Emergency Roof Repairs
Active leaks and storm damage secured quickly to protect the inside of your home.
When water is coming through the ceiling, the first priority is to stop further damage. We secure the affected area with temporary measures, then return to complete a permanent repair once conditions allow.
If your insurer is involved, we document the damage with photographs to support your claim.
What is included
- Temporary tarping and securing
- Permanent repair once weather allows
- Photographic documentation for insurance
- Clear communication on what happens next
Questions about emergency roof repairs
How do I report a roofing emergency?
Call us at for the fastest response, or use the estimate request form and choose “Emergency repair” as the type of service. Tell us what is happening, where water is coming in, and the nearest intersection to your home so we can get to you quickly.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency roof repair?
Yes. Emergency roof repair is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for active leaks and storm damage. Outside regular hours, phone us rather than using the website form so your call reaches someone right away.
How quickly can you respond to an emergency roof leak?
Emergencies are given priority over all scheduled work, and we come as quickly as weather and safety allow. When you call, we give you an expected arrival time and tell you what to do to limit damage until the crew arrives.
Is it safe to go on my roof after a storm?
No. Wet roofs are slippery, and storm damage can hide weakened decking, loose shingles and fallen power lines. Stay on the ground and check for damage from your yard or through a window. Leave roof access to a crew with fall protection.
What is emergency roof tarping?
Emergency tarping is a temporary cover fastened over a damaged area of the roof to stop rain from getting in. It protects the inside of your home until conditions are safe and dry enough for a permanent repair.
How long can a tarp stay on a roof?
A properly installed tarp can protect a roof for several weeks, but it is a temporary measure, not a repair. Wind and sun wear tarps down over time, so we schedule the permanent repair as soon as weather allows.
Is an emergency roof repair permanent?
The first visit is usually temporary: its purpose is to stop water from getting in and to prevent further damage. We then return to complete a permanent repair, or recommend a replacement if the damage is extensive, once the roof is dry and safe to work on.
Should I call my insurance company or a roofer first?
Call a roofer first to stop further damage, because most insurance policies expect you to take reasonable steps to protect your home. Then contact your insurer to start the claim. We photograph and document the damage and the emergency work to support your claim.
Can you repair a roof damaged by a fallen tree?
Yes. Once the tree has been safely removed by an arborist or tree service, we secure the opening and assess the damage to the decking, rafters and roofing. If structural damage is found, we tell you plainly and explain what is needed before any permanent repair is done.
What counts as a roofing emergency?
Water coming into the house, missing sections of roofing after a storm, or damage from a fallen tree or branch. Tell us what is happening and we will help you secure the roof as quickly as we can.