Leaks, lifted shingles, worn flashing, and trouble around vents and skylights — tracked to the source and fixed properly, with an honest word on whether a repair will hold. Gutters, skylights, and ventilation work ride along too — see everything beyond the shingles.
No obligation. Tell us what you're seeing and we'll take a look.
Most of the roofs we look at don't need replacing — they need one of these fixed properly. Here's what shows up in Grand Valley roofs again and again.
The #1 source of roof leaks isn't shingles — it's the metal flashing where the roof meets a chimney, wall, or valley. We reseal or replace it at the source.
Canyon wind peels shingle edges and tears tabs off outright. Replaced and sealed promptly, it stays a small job instead of becoming a decking job.
The rubber boots around plumbing vents dry out and split in our sun years before the roof itself is done. A cheap fix — and one of the most common leaks we find.
Valleys carry every drop of water off two slopes, so they wear out first. Rebuilt properly, the rest of the roof gets to live out its full life.
Skylights leak at their flashing and seals, not usually through the glass. We reflash and reseal them — and tell you honestly if one is past saving.
Isolated storm damage is often repairable — and when it's widespread enough for an insurance claim, that's its own process and we handle all of it.
Not sure what you're dealing with? That's normal — water rarely shows up inside directly below where it gets in. Finding the true source is the whole job, and the inspection that finds it is free.
Water travels. It gets in at a cracked boot near the ridge, runs down a rafter, and stains a ceiling fifteen feet away. Patch where the stain is and you'll be calling someone again next spring — so we start every roof leak repair by finding where water actually enters.
And if what we find is a five-minute fix, we'd rather earn the next twenty years of your roofing calls than invent work today. Ask around — that's the reputation we run on.
No mystery, no upsell machine. You tell us what you're seeing, we find what's causing it, and most repairs are done within the week — many in a single visit.
A stain, a drip, shingles in the yard, or just a bad feeling after a windstorm — call or send the form and we'll get you scheduled. Active leaks jump the line.
On the roof and in the attic if needed, tracing the water to where it actually gets in — and photographing what we find so you can see it too.
Repair, or something bigger? We tell you which side of the line you're on and why. If a repair will genuinely hold, that's what we recommend.
Itemized, in plain language, for the actual problem. If storm damage makes it an insurance question, we'll tell you that too.
Matched materials, done right at the source. Most repairs are finished in a single visit, with the work area left clean.
Before-and-after photos of the completed repair, so you can see exactly what was done without climbing a ladder.
Every big roof problem we see started as a small one — a lifted tab, a split boot, a flashing gap — that went unseen for a few seasons. Water that gets past the shingles goes to work on the decking, and decking is where repairs stop being cheap.
That's the whole case for calling early: a repair this season routinely prevents a decking job a few seasons from now. And for roofs in the second half of their life, our tune-up program bundles the usual small fixes into one visit.
Roof acting up in Grand Junction? We're on roofs across the city and the Western Slope every week.
"Fantastic job from start to finish and were EXTREMELY helpful dealing with the insurance. Passed Mesa County inspection with flying colors. Extremely honest!"
"I worked with APX Roofing in Grand Junction. Honest and direct."
It depends entirely on what's actually wrong — a split pipe boot and a rebuilt valley are very different jobs. That's why we diagnose first, free, and hand you a written quote for the specific problem before any work starts.
Active leaks are emergency roof repairs in our book — they go to the front of the schedule. Call us — during business hours you'll talk to a person, and we'll get eyes on it as fast as we can. In the meantime, a bucket and a photo of the ceiling stain (phone photos are dated) are genuinely useful.
It's water that already made it through the roof and the attic — so yes, it deserves a look soon, even if it isn't an emergency today. Stains that appear or grow after rain are the roof talking to you.
Read: 7 signs your roof needs repair →We match material, profile, and color as closely as the market allows. On an older, sun-faded roof an exact color match isn't always possible — we'll show you the closest option and tell you honestly how visible the difference will be.
If a storm caused it — hail, wind, fallen debris — quite possibly, and we handle that whole process. If it's age and wear, insurance won't cover it, but most repairs are a fraction of what homeowners fear they'll cost.
Read: How a roof insurance claim works, start to finish →Only if you actually need one — and then we'll show you the photos that say so. Most of the roofs we inspect need a repair, not a replacement, and we're happy for the repair to be the whole job. We stand behind our repair work.
A leak, missing shingles, or something that just doesn't look right? We'll find the source, photograph it, and quote exactly what it takes to fix. Active leak? Call — it jumps the line.
