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Airstream Floor Repair & Replacement

Floor Repair & Replacement

Whether you need an entire new sub-floor, or just a patch to fix a broken section we have you covered here at VARR vintage Airstream restorations and repairs.

Vintage Airstream trailers that have been neglected for decades usually have a rotten sub-floor, which can pose as a health hazard and safety concern.

Here at VARR we pull off the old sub-floor, prep and repair the chassis, and then custom cut and install your new floor to perfect dimensions.

Flooring Installation & Repair

  • Subfloor repair/or replacement
  • Remove Old Sub-floor
  • Finished floor repair/replacement
  • Moisture barrier (between the subfloor and finish floor)
  • Prep and Repair The Chassis
  • Custom Cut and Install New floor

Once our VARR technicians have deemed the chassis safe and road worthy we custom cut, fit, and install a subfloor and moisture barrier. Most often we use wood for the subfloor, but recently VARR customers have requested specialty hybrid compound materials rather than wood. Once the new sub-floor has been installed on the trailer chassis, we re-install the Airstream aluminum shell body before installing the interior finish flooring material of your choice.

Flooring Materials

  • Hard wood
  • Linoliam
  • Cork
  • Tile
  • Bamboo
  • Carpet
  • Stone
  • Vinyl

Almost every time we do a renovation the flooring on vintage airstreams needs to be replaced. As mentioned above, flooring is another important consideration to the safety of your silver bullet. Not only does your flooring need to be strong and secure, but also it needs to stay dry. Flooring that is decades old is almost sure to have mold and rodent droppings which can cause unhealthy respiratory issues. Our staff can take samples of the different layers in your floor to determine if there are signs of mold or rodent droppings.

Call Gene for more detailed information on Airstream Floor Repair & Replacement.

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  • Whether you need an entire new sub-floor, or just a patch to fix a broken section we have you covered. Call Gene (435) 654-5465 for more information.

  • In Loving Memory of Eugene James Magre

    June 25, 1947 – July 25, 2025

    Eugene “Gene” James Magre, of Midway, Utah, peacefully completed his earthly journey on July 25, 2025, at the age of 78. Born on June 25, 1947, in White Plains, New York, Gene led a rich and remarkable life—one marked by boundless creativity, determination, love, and connection.

    Gene shared an extraordinary bond with his wife, soulmate, and dearest friend, Jacqueline Magre. Their partnership was a testament to enduring love—steadfast, joyful, and deeply rooted. Together, they didn’t just build a life—they created a world full of dreams, laughter, and unwavering devotion.

    A visionary and true entrepreneur, Gene approached life with energy and imagination. Never one to sit still, he constantly chased ideas, built ventures, and inspired those around him to dream bigger. His passion wasn’t just for progress—it was for purpose. He sought not only success, but meaning, and generously shared both with the people he held dear.

    Gene is survived by his beloved wife, Jacqueline; his sister, Holly Maggio; his niece, Dana Maggio; and a wide circle of friends who became his chosen family. His legacy lives on in the stories, laughter, and lasting impact he left on every heart he touched.

    In Gene’s spirit, we picture him with a glass of wine in hand—smiling, toasting, and sending love to all of us left behind. Until we meet again.

    One more day,
    One more time,
    One more sunset, I’d be satisfied…
    But then again, I know what it would do—
    Leave me wishing still, for one more day with you.

    Cheers, Gene. Here's to the next great adventure.