Exterior Leak Repairs for Westport, Orange & New Haven Area Homes

What We Look At

We treat the exterior as one connected system rather than isolated parts. That means checking window and door flashing, siding laps and J-channels, kick-out flashing where roof lines meet walls, and any penetration point — a hose bib, an electrical conduit, a vent — where a seal can fail. Because we handle siding, windows, and doors alongside roofing, we're not guessing at whether a leak is "someone else's trade" — we can trace it end to end and fix the actual failure point.

How This Differs

Roof Leak Repair is specifically for water entering through the roofing system itself. This page covers everything else on the exterior envelope — the places where two different building materials meet and rely on flashing or sealant rather than shingles to keep water out. If your leak turns out to originate at the roof after all, we'll say so and point you to that repair instead of billing you for work you don't need.

Local Conditions

Connecticut's freeze-thaw swings work on caulking and flashing sealant the same way they work on roofing — materials contract in the cold, expand in a thaw, and eventually the seal gives. Add wind-driven rain off the Sound in towns like Westport and Orange, and window and siding leaks show up here more than in more sheltered inland areas.

Every repair we do, roof or otherwise, carries the same 10-year labor warranty and comes from a crew with three decades-plus in the field.