Lifted or damaged metal
The shape, overlap and attachment of the flashing are checked with the adjoining roofing.
Broken or missing metal needs a physical repair.

Water beside a chimney or wall can come from a failed roofing connection. We examine the metal flashing, its laps and the adjoining covering.
Free roof inspections. Repair options explained from the roof itself.
Step flashing works with shingle courses where a sloped roof meets a wall. Counterflashing covers the upper edge at masonry or another wall detail. Those parts direct water out over the roof rather than behind it.
When metal lifts, corrodes or loses its proper lap, water can enter the joint. The surrounding shingles and underlayment matter too. A repair has to restore the connected water path, rather than covering the outside seam with sealant alone.

The shape, overlap and attachment of the flashing are checked with the adjoining roofing.
Broken or missing metal needs a physical repair.
A kick-out detail directs water away from the wall at the end of a roof connection where required by the assembly.
Water behind wall finishes can involve roofing and wall damage.
A damaged crown, cap, mortar joint or chimney structure is different from roof flashing.
The roofing scope and any masonry scope need to be distinguished.
Open enough of the failed roofing detail to understand its laps and attachment.
Assess adjoining shingles, underlayment and decking so the flashing can connect to a usable base.
Install compatible details in the correct order. Coordinate separate wall or masonry work where it is involved.
No. Water can travel before it reaches the room. The roof-to-chimney joint and other likely entry paths need to be examined.
A local flashing repair can work when the adjoining covering and deck allow a sound connection. Damaged or brittle neighboring material can widen the work.
Sealant cannot replace an absent lap, missing metal or a failed connection beneath the surface. The repair needs to address how the joint sheds water.
Tell us where you see water and what is near that part of the roof. Request a free inspection to discuss the flashing repair.