Mr Roof Repair installed a drip edge around entire flat roof perimeter. This was covered with a layer of roof cement, followed by a layer of membrane and an additional layer of roof cement and then granules.
We sealed the seam on the corner where the flat roof meets the shingles. Sealed attic vents to ensure they are watertight and will not leak. We also did a valley repair. We removed one shingle on either side of valley then removed the valley and installed ice and water shield (water proof membrane) on …

Repair Summary:
Homeowner had covered the vent area with a peel and stick membrane and nailed it down approximately every 6 inches.
Mr Roof Repair found a vent leak as it was not sealed properly. Due to no underlayment on the roof surface the shingles are deteriorating and have started to fish mouth. They are wavy and water is getting into the keys of the shingles.
This vent is directly in the middle with shingle seams 1 foot to the left and right of it. Water was getting in to left and right …

Repair Summary:
Our Roof Repair Specialist found the roof had lost some shingles due to wind damage. We replaced the shingle using roofing nails and chem caulking.
Also there was an attic vent that was slightly leaking and had water getting under one shingle so we sealed it with chem caulking. We also sealed all exposed nails on all vents and around a pipe flashing. We performed a complete roof tune up.

Repair Summary:
The leak is from a roof vent. We removed the vent and one layer of shingles (roof has two layers of shingles). The vent was not installed with any sealant and with no underlayment. Damaged vent was replaced with a new vent and installed with roof cement and nails. Below this there was a leaking 3 inch exhaust pipe flashing – removed and replaced this. Above the leaking vent there are two attic vents – these are also leaking due to no sealant and no underlayment. These were temporarily …

Repair Summary:
Problem: Homeowner has a furnace stack leaking on his flat roof. The seams that attaches to the furnace flashing were not bonded properly to the metal.
Solution: Today we used roof cement and membrane to seal the seams on the pipe flashing and also sealed the actual pipe on the seams with chem caulking.
There is also a second furnace pipe on other side of home that had the same problem and was leaking as well so the same process was done on this area as well.
It is recommended that there …

It was necessary to redo both VALLEYs AND PIPE FLASHING
Redo the pipe flashing using roof cement and nails.
We will apply a new layer of shingles on top of  the existing layer of shingles in an effort to help extend and preserve the life of the roof system in the designated area. This will appear as a brand new roof and your current layer of shingles will act as an underlayment protection. This additional layer can last up to 5 to 10 years. It is the most economical roofing solution instead …

We had to removed one attic vent and seal the wood under and over the vent area, and reinstall the existing vent.
We also replaced the vent on back of house, with new one because it was cracked
We added Pipe flashing to the 3 inch pipe where it was cracked.
Old repair done shingles over shingles, took off old shingles as there had framing nails sticking out roof—and replaced that section with shingles (back of house above chimney area).
Sealed every seam in 12×12 foot span with roof cement
Roof needs replacing, there is …

The roof vent pipe has the sealant cracked around it. We were able to remove the old sealant and resealed it. This will keep the area water tight for a while, it should be noted that this needs a proper vent pipe stack and metal flashing around it to ensure no future leaks.
In the front of the house on the east side, the rubber membrane is separating from the metal edge. We did get it sealed but it keep an eye on it as problems will occur in future.

There is a roof vent leak on front domer in front of the house. There is also a rip around the vent through the ice and water shield area.  We installed a new vent along with new shingles and sealed around the vent to prevent any future leaks.
We recommend a new roof, this roof needs 2 layers. We also found that the pitch is too low which means a flat roof would be the best solution to prevent leakage.

This home has a tar and gravel pitched roof. There is a roof vent that is in poor condition this is causing a leak. It leaked previously and started again recently, therefore the leak is coming from the vent and not the flat roof. We were able to repair the vent and reinstalled shingles around the vent and sealed it heavily. We did notice the bricks are deteriorating and gave the homeowners a referral to a local company, BJ Brickworks.
The homeowner needs a quote for flat roof repair and mold …