Water coming through the ceiling during a storm needs fast help. The first job is to stop more water from getting in, with a tarp or temporary patch, then plan a proper repair when it's safe.
Call instead of using the form so we can find the soonest available crew.
What's included
- Emergency tarping
- Temporary leak patches
- Ice dam relief to stop active leaks
- Storm and wind damage
- Fallen branch damage
- Photos for insurance
Signs you need this
- Water dripping from a ceiling or light
- Missing shingles after wind
- A tree or large branch on the roof
- Leaks during snowmelt
While you wait
Move valuables and electronics away from the leak, catch drips with buckets, and if water is near light fixtures or outlets, turn off power to that area at the breaker. Don't go on the roof in a storm.
Insurance
Take photos of the damage and keep receipts. Your insurance company will tell you what's covered.
Emergency Leak Repair near you
We cover 25 towns around Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Carson Valley and the US-50 corridor:
Common questions
Can you come during a storm?
Safety comes first. In severe conditions, the crew may wait until it's safe to get on the roof.
Is a tarp a permanent fix?
No. It buys time until a proper repair can be done.
Will you help with insurance?
Your roofer can provide photos and documentation for your claim.