Storm damage or a leak? Free roof inspections & insurance claim help. Call (737) 307-1960
Roofer repairing shingles on a Seattle roof
Roof Repair

Roof Repair in Seattle, WA

In Seattle, a leak rarely waits for a dry day. We track down where the rain gets in, photograph it and repair it before the next storm turns it into rot.

Seattle roof repair that finds the real leak

Leaking roof repair starts with one fact: a ceiling stain is where the water ends up, not where it got in. Rain that slips under a shingle can run along the underside of the deck for several feet first, which is why a patch over the drip so often fails by the next storm.

Seattle roof repair that finds the real leak

Our roof repair in Seattle starts up on the roof. We follow the water back, photograph what we find and repair the actual cause: a shingle lifted by wind, a corroded nail, flashing pulled away from a chimney, a split vent boot or moss wicking rain under a shingle edge.

Seattle roofs rarely get a break to dry out. Between October and April, a small gap that would barely matter elsewhere can let water in for weeks at a time, so it pays to fix it properly the first time.

What we fix

Common roof problems we repair

Wind & storm damage

Shingles lifted or torn off by winter southerlies, often invisible from the street.

Fallen branches

Holes punched by fir, cedar and maple limbs, with the decking checked underneath.

Flashing failures

Chimney, skylight, wall and valley metal resealed or replaced where rain gets behind it.

Moss & debris

Moss and fir needles that hold water and pry shingle edges up.

Vents & pipe boots

Split rubber boots and tired vent seals, a classic winter leak.

Interior leaks & stains

Ceiling stains followed back to where the rain actually enters.

Shingle roof inspected for repair
Honest assessments

Repair or replace? A straight answer, with photos.

Plenty of tired-looking Seattle roofs have years left in them once the moss is off and a few shingles and some flashing are replaced.

We recommend the smallest fix that will actually hold through the rainy season. When a roof is truly finished, the photos will show you why.

When to replace a roof
Emergency leak help

Emergency roof repair in Seattle

Call (737) 307-1960Say it’s an active leak and you go to the front of the line.
How it works

How our roof repair works

Four steps, with photos at each one.

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01

Climb up and photograph

Every problem on the roof gets documented.

02

Walk you through it

The photos, what they mean and the price to fix them.

03

Fix the cause

Quality materials on the real problem, not a dab of sealant on the symptom.

04

Stand behind it

If water comes back through that repair, so do we.

Shingle roof repair, Seattle
From Google reviews
“He took multiple pictures of my roof and showed me where the water was coming from. I haven’t had a leak since.”
Dalila LopezDalila LopezLeak repair, Del Valle · company
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FAQs

Roof repair questions

Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Don’t see yours? Give us a call.

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What counts as an emergency roof repair?

Rain coming through a ceiling or a light, a piece of roof opened up by wind, or a limb or tree lying on the roof. Call straight away: getting the opening covered fast saves the insulation, drywall and floors below.

Why does my roof leak only in heavy rain or wind?

The southerly winds that come with an atmospheric river drive rain sideways, under lifted shingle tabs, behind loose flashing and through split pipe boots. In ordinary drizzle those spots stay dry. We find the entry point, which is usually a few feet from the ceiling stain.

Is moss bad for my roof?

Over the years, yes. It soaks up rain and holds it on the roof, pries shingle edges up and gives water a path underneath. We clear it and replace any shingles it ruined.

Can you repair just part of my roof?

Yes. A leak, a patch of wind damage or a failed flashing is usually a local repair. If we think the fix won’t last because the roof is worn out, we say so.

Will my insurance pay for a roof repair?

Sudden damage, like a windstorm or a falling tree, may be covered. Moss, age and wear usually aren’t. We photograph and document storm damage for your claim. See our insurance claims page.

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Ready for a roof done right?

Whether it’s a stubborn leak, storm damage and an insurance claim, or a brand-new roof, The Ranier Roof Doctor is here to help. Tell us about your project and we’ll call you back to schedule a free estimate.

Call (737) 307-1960
“My insurance claim was by far the hardest I’ve come across, but Doug knew exactly how to handle it. He made my roof look gorgeous!”
— Megan LassiterGoogle review
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