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A repair, a replacement and a routine roof check solve different problems. Find the help that fits, or begin with a free inspection if you're unsure.
You shouldn't need roofing vocabulary to find the right service. A leak belongs with repair until the inspection shows a wider problem. A replacement starts with the condition of the covering and the base beneath it. An inspection is a useful first step when all you have is a question.
The pages below explain what the work involves and where its limits are. Each roof has its own details, so the actual condition matters more than the label on the request.


Removal, deck repairs, weather barriers and the new covering, planned as one connected job.
Leaks, shingle damage and failed flashing, with a clear distinction between the opening and resulting damage.
A closer look at the roof before deciding what to repair, replace or leave in service.
A material change affects installation details as well as appearance. Drainage at the eave still needs to work with the covering above it.
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Understand panel connections, exposed fasteners, movement and the details that shape a metal-roof project.

Overflow, failed joints and poor drainage can call for a local repair or a new run with suitable outlets.

A low-slope roof above tenants, stock or equipment needs its own plan. Compare flat-roof repair, TPO work and coating restoration with moisture, access and operations in view.

Not sure which service fits? Tell us what you've noticed and request a free roof inspection.