Litespeed Construction Fixes Metal Roof Leak in Sevierville TN

After seeing a hand full of very loose screws and raised ridge cap metal I noticed a area that had previously been caulked as I got closer I noticed that there was a screw missing where the caulk was leaving a wide open hole right at the top of the roof. The washer was still stuck in the caulk but no screw.

I filled the hole with sealant and put a heavier gauge screw in the hole

Along the edge of the ridge cap I found screws backing way out. There was also some random holes in the metal where someone had added a screw and missed wood so they took the screw out and left a open hole.

I pulled out the screw caulked all the holes and put the screw back in much tighter

This is wide spread through the roof. After fixing the main cause of the leak we like for our customers to get there money worth so I re-screwed down any and all loose screw I could see and get to.  Here is some of those