RV Roof Repair in Northumberland County

Mobile service in Northumberland

We service Northumberland on eastbound runs along the 401 corridor, which makes scheduled inspections and repairs practical from Port Hope to Brighton.

Port Hope and Cobourg on the lakeshore, Grafton and Colborne along the old highway, Brighton at the county’s eastern edge, and inland up Highway 45 and 30 into Trent Hills, where Ferris park country and the Trent River add a second camping population.

Life on Lake Ontario’s open shore

Northumberland’s camping happens on an exposed shoreline. East and northeast blows come across a hundred kilometres of open Lake Ontario and work on whatever faces them. Membrane edges, awning-side seams, and the rolled sealant beads on older units take the brunt. Spring here arrives damp and stays damp, which is unkind to any seam that opened over winter.

The corridor also lives with the 401. Units stored within earshot of the highway pick up a grime film that looks cosmetic but interferes with sealant adhesion. One more reason proper cleaning comes before any resealing work we do along this stretch.

Northumberland’s camping shoreline

• Presqu’ile Provincial Park, Brighton

  Nearly 400 sites on a limestone peninsula in the lake. The private parks and seasonal sites clustered around it are core stops on our eastbound runs.

• Victoria Park Campground, Cobourg

  Seventy trailer sites steps from Cobourg Beach, right downtown, with seasonal and transient spots. On-site service works well here. Have your site number ready.

• Ferris Provincial Park & Trent Hills

  Inland at Campbellford, the Trent River draws its own seasonal crowd. We fold Trent Hills stops into lakeshore runs. Mention it and we’ll route accordingly.

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