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When you have an active leak, you don’t need a sales pitch — you need the leak located, explained, and stopped. The Roof Doctor Rapid Repair Unit™ is our “Search & Destroy” repair lane for homeowners searching: emergency roof leak, chimney flashing leak, missing shingle repair, or animal hole in roof. We start with a diagnostic visit, then apply that diagnostic fee toward the repair when you move forward.
Clarity & Boundaries
Availability varies by weather and scheduling. Diagnostics are evidence-based findings, not guarantees of hidden condition discovery. Repairs depend on roof type, access, and condition. Educational content only. Not legal advice. If safety is compromised (active electrical water contact, ceiling collapse risk), contact emergency services and avoid attic access.
Start Here (Pick your problem)
The Repair Gap
We don’t “walk away” if it’s not a replacement. We build trust by solving the immediate problem — the right way.
Pricing Model
The Roof Doctor Rapid Repair Unit™ begins with a $250 diagnostic visit to locate and document the leak source. If you approve the repair, the $250 diagnostic fee is applied toward the repair total.
Service Menu
Repair vs replacement honesty
Some roofs are truly beyond repair. If that’s the case, we’ll show you why with evidence — and we’ll separate “closing-critical” or “leak-critical” fixes from full replacement options.
Emergency Checklist
The Long Game
A rapid repair relationship builds documentation history, trust, and predictable maintenance. When the roof eventually needs replacement, the homeowner already knows who to call — because we helped when it mattered most.
People Also Ask
Control interior water first, document the area, and schedule a diagnostic. Avoid climbing a wet roof.
Common causes include flashing failure at step/counter transitions, sealant breakdown, and water channeling at valleys/walls.
Yes. Missing shingles can expose underlayment and fastener lines that allow water intrusion.
It’s a paid visit to locate and document the leak source. In our model, the $250 fee is applied to the repair if approved.
It can be when used as a high-pressure sales tactic. A paid diagnostic often reduces pressure and improves clarity.
Many targeted repairs can be completed in a short visit, depending on access, materials, and roof type.
Often yes, if the leak is localized and the roof system is otherwise serviceable.
Intermittent leaks still have a cause. Diagnostics focus on water paths and conditions that trigger entry.
Tar is often a temporary measure and can fail. Correct repairs usually involve proper flashing and materials.
By inspecting transitions, penetrations, roof planes, and interior symptoms, then correlating evidence with likely water paths.
Yes. Entry holes and disturbed materials can create direct water intrusion points.
Flashing transitions (chimneys, walls, valleys, vents) are frequent leak sources.
Coverage depends on cause of loss and policy terms. Contact your carrier for guidance.
Not always. Start with a diagnostic and scope, then decide with your carrier and budget.
Yes. Persistent moisture can create conditions for mold growth, especially in attic spaces.
A specific roof defect that can be corrected quickly to remove an objection during a real estate closing.
Many companies are structured around replacements, not rapid repair lanes. A dedicated repair unit solves that gap.
Sometimes, but availability varies. We’ll explain options if exact matches aren’t possible.
Yes. Correct repairs reduce water intrusion and slow damage progression.
Use the contact page or call (678) 287-7169 to schedule a diagnostic.
