
Active leak or storm damage? Call now.
Water doesn't wait, and neither do we. We tarp, patch, and stop the damage from spreading while we line up the real fix.
Straight to us, not a national call center. Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you what to do before we even get there.
Stop the damage first
Emergency Tarping
We get a tarp over the opening to stop water before it ruins your ceilings, insulation, and floors.
Leak Patching
Fast, solid patches that hold until a permanent repair can be scheduled.
Storm Response
After a big storm we prioritize active damage. Call and we'll get you on the board.
While you wait for us
- Move furniture and electronics away from the leak
- Put a bucket under active drips and poke a small hole in a bulging ceiling
- Take photos and video of everything for the claim
- Shut off power to affected rooms if water is near outlets
- Get on the roof yourself, especially when it's wet
- Sign anything from a door-knocker who showed up after the storm
- Wait to report it. Most policies have time limits
- Throw away damaged materials before they're documented
Not an active emergency but you spotted damage? See how insurance claims work →
Storm emergencies, answered
What counts as a roofing emergency?
An active leak, a tree or limb through the roof, missing shingles with rain coming, or any storm damage that will get worse if it sits. If water is getting in, treat it as urgent.
What should I do first after storm damage?
Stay safe and off the roof. Move valuables away from the leak, put down a bucket, and take photos of everything. Then call us and we'll get a tarp or patch on it to stop the damage.
Can you tarp a roof to stop a leak fast?
Yes. Emergency tarping and leak patching are the first move: we stop water from getting in, then handle the full repair and any insurance claim after the weather clears.
Do you handle emergencies at night or on weekends?
Active damage gets priority whenever it happens. Leave a message with your address and what's going on and we'll get back to you as fast as we can to line up the response.
Will insurance cover the emergency repair?
Most policies cover reasonable steps to prevent further damage, like tarping. Keep your receipts and photos, and we'll fold the emergency work into the claim documentation.
We're here when it can't wait
Call for emergencies. For everything else, request a free inspection and we'll be in touch.

