D&S Custom Conversions

🚨 ROOF MAINTENANCE IS NOT OPTIONAL 🚨

This 46’ horse trailer came to me with a roof that was completely failing.

Cracked sealant, dried-out seams, and multiple potential leak points. Its just a matter of time before serious water damage set in.

👉 And here’s the reality…
Most RV and trailer owners don’t even realize there’s a problem until it’s too late.

Water intrusion doesn’t just stay on the roof—
It leads to:
• Rotten wood
• Mold
• Electrical issues
• Thousands in repairs

🔧 What we did:
✔ Removed failing sealant
✔ Prepped and cleaned all surfaces properly
✔ Resealed all seams, vents, and penetrations
✔ Reinforced vulnerable areas

Now this roof is sealed up right and ready for years of use 💪

Takeaway:
If your RV or trailer has been sitting, or it’s been over a year since your last inspection… you’re rolling the dice.

Let’s make sure your rig is road-ready before your next trip.

📲 Give us a call at 541-609-0716 to schedule an inspection today!

Another custom skoolie transformation complete.

This one was designed as a "partial build", giving the owner the freedom to complete cabinetry and flooring herself while we focused on the structural and technical backbone of the bus.

Here’s what went into this build:
✔ 12” Roof Raise
✔ Custom 3-Tone Exterior Paint
✔ 16’ Electric Awning
✔ 1600 Watts of Solar
✔ 800 Amp Battery Bank
✔ Full Electrical System with 5000W Inverter
✔ Plumbing Rough-In
✔ Full Shower + Composting Toilet
✔ Washer & Dryer Hookups
✔ 12k BTU Mini Split
✔ Tow Hitch
✔ Small Roof Top Deck
✔ Privacy Door System (bathroom-only closure OR full living area separation)

This build was all about prioritizing what matters most interior height, power, comfort, and infrastructure so the owner could confidently complete the finishing touches herself.
We love builds like this. Solid foundation. Serious power. Real craftsmanship.

If you’re dreaming of a roof raise, solar system, or custom conversion whether full build or partial let’s talk.

Freedom to Roam, Crafted to Last.

A little late of a post, but this project we wrapped up late last year — and one that took an unexpected (but awesome) turn.
We originally bought this fire truck with plans to turn it into our own company rig. As the build direction evolved and priorities shifted, the opportunity came up to pass it on to someone with a big vision.
In the end, we sold it to a customer who’s turning it into their company show rig, taking it to truck shows, parades, and events where it can really shine.
While it didn’t become our rig, we couldn’t be happier with where it landed. This truck was built to be seen — and now it’ll be out doing exactly that.
Sometimes projects don’t change plans… they upgrade them 🚒🔥