Roof Leak Repair
Leaks around shingles, flashing, vents and roof connections. Describe the water entry and request an assessment.
Vancouver & the Metro Vancouver core
Leaks on a flat or low-slope roof can involve the membrane, seams, edges, drains or connections to walls and rooftop equipment. Tell us what you are seeing and the roof type, if known, so the repair requirements can be discussed.
Flat roofs use different materials and details. A repair suitable for one system may not be suitable for another. Torch-on or modified bitumen roofing, EPDM and TPO should not be treated as interchangeable surfaces.
Include the system type if you know it. Otherwise, describe the building, the area affected and any visible water entry indoors. Previous repair records or a roof report can be useful, but they are not required to make the initial enquiry. Confirm that the particular system can be serviced before booking.
The assessment may need to consider membrane condition, joins, wall transitions, penetrations and drainage points. Water showing inside can originate some distance from the visible stain. A repair limited to the most obvious surface mark may miss a related detail.
Standing water is a reason to discuss drainage and the overall roof condition, not a reason to apply an unspecified coating. Ask whether the proposed work addresses water entry, drainage, surface damage or a combination of issues.
The size of the building does not, by itself, determine the repair. A garage may have a different roof assembly from the main house. A strata or commercial building may need access coordination, approval from a property manager and records of previous work.
The quote should identify the roof area being worked on and any limitations of a local repair. If the roof has repeated failures or signs of a broader problem, ask why a patch remains suitable or what further assessment is needed before committing to more work.
The priority service area is Vancouver and the Metro Vancouver core, including Burnaby, Richmond, New Westminster and the North Shore. Include your city, building type, access arrangements and whether the roof is currently leaking.
Select Flat Roof Repair in the form. Mention ponding, an affected drain, a previous patch or damage near a roof edge when relevant. Do not climb onto the roof to identify materials. For active water entry, call to discuss urgency and current availability.
No. Provide that information only when you know it. The roof system needs to be identified and service suitability confirmed before repair materials are selected.
Not necessarily. Drainage and the roof assembly may need assessment. A surface repair and a drainage correction are different types of work.
Yes. Include the property type and your role, along with any access or approval requirements. The scope and suitability of the work will need to be confirmed.
Leaks around shingles, flashing, vents and roof connections. Describe the water entry and request an assessment.
Leaks at chimneys, vents, walls and other roof joints. Assess the connection rather than covering the symptom.
Active water entry or sudden roof damage. Call to check availability. An online request does not confirm a dispatch.
Start with the problem
Name, phone and email are required. Your city and a brief description help us understand the job.