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Replacing missing, cracked, or curling shingles to prevent leaks and extend roof life.
Locating and sealing leak sources including damaged flashing, worn sealant, and cracked vents.
Repairing hail damage, wind-blown shingles, and debris impacts. Often covered by insurance.
Replacing or resealing metal flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights, and roof valleys.
Fixing sagging, leaking, or detached gutters that can cause water damage to your roof and foundation.
Patching blisters, cracks, and ponding areas on flat or low-slope commercial and residential roofs.
Catching roof problems early can save you thousands in repair costs. Watch for these warning signs:
Brown or yellow stains on your ceiling or walls are a clear sign of an active roof leak that needs immediate attention.
Shingles that are cracked, curling, buckling, or entirely missing leave your roof deck exposed to water damage.
A sagging or uneven roofline can indicate structural damage from prolonged water intrusion and requires urgent repair.
A sudden increase in heating or cooling costs may indicate poor roof insulation caused by damage or deterioration.
Pro tip: Don't wait for a visible leak. Schedule a professional roof inspection annually and after major storms. Early detection saves money and prevents structural damage. Learn more in our Roofing 101 Guide.
Most roof repairs cost between $300 and $1,500. Minor fixes like replacing a few shingles may cost $150–$400, while major leak repairs or structural fixes can run $1,000–$3,500. Costs vary by location, damage extent, and roofing material.
Common signs include missing or curling shingles, water stains on ceilings or walls, granules in gutters, visible daylight through the roof deck, sagging areas, and increased energy bills.
If damage is localized (under 30% of the roof surface) and the roof is under 15–20 years old, repair is usually the better choice. If you're seeing widespread damage, multiple leaks, or the roof is nearing end of life, replacement provides better long-term value.
Temporary patches can be applied from inside in an emergency, but permanent roof leak repairs must be done from the exterior to properly seal the source of the leak.
Most homeowners insurance covers roof damage caused by sudden, accidental events like storms, hail, or fire. Normal wear and tear and neglected maintenance are typically not covered.
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