Locate the damaged section
Share a wide photo and the location of the missing or lifted shingles if visible safely from the ground.
Stonewell Construction · Shingle roof repair
Missing shingles?
Define the repair.
Discuss missing, lifted, creased or damaged asphalt shingles with Stonewell. A focused repair should account for the surrounding shingles, attachment, underlayment and any exposed decking.
Step by step
Inspect the surrounding roof before replacing a patch.
Assess the remaining shingles
Age, brittleness, existing fastening and product availability affect whether a local repair can tie into the surrounding roof.
Specify the repair materials
Identify the replacement shingle, color limitations, underlayment repairs and the affected roof area.
Agree on concealed damage
If the deck is damaged, the proposal should say what wood replacement is included and how additional work is approved.
Repair boundaries
A sound connection matters as much as the new shingle.
Replacing a damaged area requires working with the shingles around it. If those shingles are brittle or deteriorated, lifting them may expose a larger repair need. That condition should be explained before treating a small patch as a complete solution.
Look beneath the missing material
Missing shingles can leave underlayment or decking exposed. The scope should identify whether the work includes underlying water protection, fastening corrections, wood repairs and any nearby flashing. Covering the visible gap alone may leave the original cause unresolved.
Discuss material appearance
Bring a product name, installation record or spare shingle if available. Review both product compatibility and the expected appearance of the patch. A different color or profile should be disclosed before installation, particularly on a prominent front slope.
After wind damage
Record when the damage was noticed and take photos from a safe place. An inspection should consider surrounding lifted or creased shingles as well as the pieces already missing. A repair proposal and any insurance coverage decision are separate matters.
Find your repair
What needs attention on your roof?
Choose the concern closest to yours. These guides explain what a repair should address and what to include in your request.
Water stains or an active leak
When does water appear, and what roof section is above it? Trace the entry point before choosing a repair.
Explore this repair →Leak beside a chimney or wall
Review step flashing, counterflashing and the connection to the surrounding shingles or membrane.
Explore this repair →Missing or damaged shingles
Discuss the affected area, the condition of the remaining roof and the available material match.
Explore this repair →Leaking flat roof or porch
Identify the membrane, seams, roof edges and drainage before specifying a patch or replaced section.
Explore this repair →Before you decide
Questions worth asking.
Will the repair be an exact color match?
An exact match cannot be assumed. Aging, discontinued products and different production batches can affect appearance. Review the available replacement material before approving visible work.
Does one missing shingle mean I need a replacement?
Not by itself. The surrounding roof condition, extent of damage and ability to make a sound connection determine whether repair is a practical option.
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