Roof Leak Repair Services in Colorado Springs

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It is a common occurrence for roofs that haven't been inspected or maintained in several years to start to develop leaks. These leaks should be addressed as soon as possible to avoid further complications like mold growth, structural damage, and more. If your roof is leaking, Divine Roofing, Inc. can evaluate your roof and help identify and solve your leak problem. We have provided quality roof leak repair in Colorado Springs for many years and have successfully completed more than 5,000 projects for residential and commercial properties throughout the area.

Top Reasons to Choose Divine Roofing for Roof Leak Repairs

• We are GAF Master Elite® certified, a designation given to only 3% of roofing contractors in the country
• We are top rated on Angie's list and have earned numerous glowing reviews from local customers
• We are Accredited by the Better Business Bureau and have earned an A+ Rating
• We provide affordable payment plans and 0% financing options
• We are always available to provide inspections and emergency repairs

Identifying Roof Leaks: Tips and Techniques

Sometimes leaks are easy to find, but other times they are not as obvious and can go undetected for long periods of time. If you notice mold or dark water spots that have developed on your ceiling or walls, there is a strong chance that you have a leak in your roof. Finding the exact source of the leak however can be difficult. You can do your own survey of your attic to see if you can locate the problem, but it’s usually best to bring in a professional roofer to conduct a thorough inspection to determine what kind of repair is needed.

Understanding Why Roof Leaks Occur Only Sometimes

There are a couple of reasons why your roof might only leak sometimes, and understanding these reasons is crucial to prevent potential damage to your property:

• Water Exposure: Leaks are most noticeable during rain or heavy moisture. The existing damage might not be readily apparent if there's no rain.
• Leak Severity: Smaller leaks might only show themselves under heavy rain or specific wind directions that push water toward the point of entry.
• Debris Build-up: Leaves and debris on your roof can dam water, causing it to pool and eventually leak through weaknesses in your shingles or flashing. This leak might disappear once the debris is cleared and water flows freely again.