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Roofing services in Fort Wayne

Eight kinds of roofing work, from a single leak to a new metal roof, each with what the job includes and a typical price. Tap the one closest to your roof for Fort Wayne details and questions.

Row of houses with brown shingle roofs and gables

Roof repair

Leaks, blown-off shingles, cracked pipe boots and loose flashing. We find where the water gets in before we fix anything.

  • The leak traced to where water gets in
  • Matching shingles nailed and sealed
  • New pipe boots or flashing where the old ones failed
  • Photos of the finished fix

Typical: $395 to $1,968

Asphalt shingle roof with a patch of shingles torn away

Roof replacement

Tear-off to the deck, new underlayment, flashing and architectural shingles, and the old roof hauled away.

  • Tear-off down to the wood deck
  • Ice and water shield at the eaves and in the valleys
  • Synthetic underlayment, new drip edge and pipe boots
  • Ridge and intake vents checked and balanced
  • Dumpster, haul-away and a magnet sweep for nails

Typical: $8,000 to $16,000

Roofer using a tear-off shovel to strip old shingles beside a second-story wall

Storm & hail damage

Hail bruises, wind-lifted shingles and limbs through the roof. We tarp it, photograph it and meet your adjuster.

  • A full roof inspection with photos of every hit
  • An emergency tarp if water is getting in
  • Our written estimate for your insurance adjuster
  • Someone from our family on the roof when the adjuster comes, if you want

Typical: $2,632 to $22,127

Two roofers in harnesses kneeling on a shingle roof to mark a straight line

Metal roofing

Standing-seam and screw-down steel roofs for houses, barns and porches, plus metal roof repairs and repainting.

  • The old roof torn off to the deck
  • High-temperature underlayment made for metal
  • Panels, trim and closures in one color line
  • Pipe boots and chimney flashing made for metal panels

Typical: $6,043 to $18,341

Gray standing-seam metal roof over white siding, with a small dormer

Commercial & flat roofing

TPO, EPDM and roof coatings for flat roofs on shops, churches, offices and low-slope home additions.

  • A core cut to see what's under the old membrane
  • Tapered insulation where water ponds
  • Seams welded or taped to the maker's instructions
  • Flashing at walls, curbs and drains

Typical: $5 to $14 per sq ft

Flat commercial roof from above, with snow on the membrane and rooftop units

Slate, cedar & specialty roofs

Slate, cedar shake and tile roofs on older homes: broken pieces replaced, flashing redone, and new roofs.

  • Broken slates swapped with matching salvage or new stone
  • Copper flashing that lasts as long as the slate
  • Cedar shakes fastened with stainless nails
  • Roof ladders and hooks so nobody walks on the slate

Typical: $4,389 to $22,377 for slate

Two white gabled dormers on a dark slate roof

Skylights

New skylights, leaking skylights reflashed, and old ones taken out and roofed over.

  • The maker's own flashing kit for that skylight
  • Ice and water shield around the curb
  • Drywall patched around the light shaft
  • The old unit taken out and hauled away

Typical: $1,014 to $2,828

Skylight letting daylight into a room with white walls

Ice dams & heat cables

Ice dams melted off with steam, heat cables where they help, and the attic fixes that stop the next one.

  • Low-pressure steam to melt the ice off the shingles
  • Shingles and gutters checked for damage after
  • Heat cables along the eaves and in the gutters where they help
  • Attic vents and insulation checked, since that's where ice dams start

Typical: $650 to $2,400

Long icicles hanging from the roof edge of a dark-sided house

How a roof job goes with us

Four steps, from your first call to the last nail picked up off the driveway.

  1. Call or send the form

    Tell us what you're seeing: a stain on the ceiling, shingles in the yard, or a roof that's just old. We'll set a time to come out.

  2. We get up and look

    Shingles, flashing, vents and the deck underfoot. We photograph anything that's wrong, and you see every picture.

  3. One written price

    The shingle or metal line, underlayment, flashing, a per-sheet price for bad decking, and haul-away. You sign only if it looks right.

  4. Roof day

    We call the day before, cover your flower beds, and get the new roof dried in before we leave each night.

Let's take a look at your roof

Call us or send three quick answers. We'll get up there, show you the photos and write you one price.