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Finding signs of a roof leak isn’t a fun experience. What makes it even more frustrating is that it only seems to happen every now and again. 

We’ve all seen the commercials with the Flex Seal guy sealing a screen door on the bottom of a canoe without sinking. While this is cool and great marketing, it’s not the full picture of the product. 

Finding a roof leak is a stressful situation. Figuring out how to handle it can be just as stressful. 

Finding water stains on your ceiling is shocking. Not only do you have water damage, but you also have an active leak that needs attention. 

Adding a skylight to your home is the perfect way to bring more natural light into your home. But as you’re doing research, you’ve probably heard they always leak.

Skylights are a great addition to any home to increase the amount of natural light coming in. Unfortunately, there are times when a skylight leaks. 

Why is your roof leaking when it isn't raining? A leaking roof is a stressful and frustrating experience. Noticing a roof leak when it isn't raining even more frustrating. 

How to prevent roof leaks before they happen The whole point of your roof is to keep water from getting inside your home. Unfortunately, roof leaks do happen from time to time. 

Experiencing a roof leak every time heavy rain is in the forecast is a stressful situation for any homeowner. What’s even more stressful is knowing what’s causing it in the first place and how to fix it.

Anytime we see snow on the radar in Middle Tennessee, we can count on getting calls about roof leaks. When this happens, the first question we ask is, “Does your roof leak when it rains too?”

After your new roof is installed, you’re not expecting it to leak anytime soon. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. 

Anytime you have a leak it’s going to be stressful and frustrating. Some of the most frustrating leaks have to do with chimneys.