Roof Repair
We find and fix roof damage on Miami Valley homes, from lifted shingles and leaks to wind and hail damage.
Most roof problems start small. A few shingles lift or curl, granules collect in the gutters, flashing works loose around a chimney or vent, or a brown stain shows up on a ceiling after a hard rain. In the Miami Valley, a lot of it comes from wind and hail in spring and summer storms. Small damage left through a winter of freezing and thawing usually turns into bigger damage. When you call, we come out, get on the roof and find where the problem actually starts. That isn't always right above the stain. We photo document what we find, show it to you, and tell you plainly whether a repair will hold or whether the roof is near the end of its life. If a storm caused the damage, we help you through the insurance claim and make sure the quote reflects the real damage. You get a quote before we start, and the price on it is the price you pay. Our team is local and works only in the Miami Valley, so we're close by if you have questions later.
What this covers
- Repair of lifted, curled or missing shingles
- Tracing leaks from ceiling stains back to the source
- Flashing repairs around chimneys, vents and walls
- Wind and hail damage inspection
- Insurance claim help for storm damage
- Photo documentation of every step
Common questions
How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?
It depends on how widespread the damage is and how much life the rest of the roof has. A few lifted shingles or a loose piece of flashing on a sound roof is a repair. We'll show you photos of what we find and tell you which option makes sense.
Can you help with an insurance claim after a storm?
Yes. We help homeowners with insurance claims. That includes documenting the damage and making sure the quote reflects what the roof actually needs.
When should I have my roof checked?
Spring and fall are good times in the Miami Valley, and so is right after any strong wind or hail storm. Catching lifted shingles or small leaks early keeps them from spreading into the decking and ceilings.