Greenfeet83
05-30-2014, 03:11 PM
I have a 2011 Fuzion 322 TH. We bought it in Nov '12 from a private party. Since we've had it, it stays covered in the winter and when not being used for extended periods.
In Feb of this year, we had a big ice storm (big by the NC standard) and as a result had 2 holes punctured in front of the forward A/C unit. Each puncture was less than the size of a silver dollar. When I took it in for repair, I should the service writer the 2 areas. As we walked around the rest of the roof, the tech commented on what good shape the roof was in. As we went to climb down, I noticed that water had pooled in the curb side rear corner at one point so I went to look at why there was a low spot. What I found was that the plywood under the roof had rotted away. About the size of a coffee can. When they pulled the roof back it was dry under there and NO sign of cracks or leaks in the rubber membrane or sealant. The tech estimates that water was caught under the rubber roof during construction and it eroded the wood.
I'm not sure how it happened, but know that there was no externally visible issues. It was $1400 to have it fixed.
Any ideas as to what may have caused it?
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In Feb of this year, we had a big ice storm (big by the NC standard) and as a result had 2 holes punctured in front of the forward A/C unit. Each puncture was less than the size of a silver dollar. When I took it in for repair, I should the service writer the 2 areas. As we walked around the rest of the roof, the tech commented on what good shape the roof was in. As we went to climb down, I noticed that water had pooled in the curb side rear corner at one point so I went to look at why there was a low spot. What I found was that the plywood under the roof had rotted away. About the size of a coffee can. When they pulled the roof back it was dry under there and NO sign of cracks or leaks in the rubber membrane or sealant. The tech estimates that water was caught under the rubber roof during construction and it eroded the wood.
I'm not sure how it happened, but know that there was no externally visible issues. It was $1400 to have it fixed.
Any ideas as to what may have caused it?
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