When a roof begins leaking, water can travel well beyond the place where it enters. Arrow Roofing Services helps Farmington Hills property owners assess roof concerns, protect the building where needed, and plan repairs that address the cause—not just the symptom.
Know when to call for help.
Storms, fallen branches, ice dams, and worn roof details can all lead to urgent concerns. If you see active leaking, water stains, missing materials, or visible storm damage, arrange a professional inspection as soon as it is safe to do so.
- Missing, cracked, or lifted shingles
- Water stains on walls or ceilings
- Damaged flashing near chimneys or vents
- Sudden leaks during rainfall
- Fallen limbs or visible roof openings
- Granules collecting in gutters
From assessment to finished repair.
The right response depends on the roof’s condition and the type of damage. Our process starts with a careful assessment and a clear explanation of the available options.
Assess the condition
We identify visible damage, likely leak paths, and related roof-system concerns.
Limit further exposure
When appropriate, temporary protection can be used while a permanent repair is planned.
Explain the options
You receive a straightforward scope for the repair or replacement work being considered.
Finish with care
The repair is completed with attention to the surrounding roofing details and cleanup.
Address the cause, not only the leak.
Ice dams, wind, hail, aging materials, poor ventilation, and drainage problems can each affect a roof differently. A complete inspection helps determine whether a focused repair is appropriate or whether a broader solution should be considered.
Potential repair work may involve shingles, flashing, gutters, ventilation, and leak detection. Recommendations should be based on your roof’s actual condition and the goals you have for the property.
Document the damage and understand your options.
After storm damage, take photos safely from the ground and avoid walking on the roof. We can assess visible conditions and provide documentation for your records. Your insurance carrier determines coverage, but a clear assessment can help you understand the repairs that may be needed.