I have a 2019 Jayco travel trailer where some of the factory staples appear to have pulled loose on the front driver's-side aluminum siding, causing the siding to billow while traveling at highway speed.
I'm looking for someone with experience working on wood-framed, aluminum-sided travel trailers, preferably someone who has removed/repaired this type of interlocking aluminum siding before.
Local RV shops are charging around $160/hr, which is outside my budget. I can pay $75/hr. I suspect this is approximately a 3–4 hour job, depending on what we find.
I already have most of the tools and supplies that should be needed, as well as Jayco factory wall/framing drawings for the trailer.