Roof Repair Services in Central WA | Continuous Gutter & Roofing Co.

Why Homeowners & Businesses Choose Us

Continuous Gutter & Roofing has been repairing and maintaining roofs throughout the Yakima Valley and Central Washington since 1968. Our team works on residential and commercial roofing systems and can identify the source of a problem before recommending the appropriate repair.

Serving Central Washington since 1968

Residential and commercial roof repair

Experience with a range of roofing materials and systems

Local knowledge of Central Washington weather conditions

Repair recommendations based on the condition of the existing roof

Residential Roof Repair

Residential roof repairs may include:

Asphalt shingle replacement
Roof leak repairs
Wind and hail damage
Damaged or missing shingles
Flashing repairs
Vent and penetration repairs
Chimney flashing repairs
Damage from falling branches or debris
Repairs related to normal roof aging

Commercial Roof Repair

We repair commercial roofing systems, including:

TPO
EPDM
Modified bitumen
Metal roofing
Low-slope and flat roofing systems
Roof leaks and damaged membrane areas
Drainage and ponding issues
Damaged flashing and penetrations
Other localized roofing damage

Roof Leak Repair

A roof leak does not always originate directly above the visible water stain. Water can travel beneath roofing materials before entering the building, making it important to identify the source of the leak rather than simply addressing the visible symptom.

We inspect the affected area, identify the likely source, and repair the damaged roofing components when possible.

Storm & Hail Damage Repair

Wind, hail, falling branches, and other severe weather can damage roofing materials. Repairs may include replacing damaged shingles or other roofing materials, repairing flashing, and addressing areas where the roofing system has been compromised.

After a major storm, a roof inspection can help identify damage that may not be visible from the ground.

Roof Repair for Different Roofing Materials

Our roof repair services cover a variety of residential and commercial roofing materials, including:

Roofing Material	Common Repair Issues
Asphalt shingles	Missing, cracked, lifted, or damaged shingles
Metal roofing	Damaged panels, fasteners, seams, and flashing
Tile roofing	Cracked or broken tiles and flashing issues
Wood shake	Damaged or deteriorated shakes
TPO	Membrane damage, seams, flashing, and penetrations
EPDM	Membrane damage, seams, and flashing
Modified bitumen	Surface damage, seams, and flashing

Signs You May Need Roof Repair

Some roof problems are obvious, while others develop gradually. Look for signs such as:

Water stains on ceilings or walls

Missing, cracked, curled, or displaced shingles

Shingle granules collecting in gutters

Visible damage after a wind or hail storm

Soft or sagging areas on the roof

Damaged or deteriorating flashing

Water appearing in the attic

Leaks that occur during or after rain

Leaks or moisture problems after snow melts

Mold or moss growth associated with persistent moisture

If you notice a problem, addressing it early may help prevent a localized roofing issue from becoming more extensive.

Common Causes of Roof Damage in Central Washington

Central Washington’s weather can expose roofing systems to several different sources of wear and damage.

Snow and Ice

Snow accumulation adds weight to a roof, while melting and refreezing can contribute to moisture problems and ice buildup. Areas around roof edges, valleys, flashing, and other vulnerable points may require particular attention after winter weather.

Hail and Wind

Hail can damage shingles and other roofing materials, while strong winds can lift, loosen, or remove roofing materials. Falling branches and other debris can also cause localized damage.

Freeze-Thaw Cycles

Repeated freezing and thawing can affect roofing materials, flashing, sealants, and other components. Water can enter small openings, freeze, expand, and contribute to further deterioration.

Heat and UV Exposure

Central Washington summers can bring prolonged sun and heat exposure. Over time, UV radiation and temperature changes can contribute to the aging and deterioration of roofing materials.

Situation	Possible Approach
Isolated damage to otherwise sound roofing	Roof repair
Widespread wear but the roof may still be serviceable	Roof restoration may be appropriate
Extensive damage or a roof near the end of its service life	Roof replacement may be appropriate

Situation

Possible Approach

Isolated damage to otherwise sound roofing

Roof repair

Widespread wear but the roof may still be serviceable

Roof restoration may be appropriate

Extensive damage or a roof near the end of its service life

Roof replacement may be appropriate

Our Roof Repair Process

Inspect the Roof

We examine the roof and affected areas to identify visible damage and determine the likely source of the problem.

Identify the Repair Needed

Once the problem is identified, we determine what roofing components need to be repaired or replaced.

Provide a Repair Estimate

We explain the recommended work and provide an estimate for the repair.

Complete the Repair

Our team repairs the damaged area using materials appropriate for the existing roofing system.

Check the Completed Work

After the repair, we check the work to make sure the affected area has been addressed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to repair a roof?

Roof repair costs vary depending on the type and extent of damage, the roofing material, and how accessible the affected area is. A roof inspection can help determine the repairs needed and provide an estimate.

How much does it cost to repair a roof leak?

The cost of repairing a roof leak depends on where the leak originates and whether additional roofing materials or components have been damaged. A professional inspection can identify the source and determine the appropriate repair.

How long does a roof repair take?

Small repairs may be completed relatively quickly, while more extensive repairs can take longer depending on the scope of work, roofing material, weather, and accessibility.

What should I do if my roof starts leaking?

If you notice a roof leak, address the source of the water inside the building if possible and contact a roofing professional to inspect the roof. Avoid making repairs yourself if the roof is wet or unsafe to access.

What does hail damage on a roof look like?

Hail damage can include cracked, bruised, or missing roofing materials and damage to shingles or other exposed components. Some damage may not be obvious from the ground, so an inspection after a significant hailstorm can help identify potential problems.

Can you repair a roof in winter?

Roof repairs can sometimes be completed during winter, depending on the weather, temperature, roofing material, and type of repair needed. Snow, ice, rain, and freezing temperatures can affect when certain work can safely be performed.

Can you repair flat commercial roofs?

Yes. Commercial roof repair services can include low-slope and flat roofing systems such as TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen, as well as metal roofing systems.

What should I do if my roof is damaged after a storm?

Have the roof inspected after significant wind or hail damage, especially if you notice missing roofing materials, leaks, or other visible damage. Avoid walking on the roof yourself, as additional damage or unsafe conditions may not be obvious.

Roof Repair Services in Yakima & Central Washington