Having a faulty roof is a problem that can have serious and costly consequences. In most situations, RV owners are able to detect a leaky roof early because of an unusual drip or leak, but not always. It is a good practice to regularly check your RV’s walls for signs of water damage, like discoloration, stains, bubbles or bumps in the paneling, or evidence of delamination. If you suspect that your roof has become leaky, it’s best to get the problem fixed right away because many unwanted problems and costly repairs arise from neglecting it. For example, water leaks can cause delaminating as the water gets into the space between the exterior fiberglass and sidewall of your RV’s walls; mold can also begin to develop with the prolonged presence of water damage. If you have any of these signs of water damage, it is best to get them treated as soon as possible. Fixing a faulty roof can help you avoid all of these problems and many more.