Missing, Cracked, or Curling Shingles:
Shingles protect your roof from water damage, but over time, they can break, curl, or go missing due to weather exposure. If you notice bare spots or damaged shingles, your roof is more vulnerable to leaks and further deterioration.

Leaks or Water Stains on Ceilings and Walls:
Water stains, discoloration, or even small drips inside your home could indicate a roof leak. Even if the leak seems minor, water damage spreads quickly, leading to mold growth, wood rot, and costly structural repairs.

Granules in Gutters:  Asphalt shingles are coated with protective granules that help shield them from the sun and harsh weather. If you see an excessive amount of granules collecting in your gutters, it’s a sign that your shingles are wearing out and may need to be replaced.

Sagging Roof:
A roof that appears uneven or sagging in certain areas could mean there’s underlying structural damage. This could be caused by water damage, rotting wood, or weakened support beams, and it needs immediate attention to prevent a potential collapse.

Higher Energy Bills: If your energy bills are rising unexpectedly, your roof may be to blame. A compromised roof can allow heat to escape in the winter and let excess heat in during the summer, making your HVAC system work harder to maintain a comfortable temperature.

Storm Damage – High winds, hail, and heavy rain loosen or tear shingles, leaving your roof vulnerable to leaks. Hail can dent or crack shingles, while wind-driven rain can find its way into even the smallest openings.

Age and Wear – As roofs age, shingles lose their protective granules, making them brittle and prone to cracking. Over time, exposure to sun, rain, and temperature fluctuations weakens roofing materials, increasing the risk of leaks and structural issues.

Poor Installation or Repairs – A roof that wasn’t properly installed or previously repaired with low-quality materials may fail sooner than expected. Gaps, misaligned shingles, or improper flashing can lead to water intrusion and costly damage.

Tree Damage – Overhanging branches may scrape against shingles, causing premature wear, while falling limbs during storms could puncture your roof. Even small debris buildup in gutters can trap moisture and lead to rot.

Water and Ice Damage – Clogged gutters, heavy snowfall, and ice dams often cause water to back up under shingles, leading to leaks, mold growth, and structural weakening. Freeze-thaw cycles also worsen small cracks, making them bigger problems over time.

Inspection and Assessment
We’ll start by taking a thorough look at your roof. That includes any area where you’ve noticed a problem, along with the rest of the roof so we don’t miss anything developing nearby. You’ll get an honest, detailed explanation of what we find with no sales pressure, just facts.

Estimate and Repair Options
Next, we’ll give you a written estimate that outlines the scope of work and expected cost. We’ll explain your options, answer your questions, and offer straightforward guidance based on what your roof actually needs.

Scheduling the Work
If you decide to move forward, we’ll schedule the roof repair at a time that works with your schedule. Our team shows up when we say we will, keeps you in the loop, and works efficiently to get the job done without dragging things out.

Repairs and Cleanup
Our crew uses reliable materials and proven repair methods to fix the issue at its source, not just cover it up. When the work is done, we clean up the area so your yard and home look the way they should; you won’t be left with trash, tools, or stray nails.