2014 32BHDS getting new roof !

[campingn.c.]

Guys, check your roofs well. Mine is in the process of getting a complete roof replacement done under warranty. I found a spot where something was sticking up almost through the rubber. Most likely a "splinter" from the plywood according to the dealer. You could not see it and I only found it by being up there bare foot. The service manager actually found another spot when I dropped it off too.
I seriously considered NOT letting them do it and just patch with Eternabond but we'll see how it goes. According to him Jayco approved it immediately !
Thank goodness for that second year of warranty!

[314BHDS]

Well that's good that they are getting on it right away.I check my roof all the time and it luckily is still good other than a few ripples here and there

[BigJohnD]

I had 2 screws come loose under the rubber on a roof once. But, I just cut a tiny hole, removed the screw, reinstalled with construction adhesive, then did the eternabond patches. No issues after that. I hope yours turns out great. To me, the more they mess with, the more possible issues I could have later. Got any pictures? At least post one of the new roof.

[nunyadamn]

I had my 2014 32BHDS roof replaced last year as well due to a couple of rafters coming loose. My dealer found it as well when I brought it in for warranty work - as it was getting checked in. There was a large spot where you could see the wood pushing up under the rubber roof. Just make sure you check it after yourself. Mine had a few of the gutter spouts left off and the corners were put in really bad. I had to have them go back over all of that. It doesn't look like it did before I brought it in. The edge molding that curves up toward the top also has a small kink now. Even after they fixed that, when I was picking it up I found another couple spots that were not caulked good enough - right by the ladder so they should have seen it.

http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f7...hds-21542.html

[BigJohnD]

Those are the very reasons I'd just assume put a couple of patches on the roof that I can't see from the ground. If you know the dealer and know their work is top notch, all is well. If not, then you take a HUGE risk getting worse than what you started with.