Flat roof leak repair in Kennedale
Seams, flashings, rooftop unit curbs, drains and rusted screws. We find where the water gets in, fix that spot properly and photograph every repair.
Most restorations start with a leak call
A stain on a ceiling tile is rarely right under the hole. Water gets in at a seam, a curb or a drain, runs along the deck and drips out somewhere else.
We trace it back to where it starts and repair that spot with reinforcing fabric and sealant. If the roof around it is sound, the repair is all you need. If the whole surface is worn out, we’ll say so and price a restoration next to the repair.
Call or text photos. We come out, find it, fix it and send you photos with the invoice.
- Call back
- the same business day
- On the roof
- Same or next business day
- Roofs
- Flat and low-slope, 3,000–12,000 sq ft
- Every repair
- Photographed before and after
Where flat roofs leak, and what we do about it
On a flat or low-slope roof, water almost always gets in at one of these five places.
| Where it leaks | What you notice | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Seams and laps | Drips in a line, or a stain that follows a seam in the deck above. | We clean the seam, bed reinforcing fabric in sealant over it and seal the edges. |
| Flashings at walls and parapets | Water at the top of an outside wall, or streaks down its inside face. | Loose flashing is fastened back down, the top edge sealed and the corners reinforced with fabric. |
| Penetrations and rooftop unit curbs | Leaks near rooftop units, vents, pipes or a skylight. | Cracked sealant cut out, pipe boots resealed and curb corners reinforced with fabric and sealant. |
| Drains and ponding | Leaks after heavy rain, or water that sits by a drain for days. | Drains and strainers cleared and the membrane around the drain repaired. |
| Metal screws and laps | Drips along panel laps, or rust streaks around screw heads. | Stripped and rusted screws replaced, every screw and lap sealed, rusted spots treated. |
Report a leak
Send the address and where the water shows up inside. If it’s coming in right now, call.
Text photos of the leak to (817) 999-3367
Photos that help us
- A wide shot of the roomSo we can find the spot from the roof
- The stain, the drip or the wet tileClose up, with a hand in the shot for size
- The outside of the buildingShows us the roof edge, gutters and downspouts
After hail or a windstorm
Call your insurance company before any work starts.
We inspect the roof, photograph every damaged area and give you a written scope to share with your adjuster. Punctures and cracks get repaired before any coating goes on.
We don’t handle or negotiate insurance claims
A coating isn’t a new roof in every insurer’s eyes. If roof age affects your policy, ask your agent how they treat a restoration before you decide.
Will a repair do, or do I need the whole roof restored?
It depends on the roof around the leak. If the water comes in at one spot and the rest of the roof is sound, a repair is the right call and that’s what we’ll quote. If seams are opening across the roof and the surface is worn through, we’ll show you the photos and price a repair and a restoration side by side.
Will a restoration stop my leaks?
We fix the leaks first. Seams, flashings, penetrations and soft spots are repaired and reinforced with fabric and sealant. Then two coats of silicone seal the whole surface in one continuous membrane.
My metal roof leaks at the screws. Can you fix it?
Yes. Most metal roof leaks are at the screws and the laps. Stripped and rusted screws get replaced, every screw and lap gets sealed, and rusted spots are treated.
What if it leaks again after the repair?
Call Chase and we come back to look.
Water coming in right now?
Call now. For a slow leak or a stain that keeps coming back, send us the address and we’ll call you back the same business day.
- Text photos
- (817) 999-3367
- Based in
- Kennedale, TX