Leak Repair
I follow the water from the stain back to where it gets in, then close that spot for good.
Repairs, inspections and full replacements, each one planned in writing and done by the same roofer you first message.
What I do
I follow the water from the stain back to where it gets in, then close that spot for good.
Loose, cracked or missing shingles are replaced with a close match so the patch blends in.
When repairs stop paying off, the old layers come off and a full new roof goes down in their place.
A careful look at shingles, flashing, vents and attic, with photos of everything I find.
After hail or high wind, I check for bruised and lifted shingles that are hard to see from below.
Metal around chimneys, skylights and walls is resealed or swapped so water runs off, not in.
Choosing the fix
Most roofs give clear hints about which way to go. These are the signs I weigh before I put either option in writing for you.
After the weather
Storm damage hides well from the yard. A bruised shingle looks fine from below but lets water in a season later.
I check what moved, cracked or lifted and send you photos, so you can fix it while the job is still small.
Request Roof HelpThe process
Every roof request moves through the same four steps, and you hear from me at each one.
Start a RequestSend the signs you have noticed, a rough age of the roof and a photo if you have one.
I walk the slopes and check the attic, then send photos of what the roof is actually doing.
You get a plain list of the work, the materials and the price, with repair and replace weighed side by side.
Shingles go on, flashing gets sealed, and the yard is swept for nails before I leave.
Included every time
Clear pictures of what I found, so you see the roof the way I do.
Work, materials and cost set out plainly before anything starts.
Questions answered in everyday words, at any point along the way.
Old shingles hauled off and the lawn swept for stray nails.