Framing inspected. Damage replaced.
Sound trusses stay. Damaged trusses are replaced with new wood and screwed connections. The two replacements shown, their locations and joint geometry are illustrative.
See what goes
into your roof.
Damaged trusses replaced. Green ZIP System decking. A white reinforced TPO finish.
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Typical original roofAssembled
A closer look at the construction.
Rotate the trailer, lift its layers and inspect the framing.
Illustrative proportions. Actual material colors.
Illustrative process overview. Temporary separation of components is for explanation and does not show installation order or structural support requirements.
Illustrative construction model. Materials and details vary by trailer and project.
Interactive controls load only when you choose to explore. All material explanations are available below.
Built from the framing up.
We inspect the framing and replace damaged trusses, keeping sound members in place. Then we replace the decking, roof covering and fittings.
7/16-inch ZIP System
Structural sheathing with a green water-resistive surface and flashing tape. Replaces the original 3/8-inch OSB.
60-mil reinforced TPO
White Versico roofing membrane, with commercial-grade adhesives and sealants. The finished covering conceals the layers beneath it.
304 stainless hardware
Replacement fasteners, upgraded aluminum plumbing vents, new roof fittings, gutters, downspouts and A/C seals.
About this model and its references
The trailer dimensions, roof-member spacing, joint geometry and accessory positions are illustrative. This is not a construction drawing or a structural installation guide.
The uploaded photos include different roofs and stages. This model uses one wooden assembly; the separate metal-frame example is not included. The ceiling, insulation and services are shown for context without claiming that each is replaced.
Manufacturer background: Gulf Stream construction and an older Conquest brochure. Neither establishes this trailer’s year. The Jayco reference informs the connection discussion only; its branding and strength claims are not used.
ZIP System is an engineered wood product with a water-resistive barrier. No 30-year warranty on this RV installation is represented. Slide-room roof replacement and folding hard covers are available services, but their mechanisms are outside this model.
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