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Roofers repair, replace and maintain roofs - shingle, metal, tile and flat - along with the flashing, gutters, soffits and fascia that keep water off and out of a house. Many also handle siding and other exterior work.

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Call a roofer for missing or curling shingles, granules collecting in the gutters, a stain on a ceiling, daylight in the attic, or after a storm. Small leaks rarely stay small: water that gets past a roof travels along framing and shows up somewhere else.
Clearing gutters from a ladder is a reasonable DIY job. Walking a roof, and anything involving the roof covering itself, is not.
A roofer inspects the roof and attic, then repairs damaged areas or strips and replaces the covering. Replacement includes the underlayment, flashing around chimneys, walls and vents, ventilation, and drip edge. Good crews protect landscaping, run a magnet for nails, and leave with the old roof in a dumpster.
Isolated damage on a roof with plenty of life left is usually a repair. Widespread curling, granule loss, repeated leaks or a roof near the end of its expected life usually points to replacement. A good roofer will show you photos of what they found.
Homeowners policies generally cover sudden damage such as wind or hail, not wear and age. Read your policy, document the damage, and talk to your insurer before signing anything with a contractor.
Most single-family roofs are done in one to three days, weather permitting. Larger or more complex roofs and some materials take longer.
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