Emergency roof repair, fast
Water pouring in, shingles torn off, a tree limb through the roof. Call now for fast emergency service. We'll connect you with a roofing company taking emergency calls in your area.
When it's an emergency
- Water is coming into the living space and won't stop.
- Part of the roof is open to the sky after wind or a fallen limb.
- The ceiling is bulging or sagging with trapped water.
- More rain or snow is on the way and the roof is already compromised.
Safety first
- If the ceiling is sagging, leave the room and keep others out.
- If water is near outlets or light fixtures, switch off power at the breaker only if you can do it from a dry spot.
- Never go up on a roof during or right after a storm.
- If there is fire, a gas smell or an injury, call 911 first.
What an emergency roofer does
The first job is to stop more water getting in, usually with a heavy tarp secured over the opening, or a temporary patch. Once the roof is dry and stable, the roofer comes back to plan the permanent repair or replacement.
How it works
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Call (855) 635-9281
Tell us what's going on with your roof and your ZIP code.
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We connect you
Your call goes straight to an independent roofing company that serves your area.
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You decide
Talk it through with the roofer and choose whether to go ahead. No obligation.
FAQ
Emergency Roof Repair: common questions
Do roofers come out at night?
Some do, depending on the area and the weather. Call and tell us what's happening; we'll connect you with a company taking emergency calls.
How long does a tarp last?
A properly secured tarp is a short-term fix meant to protect the home until the permanent repair, typically a few weeks.
Should I take photos?
Yes. Photograph the roof from the ground and the inside of the home before anything is moved.