Common Repairs and How We Handle Them
- Wind-lifted shingles. Shingles whose seal has broken are resealed or replaced, and we check neighboring rows for the same problem.
- Flashing leaks. Step flashing and counterflashing at walls and chimneys are replaced, not smeared with sealant.
- Vent boot failures. Cracked rubber collars around plumbing vents are swapped for new boots.
- Valley leaks. Worn or debris-damaged valleys are rebuilt with leak barrier underneath.
- Eave rot. Soft decking and fascia at the roof edge are cut out and replaced, and drip edge is added if missing.
What a Proper Repair Visit Looks Like
You should get an explanation of where water is entering and why, photos of the problem, a written price before work begins and photos after. Repairs should use materials compatible with the existing roof. If you are comparing companies, our article on choosing a roofing contractor in Tupelo covers more questions to ask.
When Repair Stops Making Sense
We will recommend replacement instead of repair when shingles are brittle across the whole roof, leaks appear in new places after each fix, the deck is soft in multiple areas or the roof is around 20 years old with widespread wear. At that point repairs cost more over time than a new roof. Our Tupelo roofing services page covers replacements and new installs.
Repairs After a Storm
Hail and wind damage may be covered by insurance. We document what we find and can meet your adjuster before repairs begin, so the record is complete. For more, see what to expect after storm damage in Tupelo.
Common Questions
Can you match my existing shingles for a repair?
We try to match color and profile as closely as possible. Older or discontinued shingles may not match exactly, and we will show you options before starting.
How long does a typical repair take?
Most repairs are completed in a few hours to a day, depending on how much flashing or decking needs replacing.
Does Tekton Exteriors help with storm damage claims in Tupelo?
Yes. We provide photo documentation and can be on site during the adjuster's inspection. Your insurer makes the coverage decision.
What materials do you recommend for Tupelo roofs?
For replacements, architectural or impact-rated shingles and metal roofing hold up well to North Mississippi weather when installed with good underlayment and ventilation.