
Chandler Roof Repair
Leak repair, broken and slipped tiles, flashing fixes and monsoon storm damage.
Monsoon season brings strong wind, dust and heavy rain in short bursts. Wind lifts and breaks tiles along ridges and edges, and rain finds its way through worn flashing and cracked underlayment.
Many leaks can be repaired without replacing the roof: a few broken tiles, a section of underlayment, or flashing at a wall or chimney. If the damage points to a roof that is worn out overall, we tell you and show you why.
After a storm, we document damage with photos so you have what you need to talk to your insurer. Emergency tarping protects the home until repairs can be made.


Wind-blown and broken tiles after a monsoon.

Temporary cover to stop water until repairs.

Following a ceiling stain back to its source.

Replacing rusted or loose flashing at walls.
| What we find | Usual answer |
|---|---|
| A few broken or slipped tiles | Repair |
| One leak at a wall or pipe | Repair flashing and underlayment in that area |
| Several leaks and brittle underlayment | Tile lift-and-relay |
| Shingles curling and bare across the roof | Replace |
Sudden damage from a storm is often covered, while wear and age usually are not. Policies differ, so we document damage with photos for you to share with your insurer.
Yes. Broken tiles are replaced with matching ones, and we check the underlayment under them while they are off.
Move valuables, catch the water and call us. We can tarp the roof to stop more water until it is repaired.
Wind-driven rain hits the roof sideways and pushes water past tiles and flashing that handle normal rain fine.
Tell us what happened and where you see water. We will inspect the roof and recommend a fix.
Free estimate, no obligation