
Roof Repair in Monroe County
Missing shingles, flashing, leaks — honest assessment, no upselling.
A missing shingle after a storm. Flashing that's lifted away from the chimney. A spot in the valley where water sits longer than it should. These things don't fix themselves, and they don't stay small.
Roof repair is about catching a problem at the right moment — when it's still a repair, not a replacement. Ten Point Roofing does repair work across Monroe County. We tell you what we find, tell you what it'll take to fix it, and give you an honest read on whether it points toward something bigger down the line.
What We Repair
Missing or damaged shingles
Wind, hail, and ice pull shingles loose or crack them. Missing shingles expose the underlayment to UV and water. This is the most common repair call we get, and it's usually fast to fix if you catch it early.
Flashing
Flashing is the metal installed at every penetration point on your roof — around the chimney, at pipe boots, in the valleys, at dormers and skylights. It's where most leaks actually start. Flashing fails when sealant dries out, when metal corrodes, or when it was installed improperly.
Valleys
The valleys — where two roof planes meet — carry more water runoff per square foot than anywhere else on the roof. When valley flashing or valley shingles are worn, water finds a way in.
Ridge and hip shingles
The shingles capping the ridge and hip runs are hand-nailed and exposed to the most wind. They're also the first to go in a Nor'easter. We reattach or replace them and check the full ridge while we're up there.
Pipe boots and penetrations
Every pipe that comes through your roof has a rubber boot around it. Boots crack and shrink over time — especially with the Poconos temperature swings — and when they do, water comes in around the pipe.
Not sure whether you need a repair or a full replacement? Read our 7 signs your Poconos home needs a new roof.
Service Area
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No pressure. Stephen will follow up — usually same day.
Or call directly: 570-212-9543
Common Questions
How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?+
Age of the roof and the scope of what's failing. A relatively young roof with isolated damage is usually a repair candidate. A roof that's pushing its expected lifespan and showing wear across multiple areas is usually a replacement candidate. We give you the honest read when we're on the roof.
How long will a repair last?+
A properly done repair on a roof that isn't near end-of-life can hold for years. The question is always what the surrounding roof is doing. We'll tell you what we observe.
Can you repair a roof in cold weather?+
Yes, with appropriate materials and methods. Cold-weather repairs require shingles that are handled carefully and sealants rated for low-temperature application. We adjust our approach for winter conditions — which is relevant in the Poconos from November through March.
Ready to talk?
Stephen answers the phone. Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm.