Missing shingles, flashing failures, pipe boots, wind damage — found with photos, fixed at the source, priced in writing.
Water rarely comes in where it shows up. It enters at a flashing joint, a cracked pipe boot, or a wind-lifted shingle, then travels the deck until it finds your drywall. We trace the leak to its source, photograph it, and fix that — not just the stain.
Lifted and missing shingles — sealed strips don’t reseal in the cold.
Chimneys, sidewalls, valleys — the leak points most repairs miss.
Cracked pipe boots and vent seals — small parts, big water.
Representative photography. Our first Attica-area projects will be documented here.
Caulk over a stain buys weeks. Finding the entry point — and photographing it — buys years.
Step flashing rewoven, boots replaced, shingles fastened the way the manufacturer says.
If a repair will hold, we repair. If the roof is aging out, we say so with photos — your call from there.
If wind or hail caused the damage, we inspect, photograph, and give you a written, itemized estimate — and we can meet your adjuster on the roof. We never negotiate settlements, never waive or cover deductibles, and no one can promise your claim will be approved. How our storm inspections work →
Don’t climb up — that’s our job. Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll photograph the roof, trace the problem to its source, and price the fix in writing. If it’s bigger than a repair, we’ll show you why. Signs to watch for →
If the roof is under ~15 years old and the damage is localized — a few shingles, one flashing failure — a repair usually holds. If it’s aging or the damage is widespread, replacement is the honest answer. We photograph what we find and recommend the cheaper option when it will actually work.
Usually close, rarely perfect — shingle colors weather over time, so even the same product won’t match a ten-year-old roof exactly. We’ll show you the closest match before we start, and if matching matters more than cost, we’ll talk through options honestly.
From the ground: photograph anything visible — missing shingles, dented gutters, debris. Don’t climb up. Then book an inspection promptly; the longer a breach sits open, the more damage stacks up and the harder any claim gets.
It depends on what’s failing and how far the water has traveled — which is exactly what the free roof check finds out. You get photos of the problem and a written, itemized price before any work starts, and the number doesn’t move once we do.
We photograph the roof, trace the leak to its source, and put the fix in writing — no pressure, no upsell.
