Damaged Shingles
Cracked, curled, or missing shingles expose the layers beneath to water.
A leak is a symptom, not the problem. We trace the water to its real source and repair the cause, so the fix actually lasts.
A leak repair is different from a patch. A patch covers what you can see. A repair follows the water to its real entry point, often several feet from the stain, and fixes both the opening and the reason it opened.
If water is actively entering your building right now, see emergency roof repair instead.
We trace the likely path uphill from the stain, checking the roof surface, flashing, penetrations, and drains along it. Where the source is not obvious, we use moisture readings, infrared scanning, or a controlled water test to confirm it before we repair anything.
We follow the water back to its actual entry point, not just the stain.
We use testing where needed to confirm the source before repairing anything.
We fix the entry point and the reason it failed, including any wet material underneath.
We test the repair and tell you what to watch for during the next rainstorms.
Water keeps spreading through insulation and framing even when you cannot see it. A slow leak left alone softens decking, rusts fasteners, and can turn a simple patch into a much larger repair.
We repair leaks on houses, row homes, and multi-unit buildings, tracing water through attics, ceilings, and walls to the true source.
On larger flat roofs, one leak can travel across an entire building. We trace and repair commercial leaks with minimal disruption to tenants and operations.
Usually close, but not always exact. Shingles fade with age and some products are no longer made, so a repaired section can look slightly different. Flat roof patches are typically less noticeable.
Most repairs that fail were fixing the symptom, not the source, used the wrong material, or missed a second entry point. We trace the full path before we repair, to avoid all three.
We test the repair area before we leave and tell you what to watch for during the next few rainstorms. If a stain reappears, call us and we will come back to it.
It depends on how far the material has worn. Sealant works on small, sound gaps. Worn or lifted flashing needs to be rebuilt, not resealed. We will tell you honestly which your roof needs.
Cost depends on the source and how much hidden damage is involved. Straightforward leaks cost less than ones requiring extensive tracing or wet material replacement.
A leak is an emergency when water is actively entering your building, or when structural or electrical safety is at risk. Otherwise, we can schedule a repair visit.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us where the water shows up and we will trace it to the source. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467