Patching the wrong spot
Water travels along the roof deck before dripping. The spot above the stain is often not where the water gets in. See roof leak detection.
Spanish Fields is a friendly family neighborhood in Spanish Fork with spacious lots and well kept homes. It is also full of handy homeowners who like to fix things themselves. That is great for most projects, but roof leaks are a bit different. A quick patch often stops the drip for a season, then the leak comes back, sometimes worse.
If a past patch has failed or you are not sure where the water is coming from, call (801) 426-8831.
Water travels along the roof deck before dripping. The spot above the stain is often not where the water gets in. See roof leak detection.
Tar or roof cement smeared over a shingle, vent or flashing may seal for a while, then cracks in sun and cold. It can also trap water underneath and hide the real damage.
Caulk at a wall or chimney joint is not a replacement for proper metal flashing. It dries out in a few seasons. See roof flashing leak repair.
Caulking around the top of a cracked boot does not fix the split rubber. The boot needs replacing. See pipe boot repair.
Nails driven through the top of a shingle leave holes right where water runs.
Even careful foot traffic can crack brittle shingles or break the seal on others, especially in cold weather.
Every service we offer is available anywhere in Spanish Fork, including emergency roof leak repair, roof leak detection, ice dam repair and storm damage repair. See the full list of services.
Water dripping through a ceiling, running down a wall or pooling in the attic needs fast action. We stop the water first, then make the lasting repair.
View details ↗02When a roof is torn open by wind, a fallen branch or storm damage, a properly secured tarp keeps rain and snow out until a full repair can be done.
View details ↗03Wind and hail can loosen shingles, crack tiles and dent flashing. We repair the damage and document it with photos for your insurance claim.
View details ↗04Some leaks only show up in certain weather, or drip far from where water enters. We trace the water path from the attic and the roof surface to find the real entry point.
View details ↗05Asphalt shingles cover most homes in Spanish Fork. We replace missing, cracked and lifted shingles and fix nail pops and failed seals.
View details ↗06Loose screws, worn washers, failed seams and lap joints cause most metal roof leaks. We tighten, reseal and replace what has failed.
View details ↗07Low slope roofs on porches, additions, garages and larger buildings leak at seams, drains and wall edges. We repair TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and BUR roofs.
View details ↗08On tile roofs the underlayment does most of the waterproofing. We replace broken tiles and repair the layer beneath them.
View details ↗09Flashing seals the joints where roofs meet walls, dormers and edges. Bent, rusted or missing flashing is one of the most common leak causes.
View details ↗10Water gets in through chimney flashing, cracked crowns and missing caps. We seal the roof around brick chimneys and metal chimney chases.
View details ↗11We figure out if it is a true leak or winter condensation, then reflash, reseal or replace the skylight as needed.
View details ↗12Cracked rubber pipe boots and loose vents are behind a large share of leaks we see. This is often one of the quickest and most affordable fixes.
View details ↗13Valleys carry more water than any other part of the roof. We repair worn, cut short and debris clogged valleys.
View details ↗14Ice ridges at the eaves push meltwater under shingles. We safely clear the ice, repair the damage and explain how to stop it coming back.
View details ↗Trace the full water path from the attic to the true entry point.
Remove old patches so we can see what is underneath.
Replace failed parts like shingles, boots and flashing instead of covering them.
Check the decking for soft spots caused by water trapped under old patches.
Show you photos of what we found and what we fixed.
Trace the full water path from the attic to the true entry point.
Not every roof task needs a pro. Keeping gutters clean, using a roof rake from the ground after big snows and watching for loose shingles after storms are all smart things to do yourself. Leave the climbing, flashing work and leak tracing to us.
Roof leak services in Spanish Fields →A family neighborhood with spacious lots and plenty of handy homeowners who sometimes try a patch first.
Roof Leak ProsWe repair roof leaks inside Spanish Fork, Utah, and nowhere else. Staying in one city lets us reach you faster and know the homes here well, from the older streets near Main Street to the newest subdivisions on the east bench.
A family neighborhood with spacious lots and plenty of handy homeowners who sometimes try a patch first.
Still have a question? Call and ask. We will give you a straight answer.
(801) 426-8831 →Most likely the patch covered a symptom instead of the cause, or the material broke down in our sun and cold. We find the real source and fix it properly.
Yes. We remove old patches where they are hiding damage, then repair the area correctly.
We do not recommend it, especially if the roof is steep, wet, icy or older. Falls from roofs are a serious risk.
Clean gutters, clear leaves from valleys you can reach from a ladder, trim branches away from the roof and rake snow off the edges from the ground.
Call (801) 426-8831 for roof leak repair in Spanish Fields. See all our services or other Spanish Fork neighborhoods.
The fastest way to reach us is by phone. There are no forms to fill out and no waiting for a callback email. Just call and talk to someone about your roof.