Roof Repair

If the roof is not in good condition, you have to deal with leaks, pest infestations, mold and mildew, higher heating and cooling bills, and even problems with resale.

As a barrier that keeps us protected from the sun, rain, wind, snow, and extreme temperatures. Roofs are an integral part of any building. Without this structure on top of your home, the interior of any residential or commercial space will deteriorate in no time.

Many homeowners that we have helped did not know their roof was damaged from a weather event. It takes a trained eye to spot this type of damage. We will inspect your roof to see if you qualify for a new roof due to wind or hail. If so, we will assist you throughout the entire process

Roof system maintenance is often the most neglected area of a roof management program. It’s also the single most important factor (after proper installation) for determining the life span and cost of a roof system.

The sooner it’s fixed, the less it will cost.

The soffit that meets the roof is one of the toughest areas to waterproof. An ice dam occurs when snow melts and the water freezes when it hits the colder edges of your roof. Eventually, water pools behind the dam and works its way back up under the shingles and under the soffit until it finds an opening through the roof.

Start low, soaking the area just above where the leak appears in the house. Isolate areas when you run the hose. For example, soak the downhill side of a chimney first, then each side, then the top on both sides. Have your helper stay inside the house waiting for the drip to appear. Let the hose run for several minutes in one area before moving it up the roof a little farther. Tell your helper to yell when a drip becomes visible. You’ll be in the neighborhood of the leak. This process can take well over an hour, so be patient and don’t move the hose too soon.