Arcadia has been cattle country since long before anybody was coating roofs. The All-Florida Championship Rodeo has run here since 1928 — the oldest in the state — and DeSoto County still works the way it always has. The trailers here are working trailers, and they live outside.
Stock trailers and gooseneck rigs that haul every week take more sun and more road than anything that only comes out for a season. They are the ones worth sealing.
DeSoto County is spread out and nobody is hauling a stock trailer into town for a roof. We work where it sits.
Most outfits here run more than one trailer. Doing them in a single visit gets 5–10% off and saves us both the second trip.
Mobile high-solids silicone roof coating for horse trailers, applied on site to Henry 887 specification.
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Read more →Yes. Stock, slant load, gooseneck, living quarters — the roof is the roof and the system is the same.
That is what silicone is for. It bonds chemically rather than sitting on top, so it takes vibration, heat and standing water without softening.
Comfortably within range. We run up that way regularly and can usually fit you into a planned trip.
No deposit. Payment due on completion. You approve the written proposal online before we order a thing.