Find the roof problem that sounds like yours
Eight jobs, grouped by the sign people notice first. If none of them sounds right, call (862) 418-5296 and describe the roof as you would to a neighbor.
A stain, a missing shingle or a drip in the attic
Roof Repair
Most Harrison roof repairs start small: a tan stain on the top-floor ceiling, a shingle in the gutter, a drip heard in the attic. Next step: call (862) 418-5296; say where it shows, how long it has been there and about how old the roof is.
Open this jobWhen the old covering is done and a new one is next
Roof Replacement
On a Harrison two-family, replacement means the old covering comes off down to the deck and a new one goes on. Next step: call (862) 418-5296 and give the roof's age, the shape of the house and the spots that keep leaking.
Open this jobWind, branches and heavy rain on the roof
Storm Damage Repair
After a hard wind or a night of heavy rain, Harrison roofs show it in shingles on the sidewalk, bent gutters and wet ceilings. Next step: call (862) 418-5296 and describe what you found, with photos of anything you can safely take from the ground.
Open this jobA close look before something fails
Roof Inspection
Not every Harrison roof visit begins with a leak: a house sale, a rough winter or plain curiosity about age can start one too. Next step: call (862) 418-5296 and explain what made you want the roof looked at.
Open this jobAlmost-level roofs and the water that stays on them
Flat Roof Repair
A flat roof over a Harrison rear addition, porch or bay gives rain few places to go. Your move: call (862) 418-5296 and say where water stands and how long it lingers after a storm.
Open this jobGutters that sag, spill or pull away
Gutter Repair
Gutters on Harrison houses sag under wet leaves, spill at the corners and pull away from the roof edge. Next step: call (862) 418-5296 and point out which side of the house the water misses.
Open this jobIce at the eaves and water on the ceiling
Ice Dam Damage
An ice dam on a Harrison roof is a ridge of ice along the edge that traps melting snow behind it. Your move: call (862) 418-5296 if a stain showed up inside, and say where the ice sits.
Open this jobWhere roof and chimney, wall or vent come together
Flashing and Chimney Leaks
Flashing is the metal strip sealing each joint between a roof and a chimney, wall or vent, and leaks tend to start there. Your move: call (862) 418-5296 and say which wall or chimney the stain sits near.
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