Cedar Park Roofing Projects What we take on, and what we find once the old roof comes off

What the project involvesTracing the leak to its real entry point, then repairing the flashing, pipe boot, valley or shingles that let the water in. Every repair carries a 2-year written warranty.Cedar Park roof repair

What usually turns upThe hole is rarely above the ceiling stain. Water runs along the decking before it drops, so the entry point is often several feet away, and a split pipe boot or lifted flashing is a more common culprit than the shingles themselves.

What the project involvesPhotographing every impact, writing a line-item scope your insurance adjuster can use, meeting the adjuster on site, then making the repair. Coverage decisions stay between you and your carrier.Roof damage repair Cedar Park TX

What usually turns upHail bruising that can’t be seen from the ground, plus dented vents, gutters and flashing that help show the size of the stones. Blistering, on the other hand, is a manufacturing or ventilation issue, not storm damage, and we’ll tell you so before you file.

What the project involvesTarping or temporary weatherproofing to stop water getting in, then tracing and permanently repairing the leak in daylight on a dry roof. Call and we’ll give you an honest arrival window.Emergency roof repair Cedar Park TX

What usually turns upAn emergency visit is the first half of the job, not the whole job. The permanent fix depends on what we find once the roof is dry, which is why it’s priced and scheduled separately.

What the project involvesTear-off to the deck, a check of every sheet of decking, new underlayment, flashing and drip edge, balanced attic ventilation, and the new shingle roof, installed by a GAF-certified crew.Cedar Park roof replacement

What usually turns upSoft or rotted decking along the eaves, missing drip edge, and attics with too little ventilation, which cooks shingles from below. We record any decking we replace, so you can see exactly what it was and why.

What the project involvesRemoving the shake, sheathing the whole roof in solid decking, then installing a three-tab, architectural or Class 4 impact-rated asphalt shingle roof.Asphalt shingle roofing Cedar Park TX

What usually turns upSpaced (skip) sheathing. Shake was installed over slats with gaps so it could breathe, and asphalt needs continuous solid decking. That’s the biggest cost difference between a conversion and an ordinary replacement, so it belongs in the quote from day one.

What the project involvesChoosing snap-lock or mechanical seam for your roof’s pitch, getting HOA approval, then installing made-to-order panels with concealed fasteners to manufacturer specs.Standing seam metal roofing Cedar Park

What usually turns upHOA covenants on roofing material and color. Panels are made to order, so approval has to come before the order goes in, or you can end up holding custom material you can’t use. More on panel options on our Metal roofing Cedar Park page.

What the project involvesRepairing or installing a membrane system rated for the pitch on patio covers, porches and additions, starting with the transitions and seams where flat roofs usually fail.Cedar Park flat roof repairs

What usually turns upShingles on a roof too flat for them. Asphalt isn’t rated below roughly 2:12, so a shingled patio cover leaks every hard rain and re-shingling just rebuilds the problem. When a membrane is the answer, see Flat roof installation Cedar Park TX.

What the project involvesMembrane, metal and shingle work on offices, retail, warehouses, churches and apartment communities, with written scopes and photo documentation for owners, managers and boards.Commercial roofing Cedar Park TX

What usually turns upBuildings roofed in the same year that aren’t failing at the same rate, so we grade each one separately. On occupied properties, resident parking and access shape the schedule as much as the weather. See Cedar Park multifamily roof replacement.