Had some storms today with wind blowing the rain a bit. This caused a drip in the garage. Cut a hole in the ceiling and found part of the wate . Very little, but enough to wet out some insulation and drip onto drywal. Made its exit through a nail hole in the drywall. I'm pretty sure it's coming from where some coax cables enter the room above. The wood around that hole is wet. Love people that drill through the side and shove it throug . The wide part thats supposed to help seal it came off pretty easy and somebody shoved a bunch of clear silicone in the hole. It is potentially coming from a raised shingle in the same spot. Pics attached. I'm trying to buy some time before we redo parts of the siding and paint the whole place. we don't use that cable as it runs from a satellite we don't use either. I'm thinking cut the coax, clean out the hole, dap sealant to fill the hole, prime and pain . Reseal around the window above it, prime and paint the trim which is wet. Also the vent further up is loose so reattach that properly. Use some roof sealant to seal where they ran screw into the shingle and to tack the lifted shingle down. [attach]114663[/attach] Good plan? Bad plan?

Our home is about 7 years old (We've lived in it the entire time). We live in Oklahoma (no basement, clay soils). About a month ago during a heavy rain, for the first time we noticed the carpet was wet where it meets an interior wall (About 10-12 feet from an exterior wall where standing water has historically pooled a couple times a year after heavy rains). -Last week I installed a french drain near the exterior wall which I hoped would fix the issue but didn't seem to -I had a roofer out who confirmed my roof looks good -I went into the attic during rain and didn't see or hear any sign of a leak -No sign of water damage to ceiling or walls in the room with the leak -This leads me to believe the water was coming through a crack in our slab Last night we had a 15 minute long moderate rain, and that was enough to cause a small amount of water to come in at the same spot (during the rain). This has me questioning if it's really coming through the concrete slab because it didn't seem like the soil had time to get saturated before there was a little water leaking in. Any and all help or suggestions are much appreciated, as I'm at a loss. Lastly, if I was to get professional help for this issue, who would I even call? Who could help diagnose the issue... A home inspector, a plumber??