In September 2026, USA Storm Roofing and Construction Group inspected an Ashburn home after the homeowner reported leaks near the garage and kitchen. This case describes the inspection and recommendations; it does not document a completed roof replacement.
What the inspection documented
The written report identified a suspected water path at a roof valley near the garage and an active kitchen leak. It also documented earlier patching, mismatched shingles, and installation concerns at roof valleys and penetrations. A stain or leak location alone does not prove the exact entry point; the team distinguished what it observed from what it suspected.
Temporary protection and the proposed next step
The team applied temporary sealant at one valley. The report stated that this was not a permanent repair and could not guarantee the leaks would stop. Given the wider roof conditions and history of repairs, the team recommended full roof replacement and explained why a limited repair might leave other leak sources unresolved.
This record documents an assessment, a temporary measure, and a recommendation. It does not establish that the homeowner proceeded with replacement or that the leaks were resolved. For a similar concern, see our Ashburn roofing and exterior services or learn how our leak diagnosis process works.