07/18/2026
During a general roof inspection, we found this Winegard antenna broken. The customer had no idea it had been damaged. It was located right behind the air conditioner, so it was easy to miss. Most likely, it was struck by a low tree branch or another overhead obstacle.
This is a great reminder of why we recommend inspecting your RV roof at least twice a year. Small issues that go unnoticed can lead to water intrusion, expensive repairs, and unexpected problems down the road.
A simple biannual roof inspection can save thousands in repair costs. Prevention is always less expensive than restoration.
Precision RV Repair – Helping you catch the problems you can’t see before they become the ones you can’t ignore