Shingle Roof Repair in Tempe, AZ
Wind-lifted and missing shingles replaced and re-sealed to stop water from tracking underneath the surrounding courses.
One missing shingle is rarely just one shingle
Asphalt shingles are built to shed water when every course overlaps correctly. Monsoon wind gusts can lift or tear individual shingles loose, and even shingles that look intact nearby may have had their seal broken — which means water can start tracking underneath on the next rain, well beyond the obvious gap.
We replace damaged shingles and check the surrounding courses for loosened seals, re-nailing and re-sealing as needed so the whole section sheds water the way it's supposed to. Read more about how we work or check which East Valley cities we serve.
Get a shingle repair quoteWhat to check after a windy monsoon night
These are easiest to spot right after a storm.
Missing or curling shingles
Gaps in the roof line or edges lifting up are visible from the ground.
Granules collecting in gutters
A sudden increase in granule buildup after a storm often means impact damage.
Visible nail heads
Exposed fasteners mean the shingle above has shifted or blown off.
Debris on the roof after wind
Branches or heavy debris on the roof surface can crack or lift shingles underneath.
From first call to a sealed roof line
Four steps, no surprises along the way.
Free Inspection
We walk the roof, document damage with photos, and explain what we see.
Written Estimate
A clear, itemized quote — no vague line items, no pressure to sign today.
Repair
Scheduled work, done by our crew, with the job site left clean each day.
Final Inspection
We walk the finished roof with you before we call the job done.
Other ways we can help
Shingle repair questions
Can you match new shingles to my existing roof color?
We do our best to match color and style, though sun-faded shingles can make an exact match difficult on older roofs. We'll show you options before starting.
How many shingles were actually damaged in a storm?
Wind damage is often worse than it looks from the ground — we check the whole roof surface, not just the obviously missing shingles, since lifted ones can reseal loosely and fail again.
Is shingle repair covered by insurance after a storm?
Wind and hail damage is commonly covered. We document the damage with photos during the inspection so you have what you need for a claim.
Why do my shingles look worn even without a storm?
Tempe's sun does more damage than most weather does. Constant UV and heat bake the granules loose and dry out the asphalt underneath, which makes shingles brittle and more likely to crack or curl at the edges — even on a roof that's never had wind or hail damage. It's a slower failure than a storm, but it's just as real, which is part of why tile and foam are more common than shingle in this market.
Notice shingles missing after a storm?
Get it checked before the next monsoon finds the gap.