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Monday–Sunday · 7 AM–9 PM
Based in Corona, Queens

Getting started is simple

  1. Tell us about the propertyShare the issue, your location, and when you first noticed it.
  2. Discuss the next stepA site visit is usually arranged so we can take a closer look.

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Based in Corona, Queens · Serving NYC

Roof leak repair in Queens & NYC

Roof repairs for homes and businesses in Queens, NYC, and Long Island. Tell us where you see water and when it started. We usually arrange a site visit to look at the property.

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Family business since the 1990s · Site visits usually arranged
Roof membrane repair detail

Noticed a ceiling stain or a leak after rain?

A stain tells you where water has appeared inside. It does not necessarily show where it entered the roof. When you contact us, the details below help explain the problem.

A new stain or peeling paint

Take a photo and note whether the area changes after rain. Stains on an upper floor can be a sign of a roof leak, but the source needs to be checked.

The same leak keeps returning

Tell us what was repaired before and when. That history is useful when deciding whether the old repair or another part of the roof needs attention.

Water near a chimney, skylight, or wall

Flashing protects the places where roofing meets another surface. Damage at these connections can allow water in even when nearby roofing looks intact.

Can the roof be repaired?

A leak does not automatically mean you need a new roof. The condition of the surrounding material matters as much as the damaged spot.

When a repair may make sense

An isolated defect with sound roofing around it may be suitable for a local repair. The repair needs to address the entry point and suit the existing roof material.

When to consider replacement

Widespread deterioration or repeated problems in several areas may call for more extensive work. Compare the proposed repair with the condition of the whole roof.

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What changes the cost of a roof repair?

A repair around one flashing detail is a different job from opening a larger roof area and replacing damaged material underneath. The main factors are:

The area affected
A single damaged detail or several separate problem areas.
Roof material and access
The repair method, materials needed, and access to the work area.
Damage below the surface
Whether the work is limited to the covering or also involves wet or deteriorated material underneath.

Unico usually arranges a site visit after you get in touch. Send the property location and a short description to request a free estimate.

Talk to a roofing contractor in Corona.

Unico Construction is a family business based in Corona, Queens. We serve Queens, the rest of NYC, and Long Island.

Call or send the form below. We usually arrange a site visit after hearing about the property and the work you need.

(347) 380-6165

Monday–Sunday
7 AM–9 PM

Roof leak repair questions

How much does roof leak repair cost?

There is no single price for every leak. Roof material, access, the size of the affected area, and damage below the surface all affect the work. Unico usually arranges a site visit before the job’s scope is settled; contact us for a free estimate.

Which repair method works best for a leaking roof?

The method depends on the entry point and the roofing material. Damaged flashing, a failed seam, and broken shingles need different repairs. Covering the visible spot without establishing the cause may leave the underlying problem unresolved.

Is fixing a roof leak a DIY job?

Roof work involves fall risks and details that are easy to miss. A roofer should assess the source and repair method. You can help by documenting the leak from a safe location and sharing any history of previous work.

What should I do if the roof leaks during a storm?

Move belongings away and catch drips in a container if you can do so safely. Take photos and contact a roofer. Stay off a wet roof, and keep clear of water near electrical fittings or a sagging ceiling. Call to check availability.

Will insurance pay for a rain-related roof leak?

Coverage depends on your policy and what caused the damage. A leak after rain does not by itself establish coverage. Photograph the damage and ask your insurer about the applicable terms, deductible, and claim requirements before assuming the repair is covered.

Further reading: GAF’s roof leak guide · State Farm’s advice for a leaking roof

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