Roof Repair in Asheville, NC
A drip in the ceiling or a shingle in the yard is your roof asking for help. We trace the problem to its source and make a lasting repair before the damage spreads further.
- Leaks, Shingles and Flashing
Finding the Leak, Not Just the Stain
Water rarely comes through the ceiling right below the spot where it gets in. It can enter at a cracked pipe boot, run along a rafter or the underside of the deck, and drip out several feet away. That is why patching the obvious spot often fails. When we repair a roof in the Asheville area, we start by following the path of the water back to where it really enters, then fix that point.
Most leaks start where the roof is interrupted: around chimneys, skylights, vent pipes and walls, and in the valleys where two slopes meet. Shingles also lift and tear in strong wind, and they wear thin over years of sun and heavy rain. A small repair at the right moment can add real life to a roof. Left alone, the same problem can soak insulation, stain drywall and rot the deck underneath.
Around Weaverville and the rest of the mountains, tree cover is part of the picture too. Overhanging branches scrape shingles, drop debris into valleys and keep some slopes damp and shaded long after a storm passes. We look at the whole roof, not only the spot you called about, and tell you what we see. You get a written estimate before we start, and we will be honest if a repair is no longer worth making.
What Our Roof Repairs Cover
Leak Tracing and Repair
We follow water stains, attic marks and the roof surface to find where water is getting in, then repair that entry point so the fix addresses the cause, not the stain.
Missing and Damaged Shingles
Wind-lifted, cracked or missing shingles leave the underlayment exposed to the weather. We replace them and match the surrounding roof as closely as the available shingles allow.
Flashing Repair
Bent, loose or rusted flashing around chimneys, walls and skylights is one of the most common leak sources. We reseat or replace it so water is steered away again.
Pipe Boots and Vents
The rubber collars around plumbing vents crack as they age in the sun. Replacing a failed boot is a small job that prevents a lot of hidden water damage.
Valley Repair
Valleys carry more water than any other part of the roof. Worn or debris-clogged valleys get repaired so water flows straight down to the gutters again.
Metal Roof Repair
Loose fasteners, worn washers and damaged panels can let water into a metal roof. We tighten, reseal or replace pieces, and we can form replacement trim on our own machine.
- Why Homeowners Call Magos
Repairs Done With Honest Advice
Not every roof problem needs a big fix, and some need more than a patch. Pablo Magos inspects the roof himself and tells you which kind you have. With over 12 years of roofing experience in the mountains, we know where roofs here tend to fail and how to repair them properly.
We repair the cause of the leak, not just the water spot showing on your ceiling.
If your roof is near the end of its life, we tell you before you spend money on patches.
We repair both shingle and metal roofs, so one call covers whatever is on your house.
- How It Works
How a Roof Repair Works
Tell Us What You See
Call or send a message describing the stain, the drip or the damage. A few details about when it happens, like during wind or steady rain, help us narrow it down.
Inspect and Estimate
We check the roof and, when needed, the attic to find the source. You receive a free written estimate explaining what failed and what the repair involves.
Repair and Recheck
Our crew makes the repair with materials suited to your roof, then looks over the surrounding area so nothing nearby is left about to fail.
Got a Leak You Can't Track Down?
Call Magos Construction and describe what you are seeing. We will come out, find the source and give you a clear written estimate.
Roof Repair Questions
What should I do while I wait for a leak repair?
Move furniture and valuables away from the drip and set a bucket or towel under it. If the ceiling is bulging with water, poking a small hole lets it drain into the bucket so the drywall does not give way. Please stay off the roof, especially when it is wet, and call us so we can schedule a look.
Why does my roof only leak in certain storms?
Leaks that show up only with wind-driven rain usually point to flashing or lifted shingles that let water in when rain blows sideways. Leaks that appear in long, steady rain often come from worn valleys or cracked boots. Telling us which storms cause the leak helps us find it faster.
Can you match my existing shingles?
We look for shingles as close as possible in color and style. If yours have been on the roof for many years, they will have weathered, so even the same product can look a bit different when it is new. We will tell you up front how close the match should be.
Is a small leak really worth fixing right away?
A slow leak can do quiet damage for months before you see it. Water soaks into insulation, rots decking and framing and can lead to mold in the attic. Small leaks are usually the least expensive to fix, so it pays to have one looked at soon after you notice it.
Do you repair metal roofs as well as shingle roofs?
Yes. Metal roofs have their own repair needs, such as screws that have backed out, worn rubber washers and trim that has shifted. Because we make metal panels and trim on our own machine in Leicester, we can often form the pieces a repair calls for.
Can moss or overhanging trees damage my roof?
Yes. Moss holds moisture against shingles and can lift their edges, and branches that rub the roof wear away the surface. Shade also keeps a roof damp longer, which is common under the tree cover in our area. Trimming branches back and clearing debris from valleys helps a repaired roof stay healthy.