Roof repair —
targeted fixes, honest answers.

The age of the roof and the extent of the damage both matter. A ten-year-old architectural shingle roof with three missing shingles after a wind event is a repair. A twenty-five-year-old 3-tab roof with granule loss on every slope, multiple leaks, and compromised decking is a replacement. We climb up, take photos, and give you an honest assessment — repair if repair is right, replacement if that's what the roof actually needs.

Yes. If the damage was caused by a covered event — hail, wind, falling debris — the repair is a covered loss just like a replacement. The process is the same: we document, you file, the carrier reviews. Whether the claim pays for a repair or a full replacement depends on the extent of the damage and your policy terms. We handle the documentation either way.

Done correctly, a targeted repair on a healthy roof should last as long as the surrounding material — years to decades. The key is addressing the actual cause. A patch on top of a wet deck, or new shingles over rotted wood, will fail again. We fix the root cause first.

Failed pipe boots (the rubber collar around plumbing vents), failed step flashing at chimneys and walls, nail pops, missing ridge cap, and improper valleys. These are all repairable without replacing the whole roof. Ice dams in winter cause a separate category of leaks — when snow melts and re-freezes at the eave, it drives water back under the shingles. Ice-and-water shield prevents this and can be added during a re-roof.

Yes. Workmanship warranty on every repair — if something we fixed fails because of how we installed it, we come back. We can't warranty material defects on shingles we didn't manufacture, but we stand behind the work.