Water Is Getting In Somewhere.
We Find Out Exactly Where.
Most roof leaks are not the shingles — they are a failed pipe boot, a rusted valley, an open chimney flashing, or a nail that backed out. We inspect the whole roof, photograph what we find, and show you the source before we quote a repair.
Diagnosis Before Quote: You get photos of the actual failure point, not a sales pitch for a full replacement you may not need.
The Usual Suspects, Checked: Pipe boots, step and headwall flashing, chimney counterflashing, valleys, ridge, and exposed fasteners.
Honest On Repair vs Replace: If a repair will hold for years, we repair it. If the roof is at the end of its life, you will hear that straight.
Lifted Shingles Exposing The Deck Underneath
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Leaks Come From Penetrations, Not The Middle Of The Field
Nine times out of ten the water is coming in where something goes through the roof or meets a wall.
The Number One Leak Source
Rubber collars dry out and split in 10–15 years. It is a small part that causes a large ceiling stain.
Where Roof Meets Masonry
Failed counterflashing and tar-patched joints let water run straight down the chimney chase into the ceiling below.
Cut In Properly, Not Caulked
Shingles woven back in and flashing replaced. Caulk over a bad detail is a temporary fix that fails by next spring.
Something Else Going On Out There?
One local crew for the whole outside of your house. Same phone number, same people.