The cheapest roof repair is the one you never need.
Roofs rarely fail all at once - they fail at the details: a lifted shingle, a dab of cracked sealant, a clogged valley. Our maintenance care plans catch those on a schedule, fix the small stuff on the spot, and keep a photo record that adds years to your roof, protects your warranty, and backs any future claim. One or two visits a year - and we do the remembering.
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What your roof needs, when.
A care plan follows the calendar - tap a season to see what we watch for.
Spring - catch what winter did
Freeze-thaw and ice dams do their damage in the cold; spring is when we find it.
- Check the eaves and valleys for ice-dam and freeze-thaw damage
- Look for cracked or lifted shingles and sealant that failed in the cold
- Clear winter debris and make sure gutters and downspouts flow before spring rains
Summer - get ahead of storm season
Our hail and wind come in the warm months, so we prep and document before they hit.
- Inspect and reseal flashing at chimneys, vents and skylights
- Check attic ventilation so summer heat isn’t baking the shingles
- Document existing wear now so any post-storm claim is clean
Fall - prep for the next winter
What you do in fall decides how the roof handles the freeze.
- Clear leaves off the roof and out of the gutters so water can’t back up and freeze
- Reseal flashing and penetrations ahead of the cold
- Check attic ventilation and insulation to help prevent ice dams
Winter - watch for trouble between visits
Cold-weather leaks move fast; catching them early keeps the damage small.
- Watch for ice dams at the eaves and icicles along the gutter line
- Check the attic for moisture, frost or stains after cold snaps
- Call at the first sign of a leak - care-plan customers get priority
Our Seasonal Care plan lines up with this - spring to catch winter damage, fall to prep for the next.
A real once-over, not a drive-by.
Every maintenance visit runs the same full checklist - and the small fixes are handled on the spot.
Shingles, ridge, valleys and penetrations - we look over the whole roof, not just the easy parts.
At chimneys, vents, skylights and wall lines - the spots leaks start - with minor reseal done right there.
Reseal and minor repairs are handled during the visit, so little problems don’t get the chance to grow.
We clear debris from the roof and valleys and check that gutters and downspouts actually flow.
We check ventilation and look for moisture in the attic - the early warning most homeowners never see.
We document any storm or hail damage and leave you a photo report with findings and recommendations.
Priced to your roof - and cheaper than a repair.
A plan should fit your roof, not a one-size sticker. Here’s what shapes it.
A free estimate
We look at your roof and give you a plan and price - free, with no obligation to enroll.
Size, pitch & complexity
A big, steep or cut-up roof takes longer to maintain than a simple one, so the plan is priced to match.
Annual or seasonal
One visit a year or two (spring & fall) - you choose the level of coverage and the price follows.
Cheaper than the damage
Maintenance costs a fraction of what water damage does - the whole point is catching it before it’s a repair.
The result: a plan sized to your roof, with the estimate free either way - and a documented history that can turn a storm into a covered claim where you pay only your deductible.
Pick a level of coverage.
Two ways to stay ahead of it - and either way, we do the scheduling.
Annual Roof Check
- One full inspection & documented photo report each year
- Flashing & sealant check, with minor reseal on the spot
- Debris cleared from the roof and valleys
- Priority scheduling for any follow-up work
Seasonal Care
- Everything in the Annual plan - twice a year
- Gutter & downspout check at every visit
- Post-storm check-ins after major weather
- Warranty-friendly records kept on file
Not sure which fits? Newer roofs and simple layouts do well on Annual; older roofs, lots of trees, or past leaks are better on Seasonal. We’ll recommend one on the free visit →
A little upkeep protects a big investment.
Maintenance isn’t an upsell - it’s the cheapest way to get the most out of the roof you already have.
Add years to your roof
Catching small issues early - a lifted shingle, failed sealant - keeps them from becoming the leak that ages the whole roof.
Protect your warranty
Many manufacturer warranties expect documented upkeep. Our records keep that coverage valid, which matters most on a new roof.
Cheaper than a repair
A maintenance visit costs a fraction of the drywall, insulation and decking a slow leak ruins - prevention wins on price.
A storm-ready record
We assess storm and hail damage every visit, so you have a dated record that can support an insurance claim later.
New roof, aging roof, or one recovering from a past leak - a plan keeps small problems small.
Small upkeep now beats a big repair later.
A roof fails at the details - a lifted shingle, a dab of failed sealant, a clogged valley - long before the whole system goes. We catch those on a schedule, fix the small stuff on the spot, and keep a photo record that protects your warranty and backs any future claim. GAF Master Elite, FORTIFIED-trained, BBB A+, family-owned since 1979, with our own crews.
You enroll once. We handle the rest.
No calendar reminders to keep - we do the remembering.
pick the plan that fits your roof, and we set up your roof’s care calendar - no long-term lock-in.
we reach out and book each visit around the season, so you don’t have to remember a thing.
our crew runs the full checklist and handles the small fixes - reseal, clear, minor repairs - on the spot.
you get a photo report with findings and any recommendations, plus priority scheduling if bigger work is needed.
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How often should a roof be inspected?
Once a year at a minimum, and twice a year in a climate like ours - in spring to catch winter damage, and in fall to prep for the next one. Our Seasonal Care plan is built around exactly that.
Do new roofs really need maintenance?
Especially then. A new roof is a big investment, and many manufacturer warranties expect documented upkeep. Regular maintenance keeps that coverage valid and protects what you just paid for.
What’s included in a maintenance visit?
A full inspection of shingles, ridge, valleys and penetrations; a flashing and sealant check at chimneys, vents, skylights and wall lines with minor reseal on the spot; debris clearing; a gutter and downspout check; an attic ventilation and moisture check; storm and hail documentation; and a photo report.
What if the roof needs a bigger repair?
We handle minor fixes right during the visit. For anything bigger, you get it documented with photos and a clear estimate, and care-plan customers get priority scheduling for the follow-up work.
Can a care plan help with insurance claims?
Yes. We document your roof’s condition over time and assess storm and hail damage at each visit, which gives you a dated record that can support a claim if a storm hits.
How much does a maintenance plan cost?
Plans are priced to your roof - based on its size, pitch and complexity - so you’re not paying for more than you have. The estimate is free, and maintenance is far cheaper than the water damage it prevents.
Roof maintenance across southern Wisconsin.
Two offices - our Madison, WI headquarters and our Brodhead, WI office - serving homeowners across Dane & Milwaukee counties and into southern Iowa. Check your area →
Madison, WI Office
621 N Sherman Ave, Suite B5
Madison, WI 53704
Mon-Sat 8AM-5PM · 24/7 Storm Line
Brodhead, WI Office
17312 W Hafeman Rd
Brodhead, WI 53520
Mon-Sat 8AM-5PM · 24/7 Storm Line
Keep it up. It’s cheaper than fixing it.
Our care plans inspect, reseal and clear your roof on a schedule, handle the small fixes on the spot, and keep a photo record that protects your warranty and backs a claim. Customized to your roof, free estimate, and we do the scheduling.
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