Cedar Hills, Utah.
A leak doesn’t always mean the entire roof is the problem.
On this Cedar Hills home, water was getting in from two areas: the metal roofing on a low-slope porch roof and a leaking sidewall that was allowing water into the home.
Our job was to address where the water was actually coming from.
EagleRidge Roofing & Construction removed the leaking metal from the low-slope porch roof and repaired the affected roofing area. We also repaired the sidewall where water had been entering the home.
This project is a good reminder that roof leaks aren’t always obvious. Water can enter around roof transitions, walls, flashing, penetrations, or other vulnerable areas, and the wet spot you see inside isn’t necessarily directly below the source.
That’s why finding the source matters before deciding on the repair.
If you’ve noticed dripping, water stains, damp areas, or other signs of moisture inside your home, don’t wait for the next storm to see if it gets worse.
🏠 Roof & sidewall leak repair completed.
Not sure where your leak is coming from? Start with a FREE roof inspection.
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