Repairs and maintenance

Roof repairs and storm damage

Leaks, a ridge cap that lifted in the last wind, valleys that are wearing thin, flashing that has started to let go around a chimney or a vent. We fix what is actually broken, and we will say so plainly when the roof needs more than a repair.

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Where the trouble usually starts

Ridge caps take wind from both sides, so they are almost always the first thing to go. Valleys carry runoff from two slopes instead of one, which wears them out faster than the field around them. Flashing around a chimney, a vent stack, or anywhere else something pokes through the deck is where most leaks actually begin, even when the water shows up somewhere else entirely once it is inside the attic. A proper repair means that spot gets torn out, resealed or replaced, and tied back into sound roofing on either side. Not caulked over and left.

When a repair is not the honest answer

If the decking underneath is still sound and the trouble is confined to one section, a repair is the right call and we will quote it that way. Widespread granule loss, soft decking in more than one spot, or hail bruising spread across several slopes is a different job. Patching a roof like that just delays the tear-off and costs more twice over. We would rather tell you that up front than sell a repair we already know will fail.

Grand Roofing, Licensed in Oklahoma (CIB# 80002391) and insured. Call (405) 334-9475.

Two roofers pulling old shingles off a gable roof with synthetic underlayment running in courses on the slope beside them

About repairs

Questions we get standing on the roof

It comes down to three things: how much of the decking underneath is still sound, how worn the ridge and the valleys are, and how many storms the roof has already taken. A single lifted section on an otherwise healthy roof is a repair. Widespread granule loss, soft decking, or hail bruising across several slopes means a tear-off. We tell you which one you are looking at before we quote it.

Yes. Get photographs before anyone climbs on the roof, note the date of the storm, and call us out to look at it. We will walk the roof and tell you honestly whether there is storm damage there or not, because a claim on a roof that is simply old does not go anywhere.

If it turns out to be more than a repair

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