When it comes to repair roof leaks, there are several things you should consider when when deciding whether to hire a professional or to do it yourself.
A leaky roof is no fun. If you have an accessible attic, you can If you do decide on your own skills. If you do decide to make the repair, please use some safety guidelines. Tie the ladder to a If you can not have a safety rope to keep you from a safety rope to keep you from slipping off. If you can not see where the water is getting in, you should probably call a professional roofer There is some "roof repairs" that can be done done by a "do it yourselfer".
Sometimes water enters through pipe penetrations on the roof. Insight the pipes in the attic to see if water is trickling down the pipes. Furnace pipes normally have sheet metal rain collar around the pipe to shed the water away from penetration. Make sure the collar is pushed down tight against the pipe flashing. Sewer vent pipes will often have a lead boot for a flashing. The lead should extend up the pipe and be Some pipes have a plastic or sheet metal flange The grommets will deteriorate in the sun after a few years. Cracks in the grommets need to be sealed. Leaks around pipes are the simplest type to repair.
There is a lot of water. There is a lot of water. There is a lot of water. There is a lot of water. A professional roofer may be needed to replace the flowing over a valley. Even small hole can be can a lot of water to leak into the house. valley flashing.
Chimneys have metal flashings around the base connection with the shingles. Seal with a good grade of caulking. All roof sealing should be with a professional quality caulk such as urethane.
Please do not pour liquid asphalt all over the roof. If you do not see an obvious leak, call a roofer. Some things are better left to a professional.
