What good maintenance protects
Maintenance is not cosmetic spending. It is what keeps water out and avoids the roof, wall, and flooring files that start with tired sealing points.
Prevention before repair
Working on seals at the right time usually costs far less than opening a real water-damage file later.
Roof-first logic
Roof surfaces, openings, and membranes are among the first areas where prevention pays off.
Better seasonal timing
Maintenance reduces last-minute surprises before travel or after storage.
Local marker for this service
Clinique du VR delivers Maintenance from its Gatineau workshop and supports clients from Outaouais, Ottawa, and the Laurentides depending on the assignment. This page is meant to clarify the right next step for preventive maintenance, diagnosis, comfort systems, electrical systems, roof condition, seals, and other RV maintenance needs.
What we maintain
Effective maintenance has to protect the vehicle and keep it functional. We check water-sensitive points, seals, the roof and membrane while also covering brakes, axles, air conditioning, heating, electrical systems, electronics and diagnostics depending on the symptoms observed.
- Preventive maintenance before the season, after storage or before a long trip
- Diagnostics for reported issues: noise, odour, moisture, intermittent systems or appliances that do not work properly
- Seal, roof, sealant and TPO or EPDM membrane maintenance
- Brake and axle maintenance in the workshop
- Air conditioning and heating system checks based on the reported problem
- Electrical and electronic checks: 12 V, 110 V, batteries, lights, panels, controls and accessories
- Service available in shop or mobile depending on the type of work
Roof protection service
Rexoseal work offered through our maintenance service
For some roof and membrane files, we offer Rexoseal work directly through the workshop as part of an RV maintenance or roof-protection plan.
- Used on selected roof or membrane files when the surface and support condition are a good fit.
- Integrated into the maintenance plan when the goal is to protect, restore, or reinforce vulnerable roof areas.
- Validated by us first so the solution matches the vehicle instead of applying the same approach to every roof.
When to do the maintenance
- When seals start drying, cracking or lifting
- When you want to prevent water intrusion before the season
- When roof or wall sealing shows visible wear
- When you want the work done in shop or directly on site
How we work
Our approach is simple: target the seals and roof areas that truly protect the vehicle from water. We assess the condition of the sealing, replace what needs to be replaced, and point out the next areas to watch to keep the RV watertight.
- Assessment of wall seals, roof seals, and exposed areas
- Seal maintenance or replacement based on condition
- Rexoseal application when the roof type and substrate condition are a good fit
- Work completed in shop or mobile depending on your situation
- Clear feedback on treated areas and what should be monitored next
Why choose Clinique du VR for seal maintenance?
When you want to avoid water intrusion, you have to act in the right place and at the right time. Replacing wall seals, adding roof sealant where it is missing, maintaining the membrane, and using Rexoseal on the right files are all useful ways to preserve the vehicle's watertightness and avoid much more costly work later.
Water-focused service
We focus on seals and roof areas because they are key to preventing water intrusion.
Flexible service
The service can be carried out at the workshop or on the road depending on the type of need and the location of the vehicle.
Cost-saving prevention
Replacing seals at the right time often costs much less than a repair after water intrusion.
Roof solution when appropriate
When the membrane type and surface condition allow it, we can integrate a Rexoseal approach into the maintenance or roof-protection work.
Frequently asked questions about RV maintenance
Why replace RV seals?
Replacing wall seals, adding roof sealant where it is missing, and maintaining the membrane help preserve the watertight condition of the vehicle and reduce the risk of water intrusion before it causes more serious damage. See our RV maintenance page for the full service details.
What maintenance items matter most here?
Wall seals, roof areas where the sealant is missing or tired, the roof membrane, and other water-exposed points are among the most important items to maintain regularly. Depending on the file, we may also recommend a Rexoseal solution when it fits the roof or membrane.
Do you offer work with Rexoseal?
Yes, for selected roof and membrane files. Whether it is appropriate depends on the surface type, substrate condition, and the actual goal of the work. We first confirm that a Rexoseal approach truly fits the vehicle before recommending it.
Do you offer the service in shop or mobile?
Yes. We offer seal maintenance in shop or as a mobile service, depending on what works best for your situation.