Tracy Roofing & Water Damage Restoration | Cheque Roofing Company

Water intrusion in garages often starts at roof flashings or deteriorated shingles. During a roof inspection, we check for missing or curled shingles, cracked seals around vents, and worn-out step flashing where the roof meets the garage wall. Catching these issues early prevents storm water from finding its way inside, saving you from costly interior damage and mold remediation.

While the source is in the bathroom plumbing, the water that escapes can travel along joists and leak through the roof deck, staining ceilings or showing up near walls. We recommend a roof inspection to check if moisture has soaked the sheathing or damaged underlayment. If the overflow was significant, the roof structure may need repair or a section of new roof installation to ensure long-term stability.

Absolutely. A sprinkler leak near the foundation can allow water to seep up into the fascia, soffits, and lower roof edges, especially if gutters are clogged or undersized. Installing new or replacement gutters with proper downspout extensions directs water away from the base of your home. Pair that with a roof repair or reroofing if the lower edge has already rotted, and you’ll stop the damage cycle before it spreads higher.