All RVs need routine inspection and maintenance of sealants used to protect seams, gaps, and other openings. Up on the roof there is the front cap that connects to the roof structure, openings cut into the roof for vents and skylights, the roof-to-sidewall seam, and other areas that require sealants to prevent moisture penetration.
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