Flashing Repair in Ohio.
Flashing is where the roof meets something else, and it's where most roofs actually leak. We re-flash chimneys, sidewalls, valleys, and step-flashing runs with proper counterflashing and sealant — not a bead of caulk over the old failure.
Repair-first inspections
We look for the fix that holds before quoting a replacement.
Photo-documented findings
You see the actual failure, not a verbal description.
BBB Accredited
200+ Ohio roofs serviced.
How we deliver flashing repair.
- 1
Find the failure
Chimney, sidewall, valley, or step flashing. Most roofs leak here long before the field shingles wear out.
- 2
Open the detail
Surrounding courses come up so the flashing can be replaced properly rather than caulked over.
- 3
Re-flash correctly
Step and counterflashing installed the way it should have been, sealed where sealant belongs.
- 4
Close and test
Shingles reinstalled over the new flashing, then water-tested.
Materials & options
- Chimney step and counterflashing
- Sidewall and headwall flashing
- Open and closed valley repair
- Skylight curb flashing
- Drip edge replacement
Pricing guidance
Flashing repairs typically run $500-$2,000 depending on the detail and how much roof has to come apart to reach it. Chimney re-flashing does not require a re-roof.
Final pricing depends on inspection. Free, no-obligation quote.
Flashing Repair across the Dayton & Cincinnati metros.
Real projects we've completed.
Get a flashing repair quote.
We'll call within one business hour. No obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions Ohio homeowners ask before scheduling an inspection.
Why does flashing fail before the shingles do?+
Flashing takes movement, thermal expansion, and concentrated water flow that field shingles never see. Sealant-only installations are especially short-lived — caulk is not a flashing method, though it is frequently used as one.
Can you re-flash a chimney without redoing the roof?+
Yes. We remove the surrounding courses, install proper step and counterflashing, and reinstall the shingles over it. It is a normal repair, not a re-roof.
Not filing a claim? Most repairs cost less than the deductible.
Plenty of damage does not qualify for a claim, and plenty of homeowners would rather not file. Either way you get the same free inspection and the same written repair price.
Storm-damaged roof? Schedule your free inspection.
Honest inspection. We review your estimate. You get a fair claim.