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Dormer Leak Repair Conroe TX means finding the exact spot where water is getting past your dormer flashing, shingles, or siding and sealing it for good. We handle dormer leak fixing in Conroe for homeowners in 77301, 77303, and 77304 whose ceilings and attic decks keep getting wet after every hard rain. If water is staining your ceiling right now, call us and we will get it stopped.
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Every dormer leak repair we do in Conroe includes the full scope needed to stop the leak and keep it stopped. We do not sell you a patch and call it a repair. Here is what is covered on a standard dormer job, and what we price separately if your roof needs it.
We inspect the dormer from the roof and from inside the attic, using a moisture meter and infrared thermal imaging camera to confirm the exact entry point. You get photos of the failure and a written flat price before any work starts.
We remove the failed step flashing, valley metal, or counter-flashing and install new metal with butyl tape and roof cement. This is the core of the repair - the flashing detail is what actually keeps water out of your dormer, not the shingles on top of it.
Any torn or water-logged underlayment under the dormer flashing gets cut out and replaced. Leaving wet underlayment in place traps moisture against the decking and guarantees a repeat leak. We replace it with new synthetic underlayment rated for Texas heat.
We re-install matching shingles, tile, metal panels, or membrane around the dormer so the repair blends with your existing roof. Materials come from GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, IKO, or Malarkey, depending on what is already on your roof.
Before we leave, we run a water hose test over the repaired dormer to confirm it is watertight. Then we magnet-sweep the yard for nails, haul off old material, and walk the repair with you so you can see exactly what was done.
Every dormer leak repair carries a written workmanship warranty, plus we register the manufacturer warranty on any new roofing materials. If the dormer leaks again at the same spot, we come back and make it right at no charge.
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Dormer Leak Repair Conroe TX is the trade of locating and sealing water intrusion at the dormer - the framed window projection that breaks your main roof plane. Water gets in at three places: the step flashing where the dormer cheek meets the shingles, the valley where the dormer roof ties into the main slope, and the siding or trim joints on the dormer face. We pull the surrounding shingles, inspect the underlayment, and rebuild the flashing detail with new metal, butyl tape, and roof cement before we close it back up.
Conroe sits in Montgomery County where we get 50-plus inches of rain a year, plus hail and 40 mph spring gusts that lift shingle tabs along the dormer edge. That combination drives most of the dormer leak repair service calls we run. If you have been searching for dormer leak repair in Conroe TX near me at 10 p.m. with a bucket under the ceiling, you are not alone - dormer leaks are one of the most common roof leak calls in this area, and they almost never fix themselves.

Call (936) 304-3062 or book online. We ask what you are seeing - ceiling stain, dripping in the attic, wet drywall at the dormer - and schedule a visit, usually same day for active leaks. You get a two-hour arrival window and a text when the technician is on the way.
We walk the roof and the attic. On the roof we check step flashing, valley metal, shingle condition, and the dormer siding joints. In the attic we use a moisture meter and infrared thermal imaging camera to confirm where water is actually entering. Most inspections take 45 to 60 minutes.
You get photos of the failed flashing, lifted shingles, or open seam, plus a written flat price for the repair. If we find a second issue - a vent boot leak or chimney flashing leak nearby - we show you that too and price it separately so you can decide.
We remove the affected shingles, replace damaged underlayment, install new step flashing or valley metal, seal with butyl tape and roof cement, and re-shingle to match. Most dormer repairs take two to five hours. We test with a water hose before we pack up.
We magnet-sweep the yard for nails, haul off old material, and walk the repair with you. You get a written workmanship warranty on the dormer repair plus the manufacturer warranty on any GAF or Owens Corning materials we install. If it leaks again, we come back.

Confirms active water intrusion in the attic deck, insulation, and drywall so we repair the right spot instead of guessing.
Shows temperature differences caused by trapped moisture, revealing hidden dormer leaks before they stain the ceiling.
Documents steep or hard-to-access dormer roofs safely and gives you clear photos of the failure.
Lifts shingle bundles and materials onto steep dormer roofs without damaging the roof surface or landscaping.
Keeps our crew safe and stable on two-story dormer roofs, which is standard on every Conroe job.
Tests the repaired dormer with controlled water before we leave, confirming the flashing is watertight.
Applies roof sealant precisely and lifts shingle courses cleanly so we can access the flashing without tearing good material.
We remove the old step flashing, install new metal woven into each shingle course, and seal with butyl tape and roof cement. This is the code-correct detail for dormer cheek walls and the repair that lasts.
Where the dormer roof meets the main slope, we replace rusted or pulled valley metal with new W-profile metal, re-lay the underlayment, and re-shingle over it so water channels off the roof.
After every repair we run controlled water over the dormer for several minutes and watch the attic side. If we see moisture, we open it back up and fix it before we call the job done.
We install flashing, underlayment, and shingles to GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed specifications so your roof warranty stays valid and the repair performs like new construction.

We inspect the dormer cheek on the windward side, where step flashing is most likely to have pulled loose. We rebuild the flashing with new metal and butyl tape, replace any lifted shingles, and water-test the repair before we leave. The dormer stays dry through wind-driven rain, and the ceiling stain stops spreading. The homeowner gets a written warranty and photos of the repair.
We run an infrared thermal imaging camera across the attic deck and find the wet zone under the dormer. A moisture meter confirms active intrusion. We repair the dormer flashing and replace the wet underlayment before mold takes hold. The attic dries out, the musty smell clears, and the homeowner avoids a mold remediation bill that would have run several thousand dollars.
We take the call, dispatch a technician, and tarp the dormer within a few hours. The tarp diverts water for the rest of the storm, and we return on the next dry day to complete the permanent flashing repair. The homeowner sleeps through the storm without a bucket on the floor, and the permanent repair is done within 48 hours with no further damage.
We inspect, document the leak with photos and a written scope, and complete the repair on a schedule that fits the closing timeline. The report and warranty transfer to the buyer. The closing stays on track, the buyer gets a documented repair with warranty, and the seller avoids a price reduction for an unresolved leak.
Conroe roofs take a beating. We get 50-plus inches of rain a year, summer attic temperatures that hit 140 degrees, and spring hail that bruises shingle mat along the dormer edges. That cycle - heat, then water, then heat again - is what pulls flashing loose and cracks sealant at the dormer. Most of the homes we work on were built between the 1970s and the 2010s, so we see a mix of original 3-tab shingles, architectural shingles, and newer synthetic underlayment. The repair approach changes with the roof age. If you need dormer leak repair in Conroe TX near me, the fastest path is a same-day inspection - we confirm the entry point with a moisture meter and infrared camera, then give you a flat price. Montgomery County does not require a separate roofing permit for a dormer flashing repair, but the work still has to meet manufacturer specs to keep your warranty valid. We handle that detail on every job.
Older brick ranches with original dormers and 3-tab shingles. Flashing is often rusted through and needs full replacement, not a reseal.
Two-story homes on the lake side get wind-driven rain from the southwest, which stresses the dormer cheek flashing more than the valley.
Mature trees drop pine needles and grit into dormer valleys, causing debris dams that push water under the shingles.
Newer construction with synthetic underlayment and architectural shingles. Leaks here are usually installation defects at the dormer flashing.
Mixed-age housing stock where we see both failed original flashing and poorly patched repairs from previous owners.
Dormer flashing gets tested constantly. A small gap that would stay dry in a drier climate leaks here within a season.
Heat cooks sealant and roof cement, causing it to crack and pull away from the dormer trim. We use products rated for high-temperature cycling.
Hail bruises shingles at the dormer edge and wind lifts tabs, opening a path for water behind the flashing. We inspect after every major storm.
Expansive clay soil shifts foundations and roof lines slightly over time, which can open flashing joints at the dormer wall. We check for that pattern on older Conroe homes.
A 1978 brick ranch had leaked at the front dormer for two seasons. The valley metal was rusted through, the underlayment was torn, and the ceiling stain had spread to 3 feet wide. The homeowner had patched it twice with roof cement, which failed both times.
We removed the shingles and valley metal, replaced the underlayment, installed new W-profile valley metal, and re-shingled with matching architectural shingles. A water hose test confirmed no moisture in the attic. The ceiling stain stopped growing after the first rain.
Maintenance: Keep the dormer valley clear of pine needles and grit. We recommend a roof inspection each spring before storm season, and a valley cleaning in the fall after leaves drop.
A two-story home had a musty attic smell but no ceiling stain. The infrared camera found a wet zone under the dormer cheek. The step flashing had pulled away from the wall by about half an inch, letting wind-driven rain into the wall cavity.
We rebuilt the step flashing with new metal woven into each shingle course, sealed it with butyl tape and roof cement, and replaced 8 square feet of wet underlayment. The attic dried out within a week and the musty smell cleared.
Maintenance: Check the dormer siding joints each fall and re-seal any cracked caulk. Keep gutters clear so water does not back up under the dormer flashing during heavy rain.
A storm pushed water through a dormer at 9 p.m. The homeowner had a bucket in the hallway and water was spreading across the ceiling. The dormer flashing had separated from the wall during 40 mph gusts.
We tarped the dormer within three hours, stopping the leak for the rest of the storm. Two days later we rebuilt the flashing, replaced the damaged underlayment, and re-shingled the dormer. Total repair time on site was four hours.
Maintenance: After any storm with hail or 40 mph gusts, walk your yard and look for shingle granules. If you see a lot of grit, have the dormer and surrounding roof inspected before the next rain.
Dormer leaks show up in a handful of predictable ways in Conroe homes. If any of these sound familiar, the leak is already doing damage behind the wall or above the ceiling.
Water is already through the roof deck and soaking insulation and drywall. Left alone, the stain spreads, the drywall sags, and mold starts in the attic within a few weeks. We trace the stain back to the dormer flashing with a moisture meter, repair the entry point, and assess the drywall and insulation. If the ceiling needs patching or the insulation is soaked, we handle it in the same visit so the repair is complete.
Active dripping means the leak is open and getting worse with every rain. Wet decking rots, insulation loses R-value, and the next storm pushes water further into the house. We tarp the dormer if rain is still falling, then return to rebuild the flashing and underlayment. Our emergency dormer leak repair Conroe TX service gets a crew to your attic the same day in most cases, so the damage stops before it spreads.
Pine needles and shingle grit collect in the dormer valley and dam water sideways under the shingles. That is one of the most common causes of dormer leaks we see in Montgomery County. We clear the valley, inspect the metal and underlayment for damage, and rebuild the valley if it has rusted or pulled loose. We also check the surrounding shingle courses for lifted tabs that let water in behind the valley.
Cracked caulk and roof cement at the dormer trim let water straight into the wall cavity. You may not see a ceiling stain for months, but the framing and sheathing behind the siding are getting wet. We remove the old sealant, clean the joint, and re-seal with Tremco, Sika, or Henry Company products rated for exterior roof use. Then we check the flashing behind the joint to make sure the sealant is not covering a bigger failure.
Hail bruises shingle mat and knocks granules loose, especially on the dormer where the pitch is steep. The damage may not leak immediately, but the shingle is compromised and will fail within a season or two. We inspect the dormer shingles after every significant Conroe hail event, document the damage with photos, and replace bruised or cracked shingles before they turn into a leak. If the damage is widespread, we walk you through the insurance claim process.

Our technicians are HAAG Certified Inspectors and hold OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 safety training, which matters when you are working a steep dormer roof in a Texas thunderstorm. We are an NRCA Member crew and install GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed systems, so we know how each manufacturer wants dormer flashing detailed. We have repaired dormer leaks on 1970s brick ranches in 77301, two-story homes in 77384, and newer builds in 77304. That local pattern recognition is why we usually find the leak on the first visit.
Most dormer leak repairs in Conroe run $350 to $1,400 in 2026. A simple step-flashing reseal on one dormer cheek sits near the low end. A full rebuild with new underlayment, valley metal, and matching shingles on a two-story dormer lands closer to $1,400. Steep pitch, tile or slate, and second-story access push the number up. We give you the exact flat price after inspection.
Licensed roof leak specialists fix dormer leaks, not general handymen. The repair involves removing shingles, rebuilding step flashing and valley metal, and re-detailing the underlayment - work that has to meet manufacturer specs to keep your roof warranty valid. Our Conroe crew is HAAG Certified and installs GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed systems. Call (936) 304-3062.
Yes, we can stop an active dormer leak in the rain. We tarp the dormer and surrounding roof plane to divert water, then return when the roof is dry to complete the permanent flashing repair. Tarping usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. We do not install new shingles or sealant in standing water - that traps moisture and fails early. Same-day tarping is available.
Most dormer leak repairs take two to five hours on site. A single-cheek flashing reseal is closer to two hours. A full dormer rebuild with new underlayment, valley metal, and shingle courses runs four to five hours. Inspection and diagnosis add 45 to 60 minutes. We schedule most Conroe dormer repairs within 24 to 48 hours of the call.
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Ask the local teamCall us at (936) 304-3062 any time, day or night. We answer live during business hours and our emergency line stays open 24/7 for active leaks. Most Conroe calls get a same-day inspection, and you will always get a written price before we start work.