24-Hour Emergency Roof Repair
Water coming in? We answer around the clock — nights, weekends, holidays. Emergency tarping and leak stops, then a proper repair.
What to do right now
- Contain the water. Buckets, towels, move valuables. If a ceiling is bulging, it may be holding water — don't poke it; call us.
- Don't go on the roof. Wet roofs, night work, and storm debris are how people get hurt. That's our job.
- Call (754) 240-2335. We answer 24 hours a day. Tell us what's happening and we'll dispatch.
- Document for insurance. Take phone photos of the interior damage and the roof from the ground if it's safe. Don't clean up everything before documenting — see storm damage & insurance claims for the deadlines that matter.
What we do on an emergency call
- Stop the water first. Emergency tarping, sealed temporary patches — whatever it takes to protect the interior tonight.
- Assess in daylight. Once it's safe, we inspect fully and photograph everything for your records and any insurance claim.
- Quote the real fix. Temporary stops are temporary. We'll give you a straight written quote for the permanent repair or replacement.
After the storm: think like an adjuster
If storm damage caused the emergency, your future claim starts tonight: timestamped photos before cleanup, a written record of what happened when, and our professional assessment documenting damage tied to the storm. Insurers deny what isn't documented. (More in our storm damage & claims guide.)
Open 24 hours means 24 hours. Nights, weekends, holidays — (754) 240-2335. If water is coming in, don't wait for morning.
How fast can you get here?
A: We dispatch as fast as conditions allow. In a widespread storm event, we triage: active interior leaks first. Call and we'll give you an honest ETA.
Will a tarp damage my roof further?
A: A properly installed emergency tarp — secured with battens, not nailed through good roofing — protects without causing new damage. That's how we install them.
Is emergency service more expensive?
A: Emergency calls carry an after-hours dispatch component, and we'll tell you exactly what it is before we roll. The permanent repair is quoted separately, in writing, with no obligation.
Should I call my insurance first or you first?
A: Call us first if water is actively entering — mitigation can't wait, and insurers expect you to mitigate further damage. Document everything, then file. We'll help you understand the process.
Roof Trouble? Call Now — We Answer 24/7
One call gets you a free inspection, photos of exactly what your roof needs, and a straight written quote. No forms, no waiting — a real person picks up.
● Open now — nights, weekends & holidays