A stain on the ceiling is rarely directly below the leak. We trace water to its actual source — flashing, a penetration, worn underlayment — and fix the cause, not just the symptom.
If you spot any of these after a storm, it’s worth a free look before the damage spreads.
Brown rings or spreading discoloration on ceilings and walls are the classic sign — though the source is often somewhere uphill of the stain.
Damp insulation, wet decking, or visible drips in the attic point to water getting in above, frequently around flashing or vents.
A persistent musty odor can mean water is collecting somewhere you can’t see, which can lead to mold if it isn’t addressed.
Gaps in the roof surface and cracked or lifted flashing around chimneys, skylights, and vents are among the most common leak sources.
Water travels. The spot where it shows up on your ceiling is often well away from where it’s actually entering the roof. So instead of patching the nearest shingle, we trace the leak to its real source — checking flashing, penetrations, valleys, and the condition of the underlayment.
Once we’ve found it, we’ll explain what’s happening and give you an honest estimate to fix it properly. Small, isolated leaks are often a straightforward repair; if the underlayment is failing across the roof, we’ll tell you that too. Repairs carry a 1-year warranty, replacements a 10-year workmanship warranty, and both come with free annual inspections.
Schedule a free assessment →Finding where a leak truly originates is the hard part. We take the time to locate the real entry point instead of guessing.
We’ll tell you whether it’s a simple repair or a sign of a bigger problem — and never inflate a small leak into a new roof you don’t need.
Repairs carry a 1-year warranty and replacements a 10-year workmanship warranty, plus free annual inspections.
Every replacement carries our 10-year workmanship warranty and free yearly inspections. Repairs are covered for a year. Financing available.
Free inspections across Palm Beach, Broward, Martin & St. Lucie.