Expert Flashing Seal Services in the Front Range
Stop the Moisture from Getting In!
Flashing sits at the base of the chimney and protects the gap where roofing meets the structure. When this area cracks or pulls away, water slides under the shingles and begins to soak the roof deck. Colorado weather puts heavy stress on this joint. Sun, snow, wind, and shifting temperatures slowly break down the protective materials.
We provide complete flashing seal service for homeowners and property managers. This includes sealing open seams, coating worn edges, reinforcing weak areas, and restoring the water barrier around the chimney base. The goal is to stop leaks before they spread. Once the barrier is strengthened, the roof can shed water the way it was designed to.
Many homeowners reach out after noticing stains near the chimney indoors or seeing shingles lifting at the base. Others schedule service as a preventative measure. Flashing issues often stay hidden until they cause major repairs. A proper flashing seal prevents that.
What Happens if You Do Not Schedule a Flashing Seal
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Once water enters through a compromised flashing area, it travels along beams and framing. Damage may appear far from the actual entry point. A simple repair becomes much larger if ignored.
Mold and Rot
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Trapped moisture weakens wood and encourages mold growth. This affects indoor air quality and undermines the roof structure. A strong flashing seal prevents these hidden issues.
Damage to the Chimney Base
Leaks Spread Through the Roof
Damage to the Chimney Base
Moisture can soak siding, sheathing, and trim at the chimney base. When this continues unchecked, repairs become expensive. Flashing seal work protects these areas and prevents deterioration.
Prevent Leaks with a New Flashing Seal
Pricing Snapshot
The cost of repairing your flashing seal is tailored to your specific roofing needs. Because the extent of the damage and the complexity of the repair can vary greatly, we first perform a thorough inspection, explain the required work in detail, and then provide a clear, no-obligation quote before any service begins.
DIY vs Hiring a Tech
What Homeowners Can Do
What a Technician Handles
What a Technician Handles
A homeowner can watch for water stains, check the attic for damp spots, and keep the area free of debris. These steps help monitor the condition of the chimney base.
What a Technician Handles
What a Technician Handles
What a Technician Handles
A technician inspects the flashing, prepares the surface, removes failing sealant, applies professional grade materials, and reinforces the edges where water pressure is strongest. We also look for hidden moisture and damage around the chimney base. Proper flashing seal work requires knowledge of roofing materials and the chimney structure.