Leaks, flashing, valleys and wind-lifted shingles — in Winter Springs and all around Orlando.
Most roofs that leak do not need replacing. A leak around a chimney, a valley that was never flashed correctly, a strip of shingles the wind got under, a pipe boot whose rubber has finally given up in the sun — those are repairs, and anybody telling you otherwise should be asked why.
We look first and tell you which one you are actually dealing with. Sometimes the answer is a replacement, and we will say that too.
One thing worth knowing before anybody starts: Florida has a rule about how much of a roof can be repaired before the whole thing has to be brought up to current code. Past that threshold, a large repair stops being a repair. It is better to know that at the estimate than to find out partway through, and it occasionally makes a replacement the cheaper answer even when the damage looks local.
Water runs along framing before it drops, so the stain on your ceiling is rarely under the hole. Chasing the stain is how a leak gets "fixed" three times.
We tell you which this is and why, including when a repair is the right answer on a roof somebody else told you to replace.
Flashing replaced rather than sealed over. Sealant on bad flashing buys one dry season and hides the problem for the next owner.
If something else is about to go, you should hear about it now, while there is already a ladder against the house.
Roofs age differently across this metro — shade, tree cover and how old the neighbourhood is all change what fails first.



Call and tell us what you are seeing, or send photos on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement.
Call (407) 485-4298