Horse Trailer & RV
Coating
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Protect. Preserve. Perform. · Bonita Springs, FL

Horse Trailer Roof & RV Coatings.
Stop Leaks, Reduce Temps.

Your trailer roof is the hottest part on the trailer, reaching temps up to 150 degrees on aluminum roofs. We coat horse trailers and RVs on site with high-solids silicone that stops leaks, kills rust and drops the inside temperature. Get a real price in about 30 seconds.

Horse Trailer & RV Coating — 850-610-3358
◆ Rust protection
◆ UV resistant
◆ Waterproof barrier
◆ Cooler inside
◆ We come to you

Instant estimate

A real number, not a "someone will call you" form. Answer a few questions and your written proposal comes straight back, itemised and ready to approve online whenever you are.

1
Tell us about the roof Three answers is all it takes to price the job.
So we know where you are and can get you on a route.
Not sure? Give your best guess — final price is set by the measured roof.
2
Where should we send it? Your written proposal, ready to approve online. No obligation.
5-year workmanship warranty · No deposit on roof coatings · Payment on completion

Our process

Four steps, start to finish in 1–2 days for most units.

1

Clean & prep

Wash off dirt, oxidation, mildew and debris, then wire wheel the perimeter and vents so the coating actually grips.

2

Seal seams

Every seam, penetration and skylight sealed with compatible sealant before a drop of coating goes on.

3

Coat it

High-solids silicone at 35–60 mil per manufacturer spec — a durable, fully cured membrane.

4

Result

Leaks stop. Rust stops spreading. Surface temperature drops. You stop worrying about the roof.

What we do

Coating is the main event, but it isn't the only thing that makes a trailer liveable. We insulate them too — and rubber flooring is on the way.

Real jobs

Not stock photos — these are trailers we coated here in Florida.

Trailer roof masked with blue tape around every vent and skylight before coating
Masked and prepped Every vent, skylight and edge taped off before a drop of silicone goes on. This is the step that makes the difference.
Finished silicone roof coating on a horse trailer, sealed around the vents
Coated and sealed High-solids silicone at 35–60 mil, vents sealed in, seams gone. One continuous membrane with nowhere for water to get in.
Coated trailer roof edge next to an uncoated weathered trailer
The edge — where roofs fail first Wrapped and sealed right over the lip. The weathered roof behind it is what yours looks like without this.

What we put on your roof

We coat to the Henry 887 Tropi-Cool 100% silicone specification. Not an acrylic, not an elastomeric blend that thins out in the sun — 100% silicone.

It is a moisture-cure coating, which matters more than it sounds. Instead of drying on top of the roof, it pulls moisture out of the air and chemically bonds to the surface. That bond is what lets it sit through standing water without softening — the thing that kills most coatings on a flat trailer roof.

It meets ASTM D6694, the standard for silicone roof coatings, and it is built to hold its reflectivity as it ages rather than going dull and grey in a season.

Why that matters on a trailer

  • ✓Ponding water. Trailer roofs are flat and they hold puddles. Silicone does not care.
  • ✓Florida UV. Reflective white that stays reflective, so the roof keeps working in year three.
  • ✓One membrane, no seams. It goes on as a liquid and cures as a single sheet over the seams, screws and vents where roofs actually fail.
  • ✓35–60 mil, measured. Applied at manufacturer thickness — thickness is what the warranty depends on.
  • ✓Recoatable. When it eventually needs a refresh, you wash it and add a coat. You never tear a roof off.

What customers say

Recommendations left on our Facebook page. Quoted as written.

…spotted a small leak I had coming through my RV and fixed it and then put a fresh coating on the roof. Honestly I can tell a difference in how much cooler the RV is now.

Bucky P.32 ft RV with a slide-out — leak found, repaired and coated

Highly recommend Horse Trailer & RV Coating! From start to finish, they were awesome to work with - great communication the whole way through, so I always knew what was going on. They got the job done right on time, no delays, no excuses.

And the quality??? Outstanding. The roof coating came out smooth and flawless, and my trailer honestly looks great. You can tell these guys take real pride in their work.

If you need trailer or RV roof coating done right, this is the team to call!

Douglas M.Horse trailer roof coating

Joe communicated well, arrived on time and had respect for my property.

Michael O.5th wheel roof after hail damage — West Texas

Why coat it at all?

A trailer roof fails slowly, then all at once. Silicone coating is the difference between a maintenance item and a rebuild.

  • ✓Stops active leaks without tearing off the roof
  • ✓Seals the seams and screws that always go first
  • ✓Reflects sun — noticeably cooler for the horses inside
  • ✓Stops surface rust before it eats through
  • ✓Costs a fraction of replacing decking or a membrane

Where we work

Based in Bonita Springs, FL. Mobile across Florida, and we travel out of state for multi-trailer jobs and barns — Texas and Georgia included.

  • Southwest Florida — Bonita Springs, Naples, Estero, Fort Myers
  • Horse country — Ocala and Wellington, regularly
  • Statewide — we run routes across Florida every month
  • Out of state — TX, GA, OH, IL and more. Call to schedule.
  • Barns & ranches — multiple trailers in one visit

Got a barn full of trailers? Multi-unit jobs get 5–10% off and we'll build the route around you.

Coat it right. Coat it once.

No deposit on roof coatings. Payment due on completion. You approve the written proposal online before we order a thing.