Clogged valleys
Leaves collect where two roof slopes meet. The pile acts like a dam, and water backs up under the shingles. See roof valley leak repair.
The Oaks is known for well kept homes and tree lined streets, close to the golf course and Canyon View Park along the Spanish Fork River. Those mature trees are part of what makes the neighborhood so pleasant. They also drop leaves, needles and branches onto roofs, which brings its own set of leak problems.
Leaves collect where two roof slopes meet. The pile acts like a dam, and water backs up under the shingles. See roof valley leak repair.
When gutters fill with leaves, water spills over the back edge and soaks the fascia and roof edge. In winter, full gutters freeze solid and help ice dams form. See ice dam roof leak repair.
Leaves pile up on the uphill side of anything that sticks out of the roof, holding moisture against the flashing. See chimney leak repair and skylight leak repair.
Branches resting on or rubbing the roof wear away shingle granules and can lift shingle edges in the wind.
Storms and heavy snow can bring down limbs that crack shingles or puncture the roof. See storm damage repair.
Heavily shaded roofs stay damp longer. Moss and algae can grow and hold water against the shingles.
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 ↗We remove debris from valleys and around penetrations so we can see the damage.
We check the attic and the roof to trace where water enters.
We replace worn valley shingles, damaged flashing, cracked shingles and any soft decking.
We let you know about branches touching the roof or hanging over it, so you can have them trimmed.
We remove debris from valleys and around penetrations so we can see the damage.

We 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.
Tree lined streets near the golf course and Canyon View Park, where leaves and branches add their own roof problems.
Still have a question? Call and ask. We will give you a straight answer.
(801) 426-8831 →At least once a year, usually in late fall. Homes under large trees may need it more often.
Yes. Piles of wet leaves in valleys and behind chimneys block water flow and hold moisture against the roof, which leads to leaks and rot.
It is worth a check. Cracked shingles and bent flashing often do not leak until the next heavy rain or snowmelt.
No. Our focus is the roof. We will let you know which branches are a risk so you can have a tree service handle them.
Call (801) 426-8831 for roof leak repair in The Oaks. See all our services or other Spanish Fork neighborhoods.
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