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Caravan roof being resealed to prevent water ingress
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Mobile · Greater Hobart

Roof reseals, seal replacement & water damage repairs

Roof reseals, hatch repairs, seal replacement and water damage repairs that protect your van from Tasmania's rain, salt and UV — carried out at your driveway.

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Your local Hobart caravan mechanic

Caravan Roof, Seal & Water Damage Repairs in Hobart

The roof and seals are your caravan's first line of defence against Tasmania's weather. Once they start failing, water damage follows quickly — and it's rarely visible from inside until it's serious.

We reseal roofs, replace worn hatches and windows, and repair water damage on-site anywhere across Greater Hobart. Every repair uses proper caravan-grade sealants that are UV and movement rated.

What's included

Every roof, seals & water damage job covers

Roof reseals

Old sealant removed and joints, hatches and hardware resealed properly.

Hatch replacement

Failed roof hatches replaced with correctly sized, sealed units.

Window seals

Perished window seals replaced to stop wind and water ingress.

Awning rail reseal

Awning rails removed, cleaned and resealed to stop side-wall leaks.

Water damage repairs

Localised repairs to wet framework, floors and internal cabinetry.

Why it matters

Why this service is worth doing properly

  • Sealants have a working life — most caravan sealants need attention every 3–5 years in Tasmanian conditions.
  • A cheap reseal with the wrong product usually fails within 12 months and traps water underneath.
  • Small water damage repairs cost hundreds; ignored damage becomes a full wall rebuild.

New customers

Free quote + $50 off your first service

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FAQs

Roof, Seals & Water Damage — your questions

How often should a caravan roof be resealed?+

Sealant condition should be inspected every 12 months. Full reseals are typically needed every 3–5 years in Tasmanian conditions.

Can water damage be repaired, or is the van a write-off?+

It depends on how far the damage has spread. Caught early, most water damage is a localised repair. Once framework and floors are rotten, repairs become much larger.

What sealant do you use?+

We use caravan-grade sealants such as Sikaflex 512 Caravan — UV-stable, flexible and designed for the movement caravans experience on the road.