24/7 Emergency Roofing Services

Not sure if you need emergency service or a standard repair appointment? Call us immediately if you experience:

• Active Water Intrusion: Water pouring into living spaces, soaking drywall or flooring.
• Structural Impact: Damage from fallen trees or heavy branches.
• Severe Storm Damage: Large sections of shingles or siding torn off by high winds (gale force/hurricane).
• Fire Aftermath: Roof compromise following a fire event.
• Collapse Risk: Visible sagging due to heavy snow or ice loads.

We focus on Mitigation First. Our goal during an emergency call is to stop the damage from getting worse immediately.

1. Emergency Tarping & Shrink Wrap -> The most effective immediate defense against rain and wind. We install heavy-duty, reinforced tarps tailored to your roof's contours to create a watertight seal until permanent repairs can be made.
2.  Leak Tracing & Temporary Patching -> For smaller but damaging leaks, our technicians quickly identify the entry point and apply industrial-grade sealants or temporary patches to stop water ingress instantly.
3. Debris Clearance -> If safe to do so, we will remove tree limbs or debris that are actively damaging the roof structure to prevent further collapse.
4. Damage Assessment & Documentation -> Once the immediate threat is neutralized, we provide a thorough inspection and photo documentation of the damage. This is critical for your insurance claim process. We can work directly with your adjuster to ensure your claim is accurate.

Your safety is our priority. Please follow these steps while our team is en route:

1. Stay Off the Roof: Never attempt to climb onto a damaged or wet roof. It is extremely dangerous.
2. Evacuate if Necessary: If you see sagging ceilings or hear creaking structural sounds, leave the house immediately.
3. Contain Interior Water: Place buckets under active drips and move furniture/valuables away from the affected area.
4. Poke the Ceiling: If water is pooling behind paint (forming a "blister"), poke a small hole in the center with a screwdriver to release the water into a bucket. This relieves pressure and can save your drywall ceiling from collapsing.