Name: Cook Roofing Company
Address: 4440 W Helen St, Springfield, Missouri, 65802, United States
Telephone: 417-815-6725

The Cook Roofing Company Difference:

Free Roof Estimate
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Fast Response Time
We Work with All Insurance Companies
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Learn About Our Roof Repair Services!

Here at Cook Roofing Company, we aim to ensure that all of our valued customers receive the highest quality support and treatment. Whether your property has been damaged by a storm, or it's just something that's been needing attention, and you are in need of Roof Repair, don't put it off - call 417-815-6725 now! We can be reached at any time of the day or night, 24/7.

We do a lot more than just roofing, so while our crews can handle Roof Repair, they are proven professionals when it comes to many other aspects of construction and repairs on your commercial or residential property in Sheldon, MO, 64784. They'll make sure the work is done right, so that your property looks great and is secure and dry once again. Call today at 417-815-6725 to experience the Cook Roofing Company difference!

About our Roof Repair services

Leaking Roof Repair

Roof repairs for leaks are the biggest reason people in Sheldon, MO, 64784 call us. Sometimes it's just flashing or some ridge cap that's come loose, and some caulking or a few shingles will fix it. But a leak that has been there for a while may have developed other hidden damage. The longer you wait to fix it, the more serious it will get. A leak left alone can eventually destroy a home. The best thing to do is call someone out to see if we can fix that leaking roof. And, depending on what caused it, it may be covered by insurance. We can help you figure out if it's something that might be covered (coverage will be up to your insurance carrier of course). For roof repair in Sheldon, MO, call Cook Roofing Company at 417-815-6725

How Roof Repair Can Help

Your roof is made up of a variety of smaller components that work together to form a protective system. Maybe all you need is just a localized roof repair, and it would be cost-effective to just do a repair without impacting other areas of the roofing system. A top quality, experienced roofer can perform a roof inspection that will not only pinpoint where the problem areas are, but will also assess whether the condition of the rest of the roof. If the repair can be made without compromising the roof system, then we'll be able to tell.

The danger in a repair is that fixing the obvious problem might damage more of the roof, and not address the real issues underlying the damage. So even if insurance has been out and kicked a couple of bucks your way, you want to make sure that the damage is properly repaired. If it is an insurance claim, they owe to fix it right, not just apply a patch job. Too many roofing companies nearby will be all too happy to take some quick cash and slap a couple of shingles and some caulk on your roof. Before you let them, have us out to make sure that's all that's needed. Once you've done those repairs, it may be too late to get anything more for that claim.

How Much Does Roof Repair Cost?

It ultimately depends on the damage that has caused the leak. If it's something simple, like caulking around a pipe flashing, the repair could be relatively cheap. If the leak is a part of the roof that could require more extensive reparation, or a larger area needs to be repaired it will end up costing a bit more. If however, it's storm damage that is causing the leak, insurance will typically pay for the repairs. If that is the case then your only cost would be your deductible, and we offer financing for your deductible. (Although we would love to be able to waive your deductible , its illegal; beware of any roofing company that offers to wave your deductible as it is insurance fraud). A complimentary inspection is something that we do offer though, and it is a great first step in determining the cost of your roof repairs. As an added bonus, there's no obligation.

Roof Repair Examples

Here are some examples of things that look like a simple repair, but aren't.

Hail Damaged Roof Repair

Unlike with wind damage, roof repairs for hail damage are rarely possible without needing a full roof replacement. It often takes an experienced and honest roof specialist, like the ones at Cook Roofing Company, to determine if you have hail damage. If you're in Sheldon, MO, you really need to call us for a professional roof evaluation to determine the reparability of the damage. We can pull storm reports that pinpoint hail storms, and if there is hail damage to your roof, we will find it. Sometimes, the damage only appears to be to soft metal like vents or gutters, and insurance adjusters don't see the damage to the rest of the roof. Our Roof Repair specialists at Cook Roofing Company are trained to spot indicators of hail damage. We will provide you with an estimate for your insurance, along with justification for full roof replacement if it's needed. You can trust the professionals from Cook Roofing Company to provide an insurance-compliant and thorough estimate based on our decades of experience. No matter the extent of the repairs you need in Sheldon, MO, call 417-815-6725 today.

Missing Shingles From Wind Damage

Maybe the wind blew a few shingle tabs off. Sometimes, on a newer roof, it's possible to lift the shingles above them up. They then remove the rest of the shingle (more than 50% of the damaged shingle is still underneath the one above it), try not to damage the underlayment (felt), nail a new shingle in, and try to keep from tearing other shingles. Often, though, the shingles are old and worn, the other shingles don't pull aside easily and instead they tear or break, etc. And if water was getting in, the plywood decking may be waterlogged or even starting to delaminate and rot. It may be that other shingles were blown loose also, to the point that there would be too many shingles to replace. A good roofing company would be unlikely to guarantee your roof won't leak if they just turn your roof into a patchwork of repairs. In many cases, insurance will buy these roofs after a second inspection. Cook Roofing Company will evaluate your roof to verify that the leaks are coming from this damage, and whether or not the roof is repairable or needs to be replaced, regardless of what the insurance adjuster said. They are rarely roof experts, but they're experts at saving money for the insurance company. If you're in Sheldon, MO, you should call us today at 417-815-6725.

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FAQ

Can hail damage on shingles be repaired?

If your shingle roof has hail damage, there will be uniform damage across slopes facing the direction the wind came from during the storm, at a minimum. Sometimes adjusters will try to say that only a few shingles were damaged, and a shingle repair is good enough. That's almost never true, they're just unable to recognize the damage or they're trying to save money. If you only have one slope that is badly damaged, there may be other reasons that the rest of the roof needs to be replaced, too. Find a roofing contractor who will come out and accurately evaluate your roof - roof inspections are usually free - and make sure that the insurance company gives you enough money to properly fix your roof.

Can a shingle roof be repaired?

Shingle roofs can be repaired under some circumstances. Shingle roof repair requires lifting the shingles higher up on the roof, above the damaged shingles, enough to be able to remove the damaged ones, and nail on new shingles. If the roof is new, the shingles are likely pliable enough to be able to bend enough for the repair without breaking. On a roof that is more than a few years old though, this might not be the case. Near the ridge, the other shingles can just be replaced too. Other issues with shingle repair is that the underlayment will have holes in it, and the new shingles may not match. If you have a lot of damaged shingles, you may be eligible for a roof replacement, even if your insurance adjuster didn't approve that the first time. Adjusters get this wrong more often than not, trying to save the insurance company money. Get a second opinion from a reliable roofing contractor who will give an experienced assessment and write a thorough estimate. Then the insurance adjuster can come back and do a re-inspection.

Can you repair a roof yourself?

People repair their own roofs all the time. You just need to keep in mind a few things. Most people do not know how to find a roof leak. They do not know what's under their shingles or metal, or how to tell if there is water damage to the structures underneath. Plus, the reason that roofing is one of the most dangerous construction occupations is because experienced roofers fall all the time. So, with some education, some safety equipment when it's called for, and a lot of precaution, there's nothing magical a roofer can do, that you can't. The real question is whether all of that is worth the risk, effort, and time for you. How much is your time worth, how confident are you of being able to do it right, and how much risk are you willing to accept? Financing is often available with the better roofing companies. At the very least, you should ask a reputable roofer to come out and give you a free roof evaluation. Tell them you think you'd like to do the repairs yourself. Most will explain what's needed, but it will be up to you to do it. Some roofers might charge a small fee for this service, but the custom advice will be well worth it.

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