Wind, hail, fallen trees, active leaks. We provide emergency tarping and repairs to protect your home now. Insurance documentation included.
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We will call you back within 30 minutes during business hours.
Missing shingles, lifted edges, exposed underlayment, damaged flashing.
Bruised or cracked shingles, dented vents and flashing, granule loss.
Impact damage, punctured roof, structural damage from branches or debris.
Active leaks, water intrusion, overwhelmed gutters, ponding water.
Fire damage, electrical damage, structural impact from direct strikes.
Severe storms often cause multiple types of damage. We assess and address all of it.
Call us and we respond fast. During business hours, expect a callback within 30 minutes. We dispatch a team as quickly as possible based on your urgency level.
If your roof is actively leaking or exposed, we can provide emergency tarping to stop water intrusion immediately. This protects your home while we plan permanent repairs.
We thoroughly inspect all storm damage, document everything with photos and detailed notes. This documentation is critical for your insurance claim.
We document the damage with photos and a written report so you can file. Filing and any conversation with your insurer stay between you and your insurance company.
When you’re ready, we complete full repairs to restore your roof, scheduled around you.
When your roof is damaged and water is coming in, the priority is stopping the leak immediately. Emergency tarping creates a temporary waterproof barrier that protects your home until permanent repairs can be made.
Our tarping service includes:
Whether tarping is covered depends on your policy, so check with your insurance agent. We document the tarping work with photos and a written report so you can file.
Dealing with insurance after storm damage can be overwhelming. We document the damage with photos and a written report so you can file.
A licensed roofing contractor inspects the shingles, flashing, vents and gutters for storm damage.
We photograph every damaged area, with dates, so you have a clear record of the roof after the storm.
If the roof needs work, you get a detailed written estimate of what the repair involves.
We document the damage with photos and a written report so you can file.
During business hours (7am to 7pm), we return calls within 30 minutes and can often dispatch a team the same day. For active emergencies like water intrusion, we prioritize getting someone out as quickly as possible.
It depends on your policy, so check with your insurance agent. We document the damage and the tarping work with photos and a written report so you can file.
Check your policy or ask your agent what it requires. Waiting can let more water in, so many homeowners get an emergency tarp first. We document the damage with photos and a written report so you can file.
Obvious signs include missing shingles, debris on the roof, visible holes, or active leaks. However, much storm damage is not visible from the ground. After any significant storm, a professional inspection is recommended.
Yes. We handle everything from emergency tarping to insurance documentation to final repairs. You work with one company through the entire process.
Damage from a specific weather event: shingles or tiles blown off or lifted by wind, hail cracks and bruises, punctures from fallen limbs, and flashing torn loose. Gradual wear, such as granule loss from age, cracked sealant or long-term leaks, is usually treated as maintenance. The difference matters for insurance, which is why dated photos right after the storm help.
Report it as soon as you can. Most policies require prompt notice, and waiting makes it harder to show the storm caused the damage. In California, the standard fire policy gives you 12 months from the date of loss to file suit over a claim, or 24 months if the loss is tied to a declared state of emergency. Your policy's reporting rules still come first, so check it or ask your agent.
Often, when the damage is sudden and caused by a covered event such as wind, hail or a falling tree. Claims are more likely to be denied when the adjuster attributes the damage to age, wear or poor maintenance. Coverage is your carrier's call, not ours. We document the damage with photos and a written report so the decision rests on evidence.
The longer you wait, the more damage can occur. Call now for emergency help.
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