Leaking right now? $475 sends a RoofSmart repair tech straight to your roof, and that dispatch fee includes the first man hour, so it's faster than starting with an inspection. No active leak? Inspections are free, and we fix leaks on shingle, metal, tile, cedar, and flat roofs and roof decks.
Every repair visit starts with the $475 dispatch. Every hour after the first one is $125 per worker, plus materials. Call (206) 487-4877.
No leak? Talk to an Expert
Storm damage? Use the emergency form
For repair and maintenance calls, here's how we calculate our pricing:
1.) $475 is the dispatch fee, and includes the first man hour.
2.) Every hour after the first one is $125 per worker.
3.) Cost for materials
The total cost depends on how much work your repair will be. Small repairs and routine maintenance are often finished within the first hour, but bigger projects can potentially take a few hours or even an entire day.
Exception: If you are more than 45 minutes away, we bill time from "door to door."
We're not just roofers—we're roof repair nerds. Every inspection we do is loaded with detail. We climb in your attic. We check for moisture intrusion. We look for poor workmanship from previous jobs. Our passion is making sure your repair isn’t just a quick fix—it’s the right fix.
RoofSmart has built a reputation across Seattle for being the team that takes nothing for granted. We never rush. We never guess. We diagnose, document, and deliver repairs you can trust—because that's what we'd want for our own homes.
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Our dedicated repair and maintenance team will take photos so you have a clear report on what was needed and what was done.
As self-proclaimed roof nerds, we always obsess over every detail of the roofing process to make sure that your roof is perfect.
Depending on the issue, repairs can range from $600 to $3,000 on average. There are a lot of things that might be wrong on your roof that can impact the cost.
To help you get a general sense of what you might need to pay, here's an overview of 6 common roof repairs and their costs.
$500 to $970
Pipe boots are prime targets for leaks because they create a hole in the roof. This can easily lead to unnoticed roof damage if it isn't fixed.
$500 to $3,000
Ventilation issues can be anything from adding a few vents to redoing your entire roof's ventilation. The bigger the job, the more it adds up. This is just basic repairs.
$1,000 to $3,000
Poor installation is usually what causes skylights to leak in the Seattle area. The cost varies depending on the type of skylight and how bad the leak is...and whether the skylight itself is to blame.
Around $500 to $4,000
Chimneys are vulnerable spots on Seattle roofs because they collect debris and get a lot of water. It's a common spot for leaks. This number could double for tile or metal roofs.
$1,000 to $3,000
Flashing is used to seal around edges and gaps along the roof. They're supposed to keep water out, but can easily become a leak point if installed incorrectly.
Around $500 to $1,500
If you lost a few shingles during a windstorm, this leaves your roof vulnerable to leaks. Replacing missing shingles is typically a quick and easy process.
Seattle’s roofs work overtime. Rain, wind, and our famously damp climate sneak into weak spots, causing rot, mold, and costly interior damage. That one shingle out of place? It could be letting water drip into your attic. That flashing that looks “a little off”? It might be funneling water behind your walls.
The worst part? Most of the time, you don’t know there’s a problem until it’s already expensive. Don’t wait until you’re dragging buckets into your living room. A timely repair now is almost always the smarter move.
It depends on the roof. Here's what real leak repairs have cost on each kind of roof we work on, from our own guides and case studies.
$1,000 to $5,000 for a leaking section
A leaking section might be a lower roof that takes water from an upper one, or a low-slope spot where water pools. Pipe boots, flashing, and missing shingles are in the cost list above. One thing to know: the shingle manufacturer's warranty doesn't cover weathering.
About $1,000 for a minimal repair
On a flat roof, residential or commercial, extensive work climbs toward $5,000 to $9,000. Commercial and HOA jobs are welcome. On a roof deck, around $1,000 covers something simple, like a small membrane patch, which works as long as the membrane is in good shape. Something significant that stops short of a full replacement runs $15,000 to $20,000. When the deck is a total loss, replacement is the only answer, and that runs $30,000 to $50,000. We see deck leaks at unsealed door thresholds, railing posts, and the siding next to the deck.
$500 to $1,500 around a pipe boot, vent, or chimney
To fix it, we pull up the panel next to the leak. A leak on a perimeter joint runs around $3,000, because that whole panel gets replaced. If the leak is at the gutter edge, the gutter comes off first.
About $20,000 on one real job
A 20-year-old tile roof was leaking in several spots, mostly from clogged valleys. We pulled the tile along 168 feet of valleys, cleaned out the debris, and put everything back. A replacement would have cost around $100,000.
About $1,000 for a minimal repair, climbing toward $5,000 to $9,000 for extensive work
If the damage is isolated, like a few broken or missing shakes or a small leak, a targeted repair can often add 10+ years of life. Widespread moss, rot, or leaks usually mean it's time to replace.
About $20 per foot to reline
Built-in gutters sit at the roof edge, so water stands there. A leak in one can rot your roof from the inside out. Relining them or converting them to a regular roof costs about the same per foot.
$20,000 on one real job
On one home, missing kick flashing let water run behind the siding for a long time. The reframing work cost $20,000, and some spots needed scaffolding to reach.
Around $1,000 to around $20,000
A few blown-off shingles sit at the low end. A tree through the roof sits at the high end. Tarping is priced like any repair: the $475 dispatch includes the first man hour, then $125 per worker per hour, plus materials. It's time and materials, so after hours or on a harder roof, it costs more.
When you fill out this form, you'll get a same-day call or text from one of our Meticulous Roofing Nerds within a few hours (during the workday). They'll ask where you're seeing water and help you pick the right path. The initial call typically takes around 15 minutes.
If you already know which one you want, you can be done in 5 minutes or less.
The goal of this call is to:
We've fixed Seattle-area roofs since 2011. Prefer the phone? Call (206) 487-4877.
RoofSmart services the Greater Seattle area, including King County, Pierce County, Kitsap County, Snohomish County, and Thurston County
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Think you might just replace instead of repair? Our roofing process is all about YOU. You tell us what kind of roof you want and then we make it happen.
Leaking now? Book the $475 repair visit and we'll send a repair tech straight out. No leak? Talk to an Expert for a free inspection. Who inspects your roof? Meet the nerds →
Now it’s time for your roof work to begin! The best part? You got to choose everything based on your needs, your preferences, and your budget.
Congrats! You now have the roof of your dreams. Most importantly, you have peace of mind knowing your roof is now functioning at it’s best.
We consider your roof’s age, condition, and the type of damage. If repairs will solve the problem and extend your roof’s life, we’ll recommend that. We only suggest replacement when it’s truly needed.
Avoid putting off repairs. Even “small” issues can hide major problems underneath. Early repairs cost less, protect your home, and keep your roofing system performing the way it should.
Sometimes. A full repair diagnosis includes an attic inspection, if appropriate, so we can check for hidden moisture, poor ventilation, or unseen damage others might miss.
Want to learn more about RoofSmart's repair process and repair costs? Here are a few helpful articles to get you started.
If you have an urgent leak, storm damage, or any other kind of damage to your roof that requires quick action, fill out this form.
Once you submit the form, you can expect to hear back from one of our Meticulous Roofing Nerds the same day (if you submit after hours, then we'll get back to you the next day).
This form books a RoofSmart repair tech. The $475 dispatch includes the first hour, and every hour after that is $125 per worker, plus materials. No active leak? Use Talk to an Expert at the top of the page for a free inspection, or call (206) 487-4877.