Got Water Leaks? We can help.

Over the years, we’ve found water entering buildings from many different sources. Our detailed inspections will provide you a thorough report with recommendations on how to fix your leak issue if your roof is the problem.

We find many legitimate water entry sources such as leaky roofs and decks, windows and siding, metal chimney “caps” and more recently, incorrectly installed rain gutters on homes built with no “overhang” or eaves.  Ground water can also be the culprit in some cases.

We do provide “water testing” service of the suspected area for the few times that we cannot easily identify a water entry issue by a visual inspection.

As each water entry problem can be unique to the specific building, we locate the source of the water entry and then provide the client with detailed proposal to make the necessary remedial repairs.

Sometimes, reported roof leaks can take place inside the building structure. Such as, we find second-story bath tubs or toilets that has overflowed and left water dripping from the ceiling below it.  We receive reports of roof leaks that originate from attic-mounted AC units with dripping condensation lines.   Also, skylights in a smaller bathroom that collect condensation and drip water after long, hot showers during the colder months of the year.