Roof Flashing Repair in Forestbrook, SC

Most flashing leaks start where the roof meets a wall, dormer, vent pipe, or skylight, or in a valley that carries runoff from two slopes. Salt air rusts steel flashing and wind lifts its edges faster near Forestbrook than it would inland. We find the entry point during the inspection.

Often it can. A split pipe boot or a loose strip of drip edge is a quick fix. Flashing that has rusted holes, was lapped the wrong way, or is buried under layers of old tar should come out and be replaced, and we will tell you plainly which applies.

It depends on how much flashing has failed and what siding sits next to it, but fixing the flashing costs far less than a new roof. You get a written quote after the inspection and before work begins.

Yes. The rubber collar around a vent pipe is part of the flashing. Once it dries out and splits, water runs down the pipe into the attic or a bathroom ceiling, and replacing the boot is usually a quick repair.

Most flashing repairs are scheduled within a few days. Active leaks get moved up, so mention it when you call 843-272-1906.

Yes. We run out of our Little River headquarters at 324 State Highway 57 S and serve Forestbrook and the surrounding area. If you are not sure you are in range, call 843-272-1906 and we will tell you straight.