Roof Hole Repair
Get Small Holes Fixed Before They Become Big Problems
A hole in your roof—no matter how small—is a serious issue that requires prompt attention. Left untreated, even tiny punctures can allow water, pests, or debris into your home, leading to leaks, mold, insulation damage, and structural decay.
At Dallas Roof Repair Co., we help you get connected with experienced local contractors who specialize in targeted roof hole repairs. Our approach is repair-first. That means finding the most cost-effective way to stop leaks and protect your home—without jumping straight to full roof replacement.

What Causes Holes in a Roof?
Roof holes can result from a variety of issues, most of which are common in Dallas due to storm activity, aging materials, and heat exposure. Some of the most frequent causes include:
- Storm Damage: Hail, wind-blown debris, and falling tree branches can puncture shingles or metal roofing.
- Animal Intrusion: Squirrels, raccoons, birds, and rodents may claw or chew their way in.
- Roof Wear & Tear: Over time, aging shingles or corroded metal panels can develop holes or thin spots.
- Improper Installations: Screws, nails, satellite mounts, or old vent pipes that weren’t sealed correctly can become leak points.
- Water Deterioration: Poor drainage can lead to soft spots in the decking that eventually collapse.
What Happens If Roof Holes Aren’t Repaired?
Small holes can lead to much bigger damage if not addressed quickly. Here’s what can happen:
- Water leaks into attic or walls
- Growth of mold and mildew
- Damaged insulation, reducing energy efficiency
- Rotting of roof decking or rafters
- Electrical hazards from water exposure
- Ceiling stains and bubbling paint
- Pest infestations through exposed openings
The good news? Most holes can be quickly and affordably repaired—if you act early.
How Roof Holes Are Repaired
Different holes require different repair methods depending on size, location, roof material, and the extent of the underlying damage. A skilled contractor will start by identifying the exact source and recommending a targeted solution.
Typical Roof Hole Repair Process:
- Final Water Test (if needed): Some roofers may test the area with water to ensure the repair holds and that no other leaks are present.
- Inspection & Leak Detection: A thorough inspection locates the hole(s) and checks for related damage in nearby shingles, decking, or underlayment.
- Temporary Covering (if needed): For active leaks, a tarp or patch may be applied immediately to prevent further intrusion until permanent repairs can begin.
- Material Removal: Shingles, tiles, or panels around the hole may be removed to access and evaluate the decking.
- Decking or Sheathing Repair: If the plywood or OSB is rotted or compromised, a section is cut out and replaced with new sheathing.
- Flashing and Underlayment Check: Contractors make sure the hole wasn’t caused or worsened by failed flashing or moisture barrier.
- Material Replacement & Sealing: New shingles, tiles, or metal pieces are installed to match existing materials, and the area is sealed to prevent future leaks.

Types of Roofs We Help With
Through our network, you can get matched with professionals who work with a variety of roofing materials:
Why Homeowners Choose Dallas Roof Repair Co.
At Dallas Roof Repair Co., we’re not a roofing company—we’re your repair advocate. Here’s what makes us different:
Common Roof Hole Repair Questions
Service Areas in Dallas
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Plano
- Irving
- Garland
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Grand Prairie
- Denton
- Mesquite
- Carrollton
- Lewisville
- Richardson
- Allen
Don’t Wait—Fix the Problem Before It Grows
A roof hole might seem like a minor inconvenience, but it can lead to major headaches if ignored. Whether your issue is obvious or still hidden, Dallas Roof Repair Co. makes it easy to get help now—not later.
- Tell us what’s wrong.
Fill out our short form describing your roof issue or what you’ve observed. - Get matched fast.
We connect you with local roof hole repair experts who can inspect, quote, and fix the issue. - Choose and schedule.
You’re in control—compare your options and pick the best fit for your needs and budget.