Pipe boots and vent collars
The commonest leak on an asphalt roof by a distance. The rubber perishes well before the shingles do and the fix takes about an hour.
Roof Repair in Somerdale, NJ
Where the covering is sound, the repair is quoted as a fixed job, so the figure you agree is the figure on the invoice.
Have the repair priced — (856) 521-4133
In short
Quoted as a job, not as time
An hourly price gives whoever is doing the work an interest in it taking longer. A job price does not. The visit establishes what is wrong, the estimate says what putting it right costs, and that figure does not move unless something else is found, photographed and agreed first.
What is covered
The repairs that come up most
Flashing at walls and chimneys
Step and counter flashing re-set or renewed, including the ones originally caulked into place and now failing exactly as caulk always does.
Valleys
Worn metal reworked and the shingle cut lines re-laid so that water runs down the middle rather than under the cut.
Tabs, ridge cap and seal strips
Lifted or missing tabs replaced and sealed back down, ridge cap renewed where the wind has had it, and the windward rakes brought back down.
The honest limit
When a repair stops being worth it
When the mat has gone brittle across whole slopes, when the granule loss is general rather than local, or when two layers are already up there, repairing is money spent twice. The estimate says so in plain words and puts the replacement figure beside it, so the comparison is yours to make.
Also on the list
The rest of what this crew does
Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and a rebuilt covering, with the tear-off, the decking allowance and every component on its own line of the estimate.
Read the page →Roof Leak Repair
Working out where water is really getting in, which is almost never beneath the mark it has left on a ceiling.
Read the page →Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair
Wind and hail damage recorded in detail on the slope, then repaired to the same written specification as any other job here.
Read the page →Roof Inspections
The free visit on its own, for anybody who wants to know the state of a roof without a price attached to the answer.
Read the page →Siding
The wall below the roofline, priced on the same document and done by the people already working on the elevation above it.
Read the page →Gutters & Downspouts
Getting rainwater off the roof and away from the foundation, quoted by the run so the figure is easy to check.
Read the page →Fixed price
Find out which one it is
The visit settles whether this is a repair roof or a replacement roof, and costs nothing either way.
Book the visit — (856) 521-4133