Roof leak repair
Trace the path instead of patching the stain.
What these calls look like
Nobody should quote you a roof replacement without having been on the roof. This is how you find out what's actually wrong.
An inspection covers the roof surface and every penetration, the attic side where it can be safely reached, and the interior evidence — then produces dated photos and a written description of the likely entry path or the extent of storm damage.
Buying a house in this valley makes it worth more. A lot of the housing stock is old enough that the roof has been replaced two or three times, sometimes over existing layers, and a general home inspection rarely gets far enough onto a steep roof to tell you much.
Ask for the photos. Any inspection you pay for should leave you with images you can show to a second contractor or an adjuster without needing the first one's cooperation.
Trace the path instead of patching the stain.
What real hail damage looks like.
Full tear-off when repair stops making sense.
Primary coverage is Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, with regular dispatch into the close South Hills, North Hills, and Washington County towns.
You should, from anyone. Ask for the images and the written findings before you agree to any work based on them.
Worth asking on the call. Many emergency and storm calls apply it to the repair when the work is booked from the same visit.
Surface inspection yes, when it's safe to walk. Snow and ice cover limits what's visible, and a fair assessment sometimes has to wait for a clear day.
24/7 dispatch for leaks, storm damage, hail, fallen limbs and ice dams across the Ohio Valley.