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Shingle Repair
Shingle Repair | Roofing | Washburn
When Lake Superior winds lift a shingle or two, locals in Washburn know HEP is the crew to call. Our seasoned technicians arrive fast, armed with premium materials that match your existing roof so perfectly you’ll forget anything was ever missing. From pinpoint leak detection to tidy, on-the-spot repairs, we handle every detail with the same care we’d give our own homes—because in a tight-knit town like ours, reputation matters.
Choose HEP for shingle repair, and you’re choosing lasting protection, clear communication, and fair pricing. We back our workmanship with industry-leading guarantees, keep the mess to an absolute minimum, and leave you with a roof ready to face every season Washburn can throw at it. Reach out today and discover just how hassle-free roofing repairs can be.
FAQs
What are common signs my shingle roof in Washburn needs repair?
Look for missing, cracked, or curling shingles; granule loss that leaves bald spots; dark streaks or moss growth; loose or exposed nails; and water stains on interior ceilings or attic rafters. Because Washburn experiences freeze-thaw cycles and strong winds off the lake, minor damage can worsen quickly, so schedule an inspection as soon as you spot any of these issues.
How much does shingle repair typically cost in Washburn?
Pricing depends on the roof’s pitch, the extent of the damage, and the shingle type, but most small repairs in Washburn range from $250 to $1,000. Larger sections that require decking replacement or specialty architectural shingles can run $1,500 or more. We provide free on-site assessments and written estimates so you know the exact cost before any work begins.
Can you match my existing shingle color and style?
Yes. We carry a wide selection of asphalt, architectural, and impact-resistant shingles from leading manufacturers. During the inspection we identify your current shingle brand, color blend, and exposure profile, then order an exact or near-exact match. If an identical match is discontinued, we can blend replacement shingles in less-visible areas or recommend a color transition that maintains curb appeal.
How long does a typical shingle repair take, and can it be done in winter?
Most repairs involving fewer than 100 square feet of shingles can be completed in three to six hours. Larger jobs may take a full day. We work year-round; winter repairs are possible as long as temperatures stay above 40°F for proper sealant adhesion. When it’s colder, we use cold-weather sealants and extra mechanical fasteners to ensure a lasting bond.
Will my homeowner’s insurance cover the cost of shingle repairs?
If the damage was caused by a covered peril—such as hail, wind, or falling debris—your policy will usually pay for repair minus your deductible. Wear-and-tear and neglect are typically excluded. We document damage with photos, provide a detailed repair scope, and can meet with your adjuster to make sure all eligible costs are included in the claim.
Should I repair or replace my shingle roof if it’s over 20 years old?
A repair is cost-effective when damage is isolated and the remaining shingles still have life left. However, if the roof is two decades old, has widespread granule loss, sagging areas, or repeated leaks, a full replacement may save money long-term by preventing serial repairs and lowering energy bills with modern, higher-efficiency shingles. We offer honest assessments and will recommend the option that gives you the best value and protection.