Sberry RV camper restoration

06/02/2026

The camper is a 2017, is a total loss, not due to the damage itself, but because of the blatant disregard for the roof's maintenance. The front roof's 6-foot section is compromised and sagging, while the center and both rear corners have rotted due to prolonged exposure. Although insurance will cover accident damage replacement, an additional $12,000 is required to rectify the entirety of the issue. Aluminum components are corroded, with pox marks visible on both the top and bottom of the siding, indicating extensive leakage over time.

06/02/2026

Beefing up with framing and gussets, because flying apart due to thin aluminum and Styrofoam isn't exactly anyone's idea of a good time, right?

06/01/2026

A fresh start unfolds with a blank canvas. The demolition crew crushed it (aka Me) - the bed frame and dodgy cabinets are gone. The Styrofoam and trash wood are history too. Now we'll chill and let the place air out before we start rebuilding.

05/29/2026

The frustration of trying to carefully peel the skin to reuse. And it snaps at the worst moment. Seriously.

05/29/2026

The thrill of ripping apart and slicing up a camper to get to the fun part of fixing and rebuilding

05/28/2026

This caused, long in post for video

05/27/2026

05/27/2026

Blasted eternal bond tape. Really are my lunch today. another rebuild in progress

05/26/2026

Next job in, but first we wash the whole thing, roof to the tires

05/26/2026

Silicone roof coatings.
People are constantly arguing with me about this garbage. Being in the business for so long. Having a lot of experience with the silicone roof coatings. Don't say it's good because it's cheaper and it was easier to apply.
It will cost you later. And probably wont be able to sell it either.