What's wrong with your roof?
Pick the problem that matches what you see. Each page explains the cause and what to do next.
Roof Leaking Around the Chimney
Chimneys are one of the top leak spots on any roof. Water can get in through the flashing, the crown on top, or the brick itself.
Brown Water Stain on the Ceiling
A brown ring on the ceiling means water got there and dried, often more than once. The question is where it came from.
Missing or Wind-Damaged Shingles
Oklahoma wind gusts can break the seal strip that holds shingles down. Once one goes, the ones around it get easier for the next gust to lift.
Hail Dents and Soft Metal Damage
Soft metal is like a hail report card. Gutters, vents, and downspouts dent easily, so they show how big and hard the hail hit.
Roof Flashing Leaks
Flashing is the metal that seals where the roof meets something else: a wall, a chimney, a skylight. When it moves, water follows.
Roof Valley Leaks
A valley is where two slopes meet. It carries more water than any other part of the roof, so small flaws show up fast in heavy rain.
Skylight Leaks
Not every wet skylight is a leak. Sometimes it's condensation. The trick is knowing which one you have.
Emergency Roof Tarping
A tarp is a short-term shield. It keeps rain out while you wait for a real repair or an insurance adjuster.
Pipe Boot and Plumbing Vent Leaks
A pipe boot is the rubber collar around plumbing vents on your roof. Oklahoma sun dries it out until it cracks, and then rain runs down the pipe.