Roof Repair in Phoenix

We recommend scheduling a shingle roof inspection every year. Maintenance and inspections increase in importance as your shingle roof ages. Debris on your roof including trees and birds also affects your maintenance and should be removed as quickly as possible to avoid needing roof repairs.

Once your roof reaches five years of age, basic maintenance and annual roof inspections should be performed. If you have an issue with tree debris or birds, this might be necessary more often to avoid needing roof repair, depending on the severity.

Every five years under normal circumstances. Storms and inclement weather could lead to roof repairs being needed sooner. 

You may be unaware of any issues until it is too late. Concrete tiles can be shifted by strong winds, roof jacks are often bent and shingles can blow off. If a roof is left unrepaired, the result is a large and costly problem later on.

Your shingle roof requires replacement when the membranes become brittle and dry. You may see granules on the ground after every rain. Black spots can appear on your roof in areas once the same color as the rest. Once curled, your shingles can break off. It is more difficult to be certain with a tile roof. Water is kept from entering your home by the underlayment.

Since the tile covers your underlayment, you may not be aware of an issue until there is a leak. You can help prevent unexpected surprises with annual maintenance and inspections. The elastomeric coating on a flat roof must be recoated every five to 10 years. This is dependent on the thickness of your coating.

Approximately 90 percent of every roof leak we repair is due to roof penetrations including skylights, vents, roof jacks and valley metal. We may not need to replace your roof.

The most common cause is roof penetrations resulting in a leak. We can prevent this during annual maintenance.

The most common issue is broken tiles exposing and drying out your underlayment. If your roof is in good condition, we can simply repair the area. Debris becoming stuck in the valleys is another common issue. This prevents the water from escaping your roof resulting in a leak in your home.

Depending on the severity, a repair can cost from $250 to more than $1,000. If there has been a leak for a long time, there is a good chance there is rotted wood requiring replacement. This will increase your costs.

Yes, performing maintenance and an inspection every year finds small issues before they become major problems and saves you money and aggravation.

You can have an inspection at any time during the year to find an issue. Planning for the spring enables you to prepare for the fall and monsoon season. We will find any damage resulting from the storms.