Roof Leak Repair in Clermont, FL

Professional Roof Leak Repair Services in Central Florida 

Florida’s frequent heavy rains, abundant sunshine, and fierce hurricanes can do a number on your roof. When you suspect a leak after a storm, hail, or downpour, you need to take action quickly.  Even a seemingly small leak can lead to significant underlying issues, such as widespread water damage to ceilings, walls, and insulation, the proliferation of hazardous mold, compromised structural integrity, and even dangerous electrical hazards if water comes into contact with wiring. In other words, putting off dealing with a leak, no matter how minor, can escalate a simple repair into a costly and extensive renovation –  or even a complete roof replacement.

When you’ve got a roof leak, we can provide the right solution. Our residential roofing team at Titan Roofing combines efficient diagnostic skills with craftsmanship you can count on. Our licensed and insured roofers use only quality, weather-resistant materials that are built to last and are up to date on the latest roofing techniques and safety protocols. We bring over ten years of industry experience to the table and are equipped to handle roofing repairs of all kinds and complexities. 

Our roofing technicians can resolve leaks affecting metal, tile, asphalt shingle, flat, TPO, and PVC roofs. We also work with most insurance companies and provide financing options.

Our Clermont roof leak repair experts are available 24/7 for roofing emergencies and offer free estimates, so call (352) 721-0398 or contact us online now. Ask about our satisfaction guarantee! 

How We Locate and Repair Roof Leaks

Finding the true source of a roof leak isn’t always straightforward—water can travel along rafters and other structures before appearing inside your home. That’s why our roofing experts use both experience and advanced tools to accurately track down and repair leaks.

Our Leak Detection Process

• Interior Inspection: We begin by checking attics and ceilings for water stains, dampness, or mold.
• Exterior Evaluation: Next, we examine leak-prone areas such as flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights, as well as damaged or missing shingles.

Specialized Diagnostics (if needed):

• Controlled water testing to replicate leak conditions.
• Thermal imaging to detect hidden moisture not visible to the eye.

Our Leak Repair Solutions
Once the source is identified, we provide a lasting repair tailored to the issue. This may include:

• Replacing broken or missing shingles
• Repairing or reinstalling flashing
• Sealing around roof penetrations
• Addressing issues with underlying membranes

We use high-quality materials and proven methods to ensure the repair not only stops the leak but also strengthens your roof against future water intrusion—all while minimizing disruption to your home.

How Do I Know If I Have a Hidden Roof Leak?

Some roof leaks will be obvious and impossible to ignore. Others may not be immediately visible and work unseen to cause significant damage to your home. These hidden leaks can originate from subtle cracks, loosened flashing, or compromised seals, allowing water to slowly infiltrate your attic, walls, or ceiling without immediate visible signs on your roof's exterior. Recognizing the less obvious clues that point to a hidden leak is crucial for early detection and preventing extensive and expensive repairs down the line.

Here's how you can tell if you have a hidden roof leak:

• Water stains on ceilings or walls. Look for discolored spots, rings, or streaks on your interior ceilings, especially in top-floor rooms or running down walls. The stain might not be directly under the leak, as water can travel along rafters or pipes before becoming apparent.
• Musty odors or signs of mold. If you detect a persistent, damp, or musty smell, particularly in your attic or upper levels, excessive moisture is likely present. Even if you can't see water, mold thrives in hidden damp areas caused by leaks and emits these odors.
• Peeling paint or wallpaper. Persistent moisture behind a wall can cause paint to bubble, peel, or blister, and wallpaper to detach. If this occurs in an area not associated with typical humidity (like a bathroom shower), it points to water intrusion nearby.
• Higher-than-usual utility bills. A hidden leak can saturate your attic insulation, greatly reducing its effectiveness. Damaged insulation means your HVAC system has to work harder to maintain indoor temperatures, leading to a noticeable and otherwise unexplained increase in your cooling and heating costs.