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Leaks, Shingles and Flashing

Roof Repair in Utah County

We find the source of the problem and fix it with materials that match your roof, from a single broken shingle to a leak around the chimney.

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Years Combined Experience
100+
Based in Orem
Since 1992

Roof Repair for Utah County Homes

A small roof problem rarely stays small. Water works its way under cracked shingles and loose flashing, then into the decking, insulation and ceilings. We handle roof repair across Utah County, and we fix the cause, not just the stain on your ceiling.

A leak doesn't always mean you need a new roof. We assess the extent of the damage and recommend the repair that fits. If your roof is near the end of its life, we'll tell you and explain your roof replacement options.

  • Leak Tracing and Repair
  • Shingle Replacement
  • Flashing and Vent Repairs
  • Winter and Emergency Repairs
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Leaks

Roof Leak Repair

The stain on your ceiling often isn't directly under the leak. Water travels along the decking and rafters before it shows up inside, so we trace it back to the source first.

Most leaks start at the flashing around chimneys, vents and skylights, at cracked or missing shingles, or at the eaves when ice dams back water up under the shingles. Once we find the cause, we repair it with materials that match your existing roof.

  • Chimney and Vent Flashing
  • Skylight Leaks
  • Ice Dam Leaks
  • Cracked or Missing Shingles
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What We Fix

Common Roof Repairs

  • Shingle Replacement

    We replace cracked, curled or missing shingles with the same type of shingle for a proper fit and seal.

  • Flashing Repair

    Flashing seals the joints where your roof meets walls, chimneys, skylights and vents. We reseal or replace flashing that has rusted, loosened or cracked.

  • Ice Dam Damage

    Ice dams push water under the shingles at the eaves. We repair the damage and check the attic insulation and ventilation that cause them.

  • Vents and Seals

    Deteriorating seals around vents, pipes and chimneys let water in. We replace worn seals before they turn into leaks.

  • Wind and Hail Damage

    We repair shingles that a storm has lifted, torn or dented. For help with insurance, see storm damage and insurance claims.

  • Damaged Decking

    Long-term leaks rot the wood decking under the shingles. We replace soft or rotted sections before new shingles go on.

Emergencies

Emergency Roof Repair

When a storm tears off shingles, a branch punctures the roof or water is coming through the ceiling, the first job is to keep more water out. Emergency repairs usually start with temporary protection, such as a tarp or cold-weather sealant over the damaged area, until the permanent repair can be made.

Our office line is open 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday. Winter isn't the time for major roofing projects, but emergency fixes and minor repairs are possible and often necessary.

  • Tarps and Temporary Seals
  • Storm and Wind Damage
  • Fallen Branches
  • Interior Leaks
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Warning Signs

Signs Your Roof Needs Repair

  1. Water Stains Inside

    Brown spots on ceilings or walls, or damp insulation in the attic.

  2. Missing or Cracked Shingles

    Gaps after a windstorm, or shingles that are cracked, curled or blistered.

  3. Granules in the Gutters

    Heavy granule loss leaves the asphalt exposed to sun and water.

  4. Loose or Rusted Flashing

    Gaps, rust or cracked sealant around chimneys, vents and skylights.

  5. Icicles and Ice Dams

    Thick ice along the eaves often means heat is escaping from the attic and water is backing up under the shingles.

  6. Mold or Musty Odors

    A sign of moisture trapped in the attic from a slow leak or poor ventilation.

Utah County Roofing Reviews

What Utah County homeowners and builders say about A1 Roofing.

I talked to Dave Saturday evening after I noticed about four feet of ridge cap had blown back exposing a five inch wide opening on my roof. He said he could have someone there Monday morning. Then he asked for a couple of pictures. I sent them. He called five minutes later and said he would be right over. Within an hour of my call Saturday night my roof was repaired! Just wanted to give a shout-out for his excellent service and prompt response. I'll definitely call A-1 Roofing again and I highly recommend them.

John H., Customer Testimonial

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  • “They were on time, laid out tarps to protect things and cleaned as they worked.”

    James J.

  • “Quick to action, quality work and very communicative.”

    Nathan S.

  • “They did the tear-off, new decking and the new roof in one day!”

    Joshua D.

Roof Repair FAQ

Do I Need a New Roof If My Roof Is Leaking?

Not necessarily. Many leaks come from a single failed spot, such as flashing or a few damaged shingles, and a repair fixes them.

If the roof is near the end of its life or the damage is widespread, replacement may be the better investment. We assess the damage before we recommend either.

How Long Can I Leave Broken Shingles Unfixed in Winter?

In most cases, not long. Snow, ice and freeze-thaw cycles can turn a small crack into a leak within weeks, and the moisture rots decking and soaks insulation.

If a full repair has to wait, the damaged area can be protected with a tarp or cold-weather sealant. Read more in how long you can leave broken shingles unfixed.

What Causes Roof Flashing to Fail?

Flashing is usually aluminum or galvanized steel. UV exposure, heavy rain and snow, and Utah's swings between hot and cold make it expand, contract and loosen over time.

Poor installation and clogged gutters that back water onto the roof cause failures too. See what causes damage to roof flashing.

Why Do Ice Dams Cause Leaks?

Heat escaping from the attic melts snow on the roof. The water runs down to the colder eaves, refreezes and forms a ridge of ice that traps the next round of meltwater, which backs up under the shingles.

The lasting fix is better attic insulation and ventilation. Learn more in how to prevent ice dams and leaks.

What Should I Do When Water Comes Through the Ceiling?

Move belongings out of the way, catch the drip and take photos of the damage. If you see water dripping in the attic or soaked insulation, call us right away.

Don't climb onto a wet or icy roof yourself. A fall is a much bigger problem than a leak.

Do You Give Free Repair Estimates?

Yes. We inspect your roof for free and give you a clear estimate before any work begins.

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