Roof repair
The general call. A leak, a few missing shingles, failed flashing or a split pipe boot, traced to the real entry point and fixed.
Learn more →Leak tracing and repair, storm and hail damage, emergency tarping, full replacements in shingle and metal, flat and low-slope work, inspections and certifications, insurance documentation, gutters, attic ventilation and commercial roofing. Every one of them starts with somebody on the roof and a written scope.

The general call. A leak, a few missing shingles, failed flashing or a split pipe boot, traced to the real entry point and fixed.
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Tear-off to the deck, sheathing repaired, new underlayment, flashing, ventilation and shingles, permitted through the county.
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Wind-lifted and missing shingles, debris strikes and punctured decking, repaired and documented for your carrier.
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An honest read on whether the bruising is functional damage or cosmetic, with photographs taken before you file.
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Water coming in tonight, a limb through the deck, a section peeled open. Tarped first, repaired properly after.
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Where the water actually gets in, which is almost never directly above the stain on your ceiling.
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Architectural asphalt shingles, the material on the overwhelming majority of roofs here, installed the way the warranty requires.
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Standing seam and exposed-fastener panels, what they cost against shingles, and when they are worth the difference.
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TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen on commercial buildings, additions and porch roofs that shingles were never meant for.
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Free condition inspections, and the written certifications a VA loan, a sale or a set of PCS orders needs.
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Documentation an adjuster can work from, a scope that matches the damage, and a straight answer on whether to file.
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Seamless gutters sized for fifty-one inches of rain, and the rotten fascia and soffit that usually come with them.
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Ridge vents, soffit intake and the balance between them, the cheapest thing you can do for a shingle's lifespan.
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Low-slope membrane and metal systems for shops, warehouses, churches and the buildings along the industrial corridors.
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