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Roof repair and leak diagnosis

Leaks are not always where the ceiling stain appears. We check roof planes, valleys, flashing, penetrations, fasteners and prior repairs before opening anything up.

  • Leak detection and roof inspection
  • Storm and wind damage repair
  • Emergency roof repair when weather allows
  • Flashing, valley and chimney problem-solving
Replacement

Full roof replacement

For aging roofs, repeated failures or material upgrades, we price the system clearly — decking clues, ventilation, underlayment, flashing and finish material.

Slate

Slate installation and repair

Matching, tile replacement, hooks, fasteners and restoration-minded repairs for slate roofs that should not be treated like shingles.

Copper

Copper roofs and flashing

Bay roofs, dormers, valleys, chimney flashing, gutters and custom details built for weather protection and a natural patina.

Metal

Standing seam metal roofing

Clean, durable roof sections for modern homes, farmhouses, porches, additions and low-maintenance architectural applications.

Exterior support

Siding and gutter systems

When roof edges, water control or exterior transitions are part of the problem, we can include siding repairs and gutter work in the plan.

Which service fits?

We separate symptoms from the real roof issue.

A missing shingle, stained plaster or loose slate can be the visible part of a larger water path. The estimate should make that distinction clear.

Historic home Start with a material-specific inspection. Matching slate, copper details and ventilation changes should be considered before replacement is discussed.
Aging roof We look for repeated repairs, brittle material, decking concerns and flashing age to decide whether repair still makes sense.
Storm damage Wind-lifted shingles, impact marks, loose metal and active leaks are documented carefully so you know what is urgent and what can wait.
Material upgrade Slate, copper, cedar, architectural shingles and standing seam metal are compared against the house, budget, maintenance tolerance and lifespan goals.

A closer look helps

Tell us the roof type, the issue and where the home is.

Photos are useful, but they do not replace a careful inspection. Send the basics and we will help you decide the next step.