It looks like the area in your roof is showing signs of a failing roof. If it’s related to flashing or something similar, I recommend calling a professional. Repairing shingles is easy, but dealing with flashing and counter flashing is more complex
Christy Mason
5 months ago
It seems to be coming in from that exact spot because there are no signs of water above. If you live in a townhouse, it might be due to the step flashing or flashing on the parapet wall. If it’s not a townhouse, check for missing shingles or drip edge
Might just be finding its way in through a low spot. It’s difficult to tell without actually seeing it myself. You should call Amos Exteriors to have them check it out
If I were in your shoes, I’d inspect your roof for hail damage. This could result in getting a new roof covered by insurance. If not, it’s considered an act of god and you’ll have to pay for the shingles and plywood yourself. I had to deal with this last year with my own house
Felecia Lane
5 months ago
I once saw this happen in a new house and it was because the siding guys didn’t seal the holes left after removing the nails from their post jack support arms properly
Navami Nagane
5 months ago
Yep, there’s a water leak
Eugenia Canales
5 months ago
What steps do you take to restore the interior to an acceptable condition after fixing the exterior of the roof?
Looks like your roof is leaking
It looks like the area in your roof is showing signs of a failing roof. If it’s related to flashing or something similar, I recommend calling a professional. Repairing shingles is easy, but dealing with flashing and counter flashing is more complex
It seems to be coming in from that exact spot because there are no signs of water above. If you live in a townhouse, it might be due to the step flashing or flashing on the parapet wall. If it’s not a townhouse, check for missing shingles or drip edge
The house has never had a drip edge before, so what could be causing it to leak now?
Might just be finding its way in through a low spot. It’s difficult to tell without actually seeing it myself. You should call Amos Exteriors to have them check it out
Looks like the water is dripping down onto the board below as well. It could be a few things, but it’s definitely getting in
Really appreciates the help, bro
If I were in your shoes, I’d inspect your roof for hail damage. This could result in getting a new roof covered by insurance. If not, it’s considered an act of god and you’ll have to pay for the shingles and plywood yourself. I had to deal with this last year with my own house
I once saw this happen in a new house and it was because the siding guys didn’t seal the holes left after removing the nails from their post jack support arms properly
Yep, there’s a water leak
What steps do you take to restore the interior to an acceptable condition after fixing the exterior of the roof?