Keep the sound roof
A defined repair works when the surrounding deck, covering and transitions can support it.

Water coming in now deserves a clear call. Tell us the property address and what is happening.
An active drip near a fixture, a spreading wet ceiling or damaged roof opening changes the immediate concern. Move people away from electrical hazards and sagging surfaces. Do not climb a wet or damaged roof. Call and say water is entering so the condition is clear at the start.

A suitable temporary covering limits water through an exposed area until permanent work can be done. It does not renew the underlying roof or settle the repair scope. Access and current weather determine what is safe; no response time or immediate dispatch is promised here.

The roofer traces the water path and checks the material around the damaged area. Repair may include covering, flashing and deck work. If surrounding roofing cannot accept a sound repair, replacement can be the more practical answer.

The inspection connects the condition to the work.
A defined repair works when the surrounding deck, covering and transitions can support it.
Several failures, unsuitable layers or broad deterioration call for replacement planning.
Start with the property and what you noticed. Request a free inspection or call (913) 354-8142.