We track down the leak, stop the water the same day, and tell you straight what it'll take to keep it dry.
Roof leaks in St. Louis almost never start where the water shows up. A stain over your kitchen might trace back to a cracked flashing ten feet away or a gap around the chimney. Water runs down the deck, finds a rafter, and drips wherever gravity takes it. That's why guessing and slapping tar on a stain usually fails. You have to find the real entry point.
When our roofer shows up, the first job is to stop the water and protect what's below it. Then we look for the source: lifted shingles, failed pipe boots, nail pops, backed-up gutters, and flashing that's pulled away from a chimney or skylight. On the older brick homes around Soulard and Lafayette Square, chimney flashing is a common culprit. On the newer builds out in Chesterfield, it's often a boot or a valley. We show you what we find before we fix it.
St. Louis weather is hard on roofs. We get freeze-thaw swings in winter that lift shingles, then heavy summer downpours and hail that pound the weak spots. A small leak in March can rot decking by July if the attic stays damp. Catching it early keeps a repair from turning into a replacement, so the sooner you call, the less you're dealing with.
If we can button it up on the first visit, we do. If the weather's still coming down or the damage runs deeper, we tarp it tight so nothing gets worse, then come back to finish. Either way you'll know what's happening and what comes next before we leave.
Not sure which one you need? Call and describe what's going on. We'll confirm the scope and give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
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(314) 555-0149