The single highest-consequence item on an RV, because a slow leak works from the inside and is usually found only after the damage is done.
A roof seam does not fail all at once. Water gets in at a vent gasket or a seam in the membrane, runs behind interior paneling, and soaks into the decking underneath long before a stain shows on the ceiling inside. By the time it is visible, the damage underneath has usually been happening for a while.
Utah's elevation is part of why this matters more here than in a lot of places. High-altitude UV dries out rubber roof membranes and the sealant around every penetration faster than a generic maintenance schedule assumes, so a roof checked on a lower-elevation timeline can already have cracked sealant by the time anyone looks.
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