Roof types

Missing shingles, a stained ceiling, granules in the gutters, or a drip that shows up in rain are reasons for a roof inspection. The inspection looks at the shingles, the flashing, and the pipe boots, and it tells you whether the problem is local. Roofing services.

Roof repair fits a leak at the chimney flashing, a pipe boot, or a small group of shingles. Roof replacement fits curled shingles, missing granules across a slope, or leaks in more than one room. A roof inspection tells you which one applies. Roof repair or roof replacement.

Common sources are open chimney flashing, a failed pipe boot, cracked or missing shingles, and worn flashing in a valley. The stain on the ceiling is often not directly under the opening, so the inspection traces the water. Chimney flashing leaks are one of those sources.

Many asphalt shingle roofs are sold with an expected life around 20 to 30 years. Sun, attic heat, and how the roof was installed change that. Age by itself is not a reason to replace a roof. Curling, bare spots, and active leaks matter more.

Asphalt shingles are the common covering on a sloped roof. Metal sheds water in panels or metal shingles. Tile is heavy, so the structure has to carry it. A flat roof uses a membrane rather than shingles. The right one depends on the house. Roofing services is where the work is described.

Yes. Call (855) 8-CALL-A1 any time. The crew secures the opening first, then gives you a written plan for the chimney repair or the roof repair.