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Emergency roof repair

Your roof is leaking in your state and water is getting inside, so call now.

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We pick up, go over your leak with you for free, and get a local roofer moving on it.

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A leak left open keeps pushing water into your insulation, drywall and wiring. Call now and get a local roofer started on your leak.

What counts as an emergency

It is an emergency when water comes through the ceiling, a branch is through the roof, or shingles are gone with rain on the way. A sagging ceiling is the worst sign, so keep people out of that room.

A small stain that is not growing can wait for a daytime visit.

A tarp buys time

A roofer nails a tarp over the hole and past the ridge, so water runs off instead of under it. That holds until the roof is dry enough to repair.

While you wait, catch the water in buckets and photograph the stain and the roof from the yard. Keep the tarp bill for your insurer.

Who to call now

Call us. A local roofer is faster than a crew knocking on doors after the storm. The FTC warns against anyone who asks for full payment up front or wants cash only.

Insurance after the leak

File as soon as you can and send the photos. Keep receipts for the tarp, since those costs belong in the claim.

No insurance? Call us anyway. The roofer tells you what the repair takes and how people pay for it.

Questions people ask

Is a leak in the roof an emergency?

It is when water is coming in now or the ceiling sags. Catch the water, keep people clear and call.

How do I patch a roof in an emergency?

Call us first. Stay off the roof if it is wet, windy or dark. From inside, catch the water and move what can get wet.

What if I can't afford to fix my roof?

Call us first. A roofer tells you if a storm caused it, which can mean insurance pays. If it is wear, the roof cost page lists how people pay.

Does insurance pay for the tarp?

Many policies count it as part of the claim. Keep the receipt and send it with the photos.

Call now, get a roofer on it

Every day a leak stays open, the damage and the repair bill get bigger. Call us now, and keep every tarp receipt for your claim.

Call now: (855) 913-3125

After the call, a nearby roofer already knows your leak and comes ready to stop it.

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