Find help for the roof problem you have, from a leaking detail to a complete residential or commercial reroof.
Free roof inspectionsStart with the existing roof.
Repair and reroof optionsChoose work that fits the condition.
Homes and commercial roofsThe right scope for the building.
Choose Roofing Work by the Problem
You do not need to know the name of the roof component before contacting us. The first job is to establish what is failing and how far the work needs to extend.
What you noticed
What needs checking
Useful starting point
A ceiling stain or water entry
The path from the roof opening through decking and other layers, including nearby walls and roof penetrations.
Roof repair covers more than swapping a shingle. A pipe boot seals around a plumbing vent; step flashing moves water down the roof where it meets a wall; valley material carries runoff where slopes meet. Repairing the wrong part leaves the water path open.
We look at the failure and the roof around it. Replacement shingles need to work with the existing covering, and the surrounding material must tolerate opening and resealing. Rotten decking or a failed wall connection can extend the work beyond the first visible mark.
A replacement gives the roofer access to the deck and the connections beneath the covering. Select the roof covering with those supporting details in mind.
The final price follows the work and site conditions. A short repair and a whole-roof replacement use different labor, access and material assumptions.
Cost driver
Why it changes the work
Size and geometry
More roof area needs more material. Valleys, dormers and separate slopes add cutting and detail work.
Access and protection
Height, steep slopes, landscaping and places for material handling affect how work is carried out.
Layers and concealed damage
Extra removal and damaged deck or insulation add work that a surface view cannot fully establish.
System selection
Shingles, metal panels and low-slope membranes have different assembly and attachment needs.
Yes. Gutters, drip edges, fascia and roof-to-wall transitions can affect how water leaves the roof. We explain the connection in gutter repair and replacement
