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Shingle roof repair

A shingle roof rarely leaks where the stain is.

Water slips past a failed seal, runs along the underlayment or a rafter and drips somewhere else, which is why a patch made under the ceiling stain so often misses. So we start where the water gets in, and you see the cause in photos before anything is fixed.

How we work

How we repair a shingle roof

  1. Find the entry point. Then fix it.

    A roofer works up the roof from the leak, checking the places shingle roofs let water in, and photographs anything that looks wrong.

    • Pipe boots and vent collars
    • Step, counter and chimney flashing
    • Lifted, creased or missing shingles
    • Nail pops and exposed fasteners
  2. A repair that matches the roof.

    New shingles go in with the courses above lifted carefully, nailed in the manufacturer’s nailing zone and hand-sealed, in the closest available match. Failed flashing is reset or replaced, not covered with another layer of sealant.

  3. Repair first. Replace when it’s worn out.

    A cracked pipe boot is not a reason to sell you a new roof. If the wear turns out to be roof-wide, we show you the photos and explain when a shingle roof replacement makes more sense.

  4. A written price first. Photos after.

    You get a written scope and price before the work starts, and photos of the finished repair afterward, with what to watch for so a small problem stays small.

Shingle roof installation with underlayment exposed

Where leaks start

Where a home’s roof leaks

Water rarely comes in where the ceiling stain shows. It starts at a detail like these, then runs along the underlayment or a rafter before it drips.

Tap a number to see where a home's roof tends to leak.

Recent shingle roof projects

  • The solar array back on the new brown shingle roof of a home in Pico Rivera, with the neighborhood behind it

    Pico Rivera 90660

    Roof Replacement Under Solar Panels

    Roof replacement under solar panels in Pico Rivera 90660: the array measured and stored, the deck made solid, flashed mounts and new shingles.

  • Aerial view of a large single-story home in Hacienda Heights with a new light gray shingle roof, white box vents and clean ridge caps

    Hacienda Heights 91745

    Shingle Roof Replacement

    Shingle roof replacement in Hacienda Heights 91745: a large single-story home re-roofed in new light gray shingles, with the hips and valleys finished clean.

  • Aerial view of a single-story home in Granada Hills with a new gray shingle roof wrapped around a garden, with a brick chimney and two skylights

    Granada Hills, Los Angeles 91344

    Shingle Roof Replacement

    Shingle roof replacement in Granada Hills 91344: a single-story home with a many-sided hip roof re-roofed in new gray shingles, fully flashed.

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What people say after the job

269 reviews from the people we roof for, on Google.

  • Kelsey Breadmont

    “I was recommended this roofing company by a friend, and I’m really glad I went with them. I had a problem with water leaking into my attic from the flashing around the chimney, and the team was very helpful from the start. Tony was the roofer working with me, and he was always professional and friendly. He took care of resealing the flashing and chimney, which made the leak much better right away. He kept in touch with me after the work, and now we’re working on sealing the chimney even more to make sure everything is perfect. I feel confident that the team will get everything fixed up right. Based on my experience so far, I’d definitely give them five stars. Thanks to everyone there for their hard work!”

    Read it on Google · 4 months ago
  • Cynthia Pina

    “Tony went above and beyond my expectations!! He was available immediately to inspect the roof and gave a great deal. He definitely worked with our budget. I highly recommend Quality Roofing for any roof repair you may need:)”

    Read it on Google · 5 months ago
  • Jose Linarez

    “I was looking to replace my shingles roof in Encino and contacted a few roofing companies in the neighborhood. Out of four roofers, Quality Roofing Specialist was the only one that worked with my budget as well as my schedule. Their work was fantastic, and we love the outcome. They exceeded my expectations. I will definitely recommend to friends.”

    Read it on Google · a month ago

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Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about shingle roof repair.

Can you replace just a few shingles?

Yes. Damaged or missing shingles can be replaced one at a time by lifting the courses above, sliding in new pieces and resealing the tabs. Weathered shingles fade, though, and some shingle lines get discontinued, so new pieces may look slightly different at first. We use the closest available match and tell you what to expect up front.

What should I do after Santa Ana winds damage my roof?

Check from the ground for missing shingles, tabs folded back and shingle pieces in the yard, but stay off the roof. Wind can crease a tab without tearing it off, and a creased shingle is much more likely to tear loose in the next strong gust. A roofer can find those and replace them before the rain arrives.

Why does my roof only leak in heavy rain?

Leaks that show up only in heavy or wind-driven rain often come from flashings, valleys or pipe boots, where water gets past only when there’s a lot of it. If the drip is under a flat section over a porch or addition, our flat roof repairs page explains how those roofs are handled.

What’s the difference between a repair and a tune-up?

A repair fixes a specific problem that’s already leaking or damaged. A shingle roof tune-up is one visit that handles several small issues, like loose tabs and dried-out sealant, before they become leaks.

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Is a nail pop really a problem?

It can be. A nail that backs out pushes up the shingle above it and leaves a path for water to follow the nail into the deck. We remove or reset the fastener, seal it and replace the shingle if the nail has punched through.

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