A water stain or drip inside
Ceiling stains, peeling paint and damp insulation all point to water getting in somewhere.
Water travels, so the stain on your ceiling is rarely directly under the problem. We find where the water is actually getting in, fix that, and tell you honestly if the roof needs more than a repair.

Overview
Most roof leaks start at the details rather than the middle of a shingle field: flashing around chimneys and skylights, valleys, pipe boots, and the edges of the roof. A good repair means tracing the water back to its entry point.
We repair leaks, replace damaged or missing shingles, reseal and replace flashing, and address storm damage. If a roof is past repairing, we will say so and show you why.
Warning signs
Ceiling stains, peeling paint and damp insulation all point to water getting in somewhere.
Even a few missing shingles expose the underlayment and the deck.
Flashing around chimneys, vents and skylights is one of the most common leak points.
Heavy granule loss means shingles are wearing out faster than they should.
Wind and fallen branches can damage a roof in ways you can only see from above.
Options
The scope depends on what the inspection finds.
How it works
Tell us what you are seeing. For an active leak, call so we can respond to the urgency.
We inspect the roof and the areas around the leak to find where water is entering.
We fix the cause and any damage around it, and explain what we did.
If the roof is near the end of its life, we tell you so you can plan rather than keep paying for patches.
Honest considerations
Questions
For an active leak, call us. We will do what we can to respond promptly and protect the roof while a permanent repair is arranged.
It depends on the cause, the roof type and how accessible the damage is. We give free estimates so you see a real number for your roof.
No. Many leaks are caused by a single failed detail such as flashing or a pipe boot. We recommend replacement only when repair would not solve the problem.
Yes. Metal roofs have their own fasteners, seams and flashing details, and we repair standing seam, corrugated and metal shingle roofs.
No. Water spreads through insulation and framing before it shows, and a small leak is cheaper to fix early.
Inspections and estimates are free. Tell us what you are seeing, or call and talk to someone now.