Missing or damaged shingles
Tell us where the damage is visible and whether you also see water inside. Ground-level photos can help describe the area.
Check the damaged covering and the connections around it.
Leaks near a chimney or wall
The flashing connection can be the issue even when the shingles look intact. It deserves attention alongside the nearby covering.
A previous sealant repair has failed
Share what was done before. Another layer of sealant may not address a damaged or incorrectly formed connection.
Shingle repair and flashing repair are different jobs.
The roof covering
A local shingle repair depends on the condition of the surrounding roof and the extent of damage. Ask how replacement material will fit with what is already there.
Joints and openings
Flashing directs water away from connections. Its condition, arrangement, and relationship with nearby roofing matter when planning a repair.
What affects the estimate?
- Number and location of affected areas
- Condition of adjacent roofing
- Access and the details around each opening
The work required depends on your property. Unico usually arranges a site visit after you get in touch.
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Shingles and Flashing questions
What affects the cost of flashing repair?
Location, access, the amount of flashing involved, and the surrounding work affect the price. Replacing a detail may require lifting or replacing nearby roofing. Ask what the estimate includes.
Can damaged roof flashing be replaced?
Yes, replacement may be an option. The work depends on the connection and the condition of the roofing or masonry around it. The source of the leak should be established before deciding the scope.
Should I repair flashing myself?
Flashing work combines roof access with water-management details. A repair that looks sealed can still direct water into the building. Have a roofer assess the problem and share photos from a safe location.
Can flashing leak when the shingles look fine?
Yes. Flashing protects roof-to-wall joints and openings such as chimneys and skylights. A defect at one of those connections can allow water in while nearby shingles remain intact.