Charlotte Roof Repair
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing repair roofs in Charlotte and the surrounding towns, anything from one lifted shingle to a chimney that keeps leaking no matter how many times it has been caulked. Our owner does a photo inspection first to find where the water is actually getting in, shows you, and the repair goes on that spot.
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing repair residential roofs in Charlotte, NC and across Mecklenburg County and Union County. Our owner inspects and photographs the roof first, then we repair the actual source: failed pipe boots, lifted step flashing, cracked counter flashing, wind-torn shingles, or a valley that was never sealed. Emergency tarps go up when a leak cannot wait.
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing repair roof leaks in Charlotte, NC.
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing photograph every roof before quoting a repair.
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing put up emergency tarps for active leaks.
Our owner, Matthew Zhuk, is a second-generation roofer and runs every inspection himself.
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Most repair calls we get at Charlotte Premier Roofing come down to a short list of leak points, and we fix each one by rebuilding that detail rather than running a bead of sealant over it. The list is a pipe boot split around the vent, step flashing pulled away from a sidewall, or chimney counter flashing caulked to the brick instead of cut into the mortar. After those come a valley where two slopes dump onto shingles with nothing under them, and wind damage along the ridge and rakes.
None of it calls for a new roof, it calls for someone to go up and find the actual entry point. The inspection comes first and it is free. If you have heard that damage over a quarter of the roof forces a full replacement, our post on the 25% rule for roofing in North Carolina explains where that idea comes from.
Our owner photographs the slope and the penetrations and the flashing, and the attic side of the leak. The decking usually stains right where the water comes through, and that can be several feet upslope of the ceiling stain you called about.
You get the photos with the entry point circled. One Google reviewer wrote that our owner completed the inspection, provided pictures and an explanation, and then patched the roof.
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Pipe boots are probably the single most common repair we do. The rubber collar around the vent dries out and cracks in the sun long before the shingles are done, and the fix is a new boot tucked under the upslope shingles and over the downslope ones, not caulk over the old one.
The flashing leak repair pictured on this page is from a Weddington job, and flashing is the repair worth paying a roofer for instead of a handyman. Step flashing at a wall goes in one piece per course, woven with the shingles, and where there is siding the bottom of it has to come loose to do that right. Chimney counter flashing gets cut into the mortar joint and bent down over the step flashing, so where it turns up caulked to the brick we grind out the joint and reset it.
Wind takes the tabs along the ridge and the rakes first, and a tab that lifted and settled back down has usually broken its seal strip even though it looks fine from the ground. We check the seal by hand along those edges and swap out torn and creased shingles with matching material, and ridge caps get reset while we are up there.
If the damage is wide enough that an insurer should be looking at it, it becomes a claim and we photograph it for the adjuster; see Storm Damage & Insurance Claims in Charlotte.
When water is coming in right now, the first job is stopping it. Call (704) 352-1112 when you see water; one Google reviewer wrote that our owner fixed the roof and came out late at night to put up an emergency tarp. The tarp gets fastened through batten strips up above the damage rather than through the leak itself, so it is not adding holes to the slope.
Around Charlotte we also handle the repair-and-seal lists that come off a home inspection report, the kind a buyer wants closed out before closing. Attic venting repairs are work we do too, since what gets called a leak is sometimes condensation in an attic with no ventilation.
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Featured Google reviews
Rated 5.0 across 128 Google reviews, read September 24, 2026.
Matthew is the most professional owner I have encountered in a very long time. As a former owner of a business it was such a great experience working with Matthew. He is detail oriented, knowledgeable of all things roofing, product knowledge. He is a pleasure to work with. Completed the inspection, provided pictures and explanation, patched the roof and came and met with the insurance adjuster.…
Just had my roof and gutters done with Charlotte Premier Roofing. From start to finish the experience was beyond expectation. Matthew communicated with me along the way and when I had to put the project on hold he didn’t try to pressure me to do it sooner. I’ve dealt with some companies that are so pushy and untrustworthy; this is not one of them.…
Matthew and his team at Charlotte Premier Roofing did an exceptional job replacing my roof. The entire process was smooth, efficient, and completed on schedule. The workmanship is excellent, and the price was very reasonable. I truly appreciated their professionalism, clear communication, and attention to detail throughout the project.…
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Real Jobs
Three repairs from our customers' Google reviews. Each card keeps to what that review says.
What we found: Roof damage from a recent storm.
What we did: We did the work and provided photos of the before and after.
Outcome: The homeowner wrote that the quality of our work was spot on and that they will use us for all their roofing needs.
What we found: Repairs needed on the downpipe, the garage, the playroom and several roof tiles.
What we did: Our owner walked the homeowner through the estimate and worked with them on pricing. Our team did the repairs and sent photos throughout, as the homeowner had asked.
Outcome: The homeowner wrote that the final results look great and that we made sure they were fully satisfied before wrapping up.
What we found: A leak in the roof at their home.
What we did: Our team fixed the leak.
Outcome: The homeowners wrote that the repair exceeded their expectations and that we left everything clean and tidy when the job was done.
Our Roof Repair Process
Roof repair with us runs in the same four steps as everything else we do, and our owner handles each one personally.
Call (704) 352-1112 or use the form. Tell us where the stain is and when it shows up, and whether water is actively coming in right now. If it is, say so, a tarp comes first.
Our owner walks the slope and the attic side and photographs the entry point and everything around it, or flies the drone from the truck on a steep or wet roof. You see the photos and get the cause in plain terms.
You get the repair described in the materials it will use, a new pipe boot, step or counter flashing, matching shingle. Alongside that, a straight read on the rest of the roof. If a repair is not going to hold, the replacement estimate goes beside it so you can compare, and both estimates are free. If a new roof is on the table, our instant roof estimate measures its size in squares from satellite imagery first.
The repair goes in with matching shingle and new flashing or boots, not surface caulk over a failed detail. You get photos of the finished repair. Ask us about the workmanship warranty on your repair when you book.
Ready for the free photo inspection? Call (704) 352-1112 or get a free estimate.
FAQs
Usually, yes. Heavy-rain-only leaks are common, and they tend to point at a detail that sheds a normal rain and gives up under volume or wind-driven rain.
A valley with no ice-and-water under it is one, a low-slope section is another, and so is counter flashing that only leaks when the rain is hitting the chimney sideways. We check the attic side for the stain on the decking, which is there whatever the weather is doing that day, and photograph it for you.
Yes. Water coming in, the tarp goes up first and the repair gets scheduled after.
One Google reviewer wrote that our owner fixed the roof and came out late at night to put the tarp up. Call (704) 352-1112 when you see water; our hours are listed at the foot of every page.
Depends what is failing. A boot or a flashing detail on a roof with years left in it gets repaired, same with a handful of wind-torn tabs.
Curling and bald shingles across whole slopes are a different conversation, so is decking that gives underfoot or a leak that keeps coming back. You get both estimates with photos, and we tell you which one we would pick.
Yes. Buyers and sellers send us the roofing section of an inspection report, and we repair and seal the listed items and photograph each one closed out.
Around Charlotte and the Union County towns the items we end up closing out are usually pipe boots, flashing joints and a few lifted shingles. A reviewer had a couple of roofing items from their home inspection repaired and sealed.
We do, though gutters are a small part of the business. A loose hanger or a section pulling off the fascia gets handled on the same visit when it is what is causing the eave leak, a separated downspout too. Larger gutter jobs are on our Gutter Replacement in Charlotte page.
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Where We Work
We at Charlotte Premier Roofing handle roof repair in Charlotte, Weddington, Waxhaw, Matthews, Ballantyne, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, Pineville, Huntersville, and Concord.
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We at Charlotte Premier Roofing are based in Weddington, and repair calls take our crew across the 25-mile radius around it. NC 16 (Providence Road) and I-485 run us into Ballantyne, SouthPark, and Charlotte, and US 74 (Independence) covers Matthews, Stallings, Indian Trail, and Mint Hill, with NC 51 linking Matthews and Mint Hill directly.
US 521 (Johnston Road) and I-77 reach Pineville and the north side of the city toward Huntersville, with NC 115 on into Cornelius. NC 49 and NC 73 take us to Harrisburg and Concord. South Carolina is outside our service area.
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