Leaks & flashing
Chimneys, valleys, pipe boots and skylights are common trouble spots. We check the connections as well as the shingles.
A stain on the ceiling does not always sit directly below the leak. We inspect the roof, flashing and penetrations to understand how water is getting in, then explain the repair options.
Chimneys, valleys, pipe boots and skylights are common trouble spots. We check the connections as well as the shingles.
Address missing, cracked or lifted shingles and assess the condition of the surrounding roofing.
After storm damage, ask about temporary weatherproofing while the permanent scope is prepared.
Select a starting point. We’ll confirm the right scope with an inspection.
Water can travel before it reaches a ceiling. A repair should address the route in, not just the stain below.
An isolated damaged area may be repairable. The condition of the adjoining shingles and the available material match matter.
If problems keep returning or affect several areas, compare the limits of another repair with a broader replacement scope.
A clear scope before work starts. Any changes discussed before they become part of the job.
Tell us where you see the problem and when it occurs. We arrange an inspection of the likely trouble spots.
Review the damage and surrounding roof. Explain the likely source and the limits of a localized repair.
Confirm the affected area, material match and any hidden-condition allowance before work starts.
Finish the agreed repair and explain what was addressed and what to monitor afterward.
That depends on the extent of the damage and the condition of the rest of the roof. We’ll explain what a repair can address and when a replacement is worth considering.
Protect belongings inside and call our team to discuss an inspection. Avoid climbing onto a wet or damaged roof.
We’ll look at the existing product and color. Weathering and discontinued products can affect the match, which we’ll discuss before work begins.