A: There are several signs that might indicate your roof needs repairs. These include:

Visible leaks: This is the most obvious sign and requires immediate attention.

Missing or damaged shingles: Curled, cracked, or missing shingles expose your roof deck to the elements and need replacement.

Granule loss: If you see excessive shingle granules in your gutters, it means your shingles are deteriorating and losing their protective layer.

Stains on ceilings or walls: Water stains on your interior walls or ceilings are a telltale sign of a roof leak.

Increased energy bills: A damaged roof can compromise your home's insulation, leading to higher energy bills.

A: The most common roof repairs involve fixing leaks, replacing damaged shingles, and repairing flashing around chimneys or vents. Additionally, roofers may address issues with roof valleys, eaves, and soffits.

A: The cost of roof repairs depends on several factors, including the extent of the damage, the type and size of your roof, and the materials used. A minor repair might cost a few hundred dollars, while a more extensive repair could run into the thousands. However, having a small leak addressed promptly is always more affordable than dealing with extensive water damage later.

A: Roof repairs can be dangerous, especially for those unfamiliar with working at heights and with roofing materials. Improper repairs can also worsen the problem and void your roof's warranty. It's always best to hire a qualified and licensed roofing contractor to ensure the job is done safely and correctly.

A: The timeframe for roof repairs depends on the complexity of the job. Minor repairs might be completed in a few hours, while more extensive repairs could take a day or two. We will be able to provide you with an estimated timeframe during the inspection.