James you are a great teacher to all of us and you are a great example to Chad and whomever you work with about being thorough and taking pride in your work.

85% better? You guys don’t give yourself enough credit. Well done!

And I can’t believe I just spent all that time watching all three videos, and enjoying it! Great job, very informative.

What a gift, to be lucky enough to watch your RV being repaired with high standards only you guys can provide!!!

I feel like I’m an apprentice watching your videos. Thanks James

Not a DIY project without proper shop, tools and a ton of knowledge. Again always impressed with you folks work!

Absolutely AMAZING GREAT WORK !!! You and Chad are artists. You apply both art and science in getting it done properly..

This is the type of video that lets you know Certain things you pay to have done ! ✨

Very educational series. Thanks for the indepth education on how they put this together and issues all manufactures deal with in different ways. They try to make them as light and "pretty" as they can which is not always the most sturdy. Thanks again. Stay safe and healthy.

It's not if it leaks.It's when it leaks😮 great job

Great job James. You and Chad make it look so easy. If that was my motorhome I would be very pleased, until the got me the bill.

I like how you applied tape when putting the top (temporary) screws in. Very impressed with your skills and craftsmanship! Steve

awesome job brother, that's more than I would be willing to tackle. Keep the videos coming I pick up so many tips from you.

Jim you have done a great job I know it’s hard to guesstimate time with this kind of work you never know what you are getting in to . Thanks for sharing.

I was laughing about three minutes in when the new wall and logo went up because before I even clicked on the video I thought…they must be doing more Winnebago work. You have definitely made me remove any winne’s from my RV search. Totally sold me on a Beaver though. Winnebago, oh how the mighty have fallen.

You made my mind up for me. I will not be fixing mine myself. That's a ton of work.

Awesome job fixing a mess. I get a lot from watching you use the correct sealant for the different locations on an RV. Will complete a thorough inspection of my 2016 Tiffin Open Road as soon as I get some good weather.

Amazing work guys! It's good to see honest people in the industry! Thank you for sharing!

Love these. Will watch them all.

Great video!

Thanks James! Great job as usual.

Like the quality of your work, wincebago is now off the list, even though I know their build quality is better than most. Really makes buying an rv a worrisome prospect. These vids really help with educating the public, many thanks for your efforts.

What a difficult repair wow

Now that was a big job! You did well!

It sure is great to have your awesome videos. Would be great to have a repair team in Raleigh, NC area as great as your team!

Very Nice work !

Awesome work!

You guys do an awesome job!

Great job

This was a big job, and you guys did beautifully. The only problem is that all three videos should have had the same title followed by 1, 2, and 3.

Another job well done!

Great set of videos James. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for this.

Fantastic job. Well done.

Awesome job!!

Looking good!

What a freaking job.

Great series!

I really appreciate your videos they are very informative I've learned more in the past few months about RV construction that I have in years of owning one. Thx again

WoW ! what a big job

Outstanding! 👍🏼

Good job guys! Slides leak - got it! No slides for me!!!! 🤣😂🤪👍😛🤪🇨🇦

As always very nice

Good job James and Chad. Happy trails!

Finished job looks as good as new. Nice to see someone that still takes pride in their work 👍 😎

Excellent job James. Appreciate the technical video's.

Awesome job gentlemen!! I appreciate the attention to detail as that repair will last a long time. Well worth the cost to repair and get more life out of the RV. Otherwise, people would just sell it and give the new owner a real headache.

Excellent job James! Chad too of course!

That was a hugh job. I really enjoyed this one. Thanks James

Outstanding James & Chad! Most dedicated RV Repair Experts in the bizz!

Excellent job, the finished results are remarkable and show that you and Chad are definitely RV Experts! Enjoyed the video!

Again, nice job!

AZ E. Much props your team does top shelf work. Cheers.

Outstanding job! She’s lucky you did the work.

Great series and especially interesting to me since i own a 07 Journey myself. Always keeping an eye out for potential leak areas. Thanks.

Excellent job James. You added value and longevity to that motor home. Jobs like this Always take a heck of a lot more time then anticipated, we just hope we can recover the costs. Always a pleasure, thanks for the vids

Good work! And proves to me that I made a wise choice purchasing a travel trailer built with Azdel sidewalls! I’ve seen way to many Travel trailers, 5th wheels, Class C’s & A’s with de-lamination due to water damaged luan walls & caps.🤦🏻‍♂️ Question is...why don’t owners regularly check seals ALL over their units? Cheaper to replace cracking/loose seals than having this kind of work done! Happy travels to all.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 great job! 🍻

New subscriber here, thank you for all the detailed info. I have a 1997 Winnebago Adventure with side delamination. So far you have the most info about it. I learned a lot. Thank you. Have a blessed day

I’d bet there are less than 20 people in the USA that can do what you guys do at the level and professionalism both you & Chad exhibit. Outstanding! Now that the owner has it back together, sell the damn thing.

Man what a job. Great job repairing. If I had it to do over I would not get any slide outs, but I’m learning as I go

Now thats how the Pro`s do it , Great job

Nice job guys! Looks good for what you had to work with.

Nice work! Good thing she decided to repair.

Ya get an A plus.Great job

Thanks for taking the time to show me what I might attempt on my 94 Winnebago Vectra 35rq diesel pusher this summer. I was wondering what it might look like, but I kind of figured it would just be work and lots of it. Thanks again, great channel!

This is my second time watching this video, and makes me want to work harder inspecting my RV for leaks. Amazing how just two or three small holes can cause so many problem. If you do not know how to so permeance on your motorhome then pay for someone that does know how. I just do not know anyone that I can trust myself. Thank you for sharing !

wow!!!! this video is fkn amazing!!!!!!!!!

You're much better man than I as that is one heck of a job to take on. I have to say your repair is more than likely better than what that RV left the factory with. Doing things the right way isn't always fun but I promise everyone doing it right the first time is more fun than having to redo your own work let alone someone else's work...

I love the amount of detail y'all put into your work. I live in Salt Lake and I would drive down to AZ to have you work on my trailer. Love to watch you two work and how you do things. Keep the videos coming please.

We do the same thing when we're on Saul quarry, on, but we use denatured alcohol. So we put nice clean beads on and it doesn't So it doesn't stick to the Cory on where we don't want it. Looks good bud

Nice job

Love the videos! Who would try this if they didn’t have to?

Absolutely fantastic work! Water will always be an RV issue, if the original installation is not 100% waterproofed correctly.

Good job! I know it was tedious trying to not mess up the paint on that wall!

Wow, you do amazing work. To bad you are not in the Dallas area. I am so impressed with the work you do.

Great job - looks better than factory. What a huge amount of work, no wonder no one wants to deal with these sorts of issues. There are so many subtle details were you need deep knowledge to get it right.

This whole series was great. Very informative as usual. Also liked your whole inspection video of that Phaeton. Maybe do one of those a month or each quarter?

Looks great. Come over the Charlotte, NC and fix my 5th wheel. I stopped the leak and have learned to live with it.

Good job,, as good as new if not better,,from the land down under...

Absolutely great job. Very detailed explanation. A note about sealant compatibility. I notice you use silicone and urethane. Where the two types contact each other, you need to be careful. After 40 years as a commercial glazier, I learned that silicone will bond to urethane, but urethane will NOT bond to silicone. Learned this through compatibility tests and failed window installations. Amazing the amount of labor involved in this project. Again, great job!!

Another great job James.. better than factory looks like to me.. only so much you can do.. What sealant do you recommend to seal screws etc on a painted steel roof on my Wanderlodge? I need to re-install the track for my awning its coming loose and I will need to seal it and also a bunch of other holes in the roof where screws mount the aluminum decking on the roof.

Very impressed to say the least. Chad is a great partner.

Nice job guys, I have a 2002 Itasca Horizon that had similar work done on the passenger side for type of water leak. They ended up replacing the whole wall for close to 20k.

That was a lot of work. I'm sleeping in tomorrow. 😎

Another silk purse. 🤣 Looks good!

I guess you proved it can be done, nice job, an unbelievable amount of labor, don’t know how you could bid it

I’m very happily surprised by how much you can roll back those painted metal walls.

Thank you for doing this job. Exactly what I was looking for. Been wondering how someone fixes this kinda issue where a whole layer of a wall is compromised

Off to buy clear sealant... I am replacing lights ...next is vents ... The joy of a 20 year old Fleetwood ... ;)

Great job, Guys ! I've rather enjoyed this series. Attention to detail seemed to be part of the "POD". (Plan of the Day)

May have taken too long,but owner has coach that will last much longer than factory.Great job again.Shame you dont live in Texas.

Amazing work. Man those rv are so problematic

Hey James, can do a video how you drill out broken screws please 🙏 Thanks Rob

I don't know if i would buy a bago after seeing these problems. They look nice but.... Really enjoy your stuff !

Great job I know those projects can be tedious and just watching it doesn’t tell the tell can you tell me what type of adhesive that was used to put back that panel thank you

Older video but most informative! Too bad, I never came across your channel, be it a bit late. I would have tackled our older Georgie Boy and repaired the de-lamination properly. In many ways the GB was a better motor-home than the new Jayco we bought.

That was a lot of work on that wall, who ever did the last repair not so good. Her next project is the inside wall behind the fridge. Great video you and Chad Stay Safe✌🏽

Great repair considering the financial cap.

Another outstanding job. If you don’t mind, what is the total cost for this repair?

Your outtakes 😂