Leaks that came back
A repair that did not hold. Usually the original diagnosis was wrong rather than the workmanship.

Murfreesboro · Rutherford County
That is most of the calls. A repair that did not hold, a builder who stopped answering, a sunroom nobody wants to come back to. I will look at it and tell you what actually needs doing.
Small operation, short list. Anything outside it I will point you at someone who does it properly.
A repair that did not hold. Usually the original diagnosis was wrong rather than the workmanship.
Where the new roof meets the old one is where they leak, and it is the part builders skip.
Valleys, boots, chimney flashing. The things that fail long before the shingles do.
When it genuinely needs it. Tear-off, decking checked, new roof.
This is the sequence for a second opinion, including the awkward parts. Most people calling me have already paid somebody once and are not keen to do it again.
What they said the problem was, what they charged, and whether you still have the invoice. It matters later.
You do thisRoof and inside. If the previous repair is visible I photograph it, because you may need that.
Free, alwaysWhether the original diagnosis was wrong, whether the work was poor, or whether it was reasonable and something else is going on.
I do thisI will say so and I will give you the photos. Most workmanship comes with a warranty and it costs you nothing to make them use it. I would rather you kept your money.
You do thisScoped to what is wrong. If that is a valley rather than a roof, it is a valley rather than a roof.
TogetherAnd my number, which is the same number that answered the first time.
I do thisSending you back to the last contractor costs me the job about a third of the time. It is still the right advice, and it is why the reviews read the way they do.

Why additions leak
A sunroom or an addition puts a new roof plane against an existing wall. Done properly that is step flashing woven into the siding. Done quickly it is a bead of sealant, which lasts about two years and then does not.
Repairs, additions, and the joins that were never flashed.






Rutherford County
Bring the last invoice if you still have it. If the previous work should have held, you will hear that first.
Our sunroom leaked from the day it was built and the builder stopped returning calls. Eric found the flashing had never been done at all. Fixed in a morning after two years of asking.
Third company out. First one to go in the attic. He told me the previous repair should have been under warranty and gave me photos to take back to them. It was, and they paid.
Quoted the valley, did the valley, charged for the valley. Everyone else wanted to sell me the whole roof.

One person
There is no sales team, no commission, and nobody who benefits from telling you the roof is worse than it is. The trade-off is that I am sometimes slow to answer, because I am on a roof.
That is most of my work. Bring the invoice if you have it — if the repair should have been covered by their warranty, you will hear that before you hear a price from me.
No. Looking and telling you what I see is free. You only pay if I do work.
They may be right. But a leak and a failed roof are different findings, and I would rather check which one you have than sell you the bigger of the two.
Usually the same week. If water is coming in now, say so on the phone and it moves up.
Yes, and I will send the certificate before I start rather than after you ask.
If it rings out I am on a roof. Leave a message and it gets returned that evening.