Our Services

Roof Repair & Emergency Leaks

Water coming in right now? Say so when you call and it moves to the front of the list.

There are two separate jobs in a leak. The first is stopping water getting into the house, which sometimes means a tarp at seven in the evening. The second is fixing the actual cause properly once it is dry enough to work.

Doing the second without the first costs people ceilings and insulation while they wait for a slot. Doing the first and calling it finished is how a leak comes back in the next storm. Both matter.

Our work

Our own crews, our own jobs. No stock photos.

Damaged roof decking removed, exposing the rafters, during a roof repair
New decking being laid over exposed rafters during a roof repair
Skylight detail on a shingle roof, a common source of leaks

What to know

Repair is often the right answer

On a sound roof with localised damage, a proper repair buys real years. We would rather do a repair right than sell a replacement that was not needed.

The leak is rarely where the stain is

Water runs along decking and rafters before it drops. The wet patch on your ceiling is where it landed, not where it came in — which is why chasing the stain does not work.

Penetrations before field

Chimneys, vents, skylights and valleys are where leaks start. Open shingle field almost never leaks on its own.

Decking may need replacing

A leak that has been going a while will have softened the decking underneath. Putting new shingles over soft decking wastes the repair.

Common questions

I have water coming in right now. What do I do?

Call (817) 656-2288 and say the leak is active. Move what you can out from under it and put a bucket down. The first job is stopping the damage; the proper repair follows.

Can you repair it, or does the whole roof need doing?

Depends on the condition of the rest of the roof. If the shingles around the damage are still pliable and sealed, a repair holds. If the roof is brittle and losing granules everywhere, a repair is money spent twice. We will show you which one you have.

Why does my leak keep coming back?

Usually because the shingles were replaced but the flashing was not, or because the leak was chased to the ceiling stain rather than to where water is actually entering.

Free inspection, no obligation

Family owned and operated since 1977, out of our office at 5193 Zion Hill Rd in Weatherford.

(817) 656-2288