Targeted roof repairs that fix the cause
Leaks, blown-off shingles, failed flashing and worn pipe boots. We find where the water is actually getting in and repair it properly.
Common repairs we handle
Leak tracing
Water rarely drips directly below where it enters. We trace stains back to the real source, often flashing or a penetration.
Flashing
Chimneys, sidewalls and skylights depend on step and counter flashing. Failed or caulk-only flashing is a frequent leak source.
Wind-damaged shingles
Missing or creased shingles are replaced and sealed, matched as closely as possible to what's on the roof.
Pipe boots and vents
Rubber pipe collars crack in the sun long before shingles wear out. It's one of the simplest and most common fixes.
Ice dam aftermath
We repair the damage and look at insulation, ventilation and ice protection so it's less likely to happen again.
Valleys and edges
Worn valleys and missing drip edge let water get under shingles. We rebuild these areas correctly.
Repair or replace?
If your roof is mostly sound and the problem is local, repair is usually the right call, and we'll tell you so. If the wear is widespread or leaks keep showing up in new places, we'll explain why a replacement may be the better use of your money.
If the damage came from a storm, read how we handle storm and hail inspections first.
Roof repair questions
Can you repair a roof in winter?
Some repairs can be done in cold weather, and temporary measures can stop active leaks. Shingle sealing works best in warmer temperatures, so some permanent work may wait for a better day.
Will repaired shingles match?
We match as closely as we can, but weathered shingles and discontinued colors can make a perfect match impossible. We'll show you options before we start.
What should I do about an active leak?
Contain the water inside, move belongings away, and call us. Stay off the roof yourself.
Leak showing up on the ceiling?
Tell us where and when it appears. Those details help us find the source faster.