Repairs

Shingles provide protection for your home. They allow the flow of water to shed off your roof and prevent leaks. Missing shingles, heavy granular loss, or damaged shingles can lead to roof damage.

A roof valley is where two sections of roof come together, usually at an angle. Oftentimes, valleys were not originally properly flashed.

During winter months, heat from your home warms the roof, melting snow and ice. When water reaches the colder eaves and gutters, it freezes, gradually creating ice dams. Water continues to gather behind the ice dams and causes leaks into your roof, attic, or interior of your home. This is an especially common problem in older homes.

Critters will try to find their way into warm attics. They often damage the roof or flashings while trying to access the attic space. Birds can also try to nest into vents that may offer protection.

Flashing is any weatherproof material used to prevent water damage to your roof. This is mostly in areas where siding meets rooflines or at penetrations (roof vents, pipe boot flashings, chimneys).

Buckling often happens when the roof sheeting becomes warped, dry-rotted, or heaves. Shingles will then become uneven.

A chimney has many areas that are susceptible to leaks, such as the base of the chimney flashing, tuckpointing on bricks or stone, and the crown or cap of the chimney.

Soffit and fascia play an essential role in ventilating your attic and protecting the edges of your roof. When these components become damaged or go missing, moisture and pests can infiltrate, leading to costly repairs. Properly maintained soffits and fascia help extend the life of your roof and improve your home’s curb appeal.

Wood siding is susceptible to wear over time due to weather exposure, moisture, and temperature changes. Peeling paint, cupped boards, and cracks can indicate deeper issues like rot or water infiltration. Addressing these problems early can prevent more significant structural damage and maintain your home’s exterior integrity.

Wood trim provides a finished look to your home’s exterior, but prolonged exposure to moisture can lead to rot and deterioration. Rotten trim can compromise the structure and allow pests or water to seep in. Replacing or repairing affected wood ensures long-lasting protection and enhances your home’s appearance.

Cement board siding is known for its durability, but exposure to extreme weather conditions can cause it to buckle, gap, or deteriorate over time. When this happens, gaps in your siding can allow water to penetrate, leading to mold growth and structural damage. Proper maintenance and timely repairs can extend the life of your siding and keep your home protected.

Siding serves as the first line of defense against the elements. When it becomes loose, cracked, or goes missing, it leaves your home vulnerable to moisture damage, pests, and heat loss. Prompt repairs help maintain energy efficiency and prevent costly structural issues down the road.

There are many reasons why your gutters may be coming loose, such as weather, improper installation, and heavy debris. Sometimes it is possible to reattach the gutters, add gutter hangers, or clean them out to fix the issue. If improper installation or the quality of gutters is not great, full replacement may be necessary.

When gutters are installed, they are meant to properly drain water off the roof. Unfortunately, downspouts or gutters can be positioned incorrectly, or there may not be enough of them to handle certain rainfalls. Our experts can assess the placement of your gutters and downspouts to ensure they are working effectively.

Leaking gutters can result from cracks, clogging, or heavy rainfall overwhelming the system. Our team can inspect your gutters to determine whether a repair or full replacement is the best solution to keep your home protected from water damage.

Avoid leaks or damage to your roof and attic by replacing missing or damaged flashing around your chimney. Chimney flashing replacement is one of the most common roof repairs we service.