Roof Repair in North Stonington, CT

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Your Roof Problems, Actually Solved

You’re dealing with a roof that’s letting you down. Maybe it’s a leak that started small and now has you moving buckets around your living room. Maybe you spotted missing shingles after the last storm and you’re wondering what else is wrong up there.

Here’s what happens when you get the roof repair done right. No more checking the weather forecast with dread. No more plastic tarps or temporary patches that fail when you need them most. No more wondering if that stain on your ceiling is getting bigger.

You get back to not thinking about your roof at all. Because when it’s fixed properly, with quality materials and solid workmanship, it just does its job. That’s what a roof should do – protect your home quietly and reliably, year after year.

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We Know North Stonington Roofs

Sullivan Contracting has been handling roof repairs throughout North Stonington and southeastern Connecticut for years. We understand how coastal weather affects your roof – from ice dams in winter to wind damage during summer storms.

We’re the contractors who actually show up when we say we will. Licensed and insured, with straightforward pricing that doesn’t change once we start working. When your neighbors need roof work done, they call us because they know we’ll handle it right.

You won’t get a sales pitch about replacing your entire roof when you just need a repair. We fix what needs fixing and tell you honestly what you’re dealing with.

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Here's How We Handle Your Repair

First, we take a look at what’s going on with your roof. That means getting up there safely and checking not just the obvious problem, but the areas around it too. Roof problems rarely travel alone.

You get a clear explanation of what we found and what it’ll take to fix it. No technical jargon, no scare tactics about worst-case scenarios. Just straight talk about the repair work needed and what it costs.

Then we fix it using materials that make sense for your roof and our Connecticut weather. We clean up when we’re done and make sure you understand what we did. If you have questions later, you can reach us.

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Emergency Roof Leak Repair

What's Included in Our Repairs

When we repair your roof, you’re getting more than just a patch job. We address the immediate problem and check for related issues that could cause trouble later. That includes looking at flashing, checking nearby shingles, and making sure water isn’t getting in anywhere else.

For emergency repairs, we focus first on stopping the leak and protecting your home’s interior. Then we can schedule the permanent repair work when conditions are right for quality installation.

Every repair comes with our warranty coverage. We use materials rated for New England weather because temporary fixes just create more problems down the road. You’ll know exactly what we’re doing and why we’re doing it that way.

How quickly can you respond to a roof leak emergency?

For genuine emergencies where water is actively entering your home, we prioritize same-day response when possible. We understand that roof leaks don’t wait for convenient timing – they happen during storms, on weekends, and when you least expect them. Our emergency service focuses on stopping the immediate water intrusion and protecting your home’s interior. Once we’ve secured the area, we can schedule the proper permanent repair work. Keep in mind that some emergency repairs may require temporary weatherproofing until conditions allow for complete repair work.

What's the difference between a repair and a full roof replacement?

Most roof problems don’t require complete replacement. Repairs address specific issues like damaged shingles, flashing problems, or localized leak areas while leaving the rest of your functional roof intact. A full replacement means removing and replacing the entire roof system. We’ll always tell you honestly which approach makes sense for your situation. If your roof has widespread damage or is near the end of its useful life, replacement might be the better investment. But if you’re dealing with isolated damage or normal wear issues, a quality repair can extend your roof’s life significantly while costing much less.

How do you determine what's causing my roof leak?

Finding leak sources requires systematic inspection because water doesn’t always enter where you see it inside. We start by examining the area directly above the visible leak, then work outward checking shingles, flashing around vents and chimneys, and any roof penetrations. Water can travel along roof decking or rafters before dripping into your living space. We also look for ice dam damage, which is common in Connecticut winters, and check for wind-lifted shingles that may not be obviously damaged from the ground. Our goal is finding the actual entry point, not just treating the symptoms you can see inside your home.

Will my homeowner's insurance cover the roof repair costs?

Insurance coverage depends on what caused the damage and your specific policy terms. Storm damage, hail, and sudden incidents are typically covered, while gradual wear or maintenance issues usually aren’t. We can help document the damage properly for your insurance claim and provide detailed estimates that insurance adjusters need. If you’re dealing with storm damage, it’s important to report it promptly and avoid delays that could complicate your claim. We work with insurance companies regularly and understand what documentation they require. However, we always recommend checking with your insurance agent about your specific coverage before assuming what will or won’t be covered.

How long do roof repairs typically last?

Quality roof repairs should last as long as the surrounding original roofing materials when done correctly. The lifespan depends on the type of repair, materials used, and ongoing weather exposure. Shingle repairs using matching materials typically last 15-20 years or more. Flashing repairs around chimneys and vents can last even longer when properly installed. The key is using appropriate materials and techniques rather than quick fixes that might fail in a few years. We warranty our repair work because we use materials rated for Connecticut weather conditions and install them according to manufacturer specifications, not shortcuts that save time but compromise durability.

What should I do if I notice a roof leak during a storm?

Safety first – don’t go on your roof during a storm or immediately after when surfaces are wet and slippery. Inside your home, contain the water with buckets or tarps to minimize interior damage. If possible, move furniture and belongings away from the leak area. Take photos of the damage for insurance documentation once it’s safe to do so. Contact us as soon as conditions allow for emergency response. If the leak is severe and causing significant interior damage, you may need to contact your insurance company immediately. Avoid attempting temporary repairs yourself during dangerous weather conditions – professional emergency response is safer and more effective than risky DIY fixes.

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