A single leak or a patch of wind-blown shingles doesn't always mean it's time to re-roof. We diagnose the real problem, tell you honestly whether repair or replacement makes sense, and fix what needs fixing.
Not every roofer will tell you a repair is enough — but if it is, that's what we'll say. Here's what we commonly fix and how we decide.
| Lean toward repair when… | Lean toward replacement when… |
|---|---|
| The roof is under ~15 years old | The roof is 20+ years old |
| Damage is isolated to one area | Problems show up in several places |
| One leak with an obvious source | Multiple leaks or widespread granule loss |
| Shingles elsewhere are in good shape | It's already been roofed over once |
If your roof is relatively young and the problem is isolated — a few blown-off shingles, one leak, damaged flashing — a repair is the right call. If the roof is old, leaking in multiple spots, or already layered over, a replacement usually costs less over time. We'll tell you straight which one you actually need.
No. If a repair will genuinely solve the problem, that's what we'll recommend. We'd rather earn the replacement later, honestly, than push one you don't need now.
Repairs are far less than a replacement and depend on what's involved — a few shingles and a boot is minor; chasing a hidden leak or rebuilding flashing is more. We give you a clear price after a free inspection.
Yes. If water is getting in, call us — we can assess quickly and, if needed, get a temporary cover on it to stop the damage while the repair is scheduled.
Satellite-measured, honest range — no phone call required.