Covering a Class A MH

[Yondog]

My wife and I are having debates about wether to COVER OR NOT TO COVER our Class A coach. And if most do cover them, does anyone favor one manufacturer over another. We live in Virginia so our weather isn't like Minnesota and not like Florida.

[wildtoad]

From what I understand covers are a pain to put on but if the cover is going to be on for a while it may be worth the effort. We use our mh a good bit during the winter for weekends so we don't go through that process. If you elect not to cover it, at least get wheel covers.

[tomwalt]

For what it's worth - I had a roof leak early last winter and in a panic bought a new cover. Upon receiving it I decided it was too dangerous to haul that heavy cover up on the roof - roll it out, then climb up and fold it back up in the spring. Just not worth the risk and covers are known to cause wear during windy times.
My 11 year old 'rubber roof' is still in decent shape (leaks were from tree branch cuts) and I live 12 miles west of you. Search this site for rv covers and see what others have found. Most do not recommend covers.
A a car (RV) port or similar roof would be ideal.