Roof Repair & Leak Detection
from $425Traced from the attic side, fixed at the source
Ninety percent of the leak calls we run come down to the same short list: a cracked pipe boot, a lifted flashing, a nail that backed out, or a valley that's shedding its granules. None of those need a new roof. They need someone who'll get in the attic with a light, follow the water stain uphill to the actual entry point, and fix that — not caulk the general area and hope.
Matching matters too. A repair that sticks out like a patch drags your curb appeal down with it. We keep accounts with every major shingle supplier in DFW and can usually match a discontinued color close enough that you'll have to point it out to guests. When a match truly doesn't exist, we'll show you the options before touching anything.
Every repair leaves with a before-and-after photo report and a two-year warranty on the work. If the same spot leaks again on our watch, we come back at no charge — that's the whole warranty, no asterisks.
Who this is for
Ceiling stains, drips around chimneys or skylights, missing shingles after a wind event, or a roof that's fundamentally healthy but needs honest maintenance.
Repair & Leaks — asked and answered
What does a typical repair cost?
Most run between $425 and $1,200 — a pipe boot swap sits at the bottom of that range, a chimney reflash near the top. You get a firm number after the inspection, not an estimate that grows on the invoice.
How fast can you get here?
Active-leak calls get worked into the schedule within 24–48 hours, usually same-day during a rain event. If water is coming in right now, the 24/7 storm line gets a tarp on tonight and the repair scheduled behind it.
My shingle color was discontinued. Now what?
We pull from every major DFW supplier plus reclaimed-stock sources, and we bring physical samples up on the roof to check in real light. A near-match on the back slope is invisible; if the repair is front-and-center and no match exists, we'll talk through options before we start.
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