Roofing services for repair, replacement, and storm damage

Roof Replacement

When a roof has been patched too many times, has aged past its useful life, or suffered extensive storm damage, full replacement is often the most cost-effective solution. We do complete tear-off and reroof using quality architectural shingles with proper ice & water shield, underlayment, and flashing.

• →Shingles curling, buckling, or losing granules
• →Roof is 20–25+ years old
• →Recurring leaks after multiple repairs
• →Storm damage across a significant portion of the roof

Roof Repair

Not every roofing problem needs a full replacement. Missing shingles, isolated leaks, flashing failures, and small sections of damage can often be repaired cost-effectively. We assess the actual issue rather than default to upselling replacement.

• →Water stains on ceilings or walls
• →Missing or loose shingles
• →Flashing pulling away at chimney or vents
• →Visible daylight through roof boards in attic

Storm Damage Service

Hail, high winds, and falling debris can cause damage that isn't always visible from the ground. We assess storm damage thoroughly, provide documentation that supports insurance claims, install emergency tarping to prevent further water intrusion, and handle full repairs once the situation is stabilized.

• →Hail dents visible on shingles or gutters
• →Shingles blown off or cracked after a storm
• →Debris impact or puncture
• →Active water intrusion following a storm

Roof Inspections

Pre-purchase inspections, post-storm assessments, and routine checkups for aging roofs. We document what we find and explain your options without pressure. If the roof is fine, we'll tell you. If it needs attention, we'll explain exactly what and why.

• →Buying or selling a home
• →Post-storm assessment
• →Roof is 15+ years old without recent inspection
• →Unexplained moisture or staining inside home

Gutter & Flashing Work

Gutters and flashing are often the source of water intrusion that gets blamed on the roof itself. We repair and replace gutters, downspouts, step flashing, counter-flashing, and pipe boots to address water management issues at the roof edge and penetrations.

• →Water pooling near foundation
• →Gutters pulling away from fascia
• →Leaks at chimney, vents, or skylights
• →Ice dams forming at eaves in winter