Damage to a roof, no matter how slight, can lead to much bigger issues over time. Broken shingles, tiles, or metal panels can lead to leaks, which can threaten the structural integrity of the home and lead to other costly (and even dangerous) issues, such as mold.

At DanCar Roofing & Construction, our repair service can help you save money without compromising the quality of the repair. We bring the right tools, materials, and experience to address roof damage, whether slight or extensive. While some people may opt for a DIY repair, this often means spending money on tools you’ll likely never use again, as well as putting your own safety at risk.

Below are some of the different types of roofs we repair:

• Asphalt Shingle Roofing – Referred to in the industry as “Composition Roofing,” asphalt shingles are used in over 70% of all homes in North America. This type of shingle consists of a fiberglass mat saturated on both sides with hot asphalt. The top surface of the shingle includes a ceramic-coated granule mineral coating that protects the asphalt from UV degradation.

• Shake Shingle Roofing – Shake shingles provide the right combination of beauty and functionality that many homeowners desire. Wood shakes are shingles that are cut from cedar or some other type of wood. Although there are many different types of modern shingles available, including solar panel shingles, there are still a large number of homeowners who prefer the look and feel of classic, rustic wood shake shingles.

• Tile Roofing – Tile roofs have been around for thousands of years. Made from clay, ceramic, concrete, or slate, each tile is secured to the roof deck by nails. Much like a shingle roof, a tile roof is completed by starting at the bottom or lowermost part of the roof, securing a row of tiles, then overlapping the next or second row of tiles over the first.

• Metal Roofing – Metal tile panels are a graceful and durable roofing material, suitable for pitched roof applications. They combine a traditional look with the latest technology and can be used on residential and commercial buildings. The panels are made from lightweight, zinc-plated sheet metal coated with several protective layers which ensures durability.