Damaged shingles are the most common repair we see. In addition to shingles, we see a lot of chimney flashings that fail and are in need of renewal.

Depends upon assessment of your roof to advise you on whether a repair is sufficient or if a full replacement is necessary. Generally, if the damage is widespread or your roof is nearing the end of its lifespan (around 20-25 years for asphalt shingles), a replacement more than likely will be more cost-effective in the long run.

Regular roof inspections and maintenance can help identify minor issues before they become major problems. Consider scheduling inspections every 2-3 years, especially after severe weather events.

Similar to cost, the timeframe depends on the severity of the damage. Minor repairs can be done in a few hours, while major repairs might take several days. Majority of repairs we take on are accomplished within 1 day.

Unfortunately, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. The cost depends on the extent of damage, roof size, materials needed, and labor costs.

Missing or damaged shingles/tiles this is a common problem and needs to be addressed to prevent leaks.

Visible leaks: If you see water stains on your ceiling or walls, it indicates a leak in your roof.

Curled, cracked, or blistering shingles: This signifies deterioration of the shingles and potential vulnerability to leaks.

Granules in your gutters: If you see an excessive amount of shingle granules accumulating in your gutters, it suggests wear and tear on the asphalt shingles.