Tile Leak: Tile leaks can occur when the underlayment beneath the tiles erode over time. This may be due to the unrelenting sun, weather conditions, and age of the roof. If left untreated the wood the tiles adhere to may become rotted and add to the need of repair.
Shingle Damage: Shingles may become cracked, rotted, loose, or even go missing with time! This presents an opportunity for water to get in and cause havoc on your home. The integrity of your roof is of utmost importance.
Failed Screws or Seams in Metal Roofs: Screws that are under-driven, off center, or even too tight can allow water to intrude the roof. Additionally, the seams of the roof itself can be misshaped or not installed properly also leading to water intrusion.
Facia Board Rot: There is an exterior wood trim piece that runs along the edge of your home and at times this may rot and need to be replaced. Determining the source of the water that is causing the rot is essential to making this a lasting repair.
Flashing Conditions: Areas in which flashing is not properly installed or areas in which the roof changes directions, such as for vents, skylights, or chimney can be key areas where leaks can occur. Compromised flashing can cause a serious leak and need to be repaired quickly to avoid further damage.