Clark’s Quality Roofing is known as the “leak detectives.” Our methodical 6-step approach has earned us a reputation for pinpointing hard-to-find roof leak sources. After the leak is remedied, our team collaborates with you to prevent future leaks. We will create practical roof care plans that protect investments, extend roof lifespan, and prevent costly damage.
OUR PROVEN 6-STEP LEAK DETECTION METHOD
1
Interview Occupants about Existing Conditions
People who live and or work in the building often provide helpful clues, such as what conditions were present before the leak occurred, how often the leak happens, what type of weather triggers the leak, whether the leak has had a progressive pattern, etc.
2
Gather Clues from the Inside Out, Using Experience and Thorough Observation
Our technicians always bring their flashlights and ladders. They crawl through attics, peer into drain lines, inspect conduit and insulation, and inspect other items looking for moisture trails.
3
Pin-point Exactly Where the Water is Entering the Building
Water may be discovered coming from the ceiling in one location, but often it traveled to get there. Determining the precise location the water is entering the building can be complex, but it is critical.
4
General Survey of the Existing Roof
This is often where other companies start and stop, which is why many roof leak repairs do not successfully resolve the problem. With more than 40 years experience, we've learned that a general survey of the existing roof is important, but is only part of the overall leak investigation.
5
Exhaust the Obvious Possibilities, then Dig Deeper
Many leaks stem from non-roof issues. Unlike most roofers, our experts inspect HVAC units, waterproofing, windows, and other systems to identify hidden leaks.
6
Take Corrective Action Even if the Source has Not Been 100% Confirmed
If the leak source remains unclear, we make cost-effective, small repairs to probable areas, which eliminates the leak 80% of the time, saving owners from expensive re-roofs and future damage.