Procella Reclaimed Slate | Roofing Services in Poultney, VT 05764

The most common cause is the breakdown of the sealant or metal due to Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles and exposure. Over time, this allows water to seep behind the flashing. Our expert inspection identifies the exact failure point—whether it's the counter-flashing, step-flashing, or sealant—and we provide a durable repair or replacement using materials suited to withstand our local climate.

Ridge caps are highly vulnerable to Poultney's high winds and winter storms, which can loosen or dislodge them. Once compromised, they allow wind-driven rain and snow melt to infiltrate the attic. Our repair process involves a thorough assessment of the underlying deck, replacement of any damaged materials, and re-securing the ridge with proper, high-wind rated fasteners and sealants to restore a watertight seal and protect your home's interior.

For chimney flashing, look for water stains on the interior ceiling or walls near the chimney, or rust on the metal flashing itself. For ridge cap issues, check for missing, cracked, or lifted caps from the ground, and be alert for drafts or moisture in the attic. We recommend a professional inspection if you notice these signs, as early intervention by a local expert like us can prevent extensive interior damage and more costly repairs.