Ceiling or wall stains
Brown rings or bubbling paint, especially after heavy rain or snow melt.
Leaks · Shingles · Flashing · Skylights
Water stain on the ceiling? Shingles in the yard? We track down where water is really getting in and fix the source. Answer five quick questions to request a free quote.

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Roof repair
Most roof leaks don't start where the stain shows up. Water can run along a rafter or the top of the decking for several feet before it drips onto your ceiling. That's why a good repair starts by following the water to its source instead of smearing tar on the symptom.
We repair leaks, replace missing or damaged shingles, redo failed flashing at walls and chimneys, and fix leaking skylights. If your roof has plenty of life left, a repair is usually the smart move, and we'll tell you so.
If the roof is worn out and repairs would just be throwing good money after bad, we'll tell you that too. Your call either way. See roof replacement.
Signs you need a repair
Catching these early usually means a smaller fix.
Brown rings or bubbling paint, especially after heavy rain or snow melt.
Bare spots or torn tabs leave the underlayment exposed to the weather.
Water near the chimney usually means the flashing has pulled away or cracked.
Condensation is one thing, but water at the frame usually points to failed flashing.
Rubber boots around plumbing vents crack with age and let water run straight in.
Damp insulation or dark stains on the roof boards mean water is getting in somewhere.
Step by step
Find the cause, then fix it.
Tell us what you're seeing with five quick questions.
We get in touch to talk through the problem and what it will take to fix.
We repair the source of the problem using materials as close to your existing roof as available.
The work area is cleaned up and we make sure you're happy with the finished repair.
Get it looked at now. Request a quote and we'll follow up.
Rhode Island weather
Weather is behind most of the leaks we hear about.
Wind off Narragansett Bay and the South County shore can lift and peel shingles loose.
Wind-driven rain looks for any gap, especially at flashing around chimneys, walls and vents.
Snow that melts on a warm roof and refreezes at the cold eaves can back water up under the shingles.
Near the coast, salt spray is hard on exposed metal like flashing and fasteners.
Roof repair FAQ
Don't see your question? Request a free quote and ask us. Or call 401-552-4845.
Request a free quoteIt depends on what's wrong, how much area is affected and how easy it is to reach. Request a free quote and we'll follow up about your repair.
A good repair follows the water back to where it actually enters. Many repeat leaks come from flashing, vent boots or skylights rather than the shingles themselves.
We use the closest match available. Older shingles fade, so a small color difference is normal at first and usually blends over time.
Yes. Step and counter flashing around chimneys is one of the most common sources of leaks. Repairs to the masonry of the chimney itself would need a mason.
Yes. Most skylight leaks come from worn flashing or seals. If the skylight is at the end of its life, see skylights for a replacement.
If the damage is limited and the roof has life left, repair. If shingles are worn out across the roof or leaks keep popping up in new places, replacement usually costs less in the long run. If it's close, we'll talk through both.
Answer five quick questions and we'll follow up with a local Rhode Island roofing team.