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Peaks &Valleys

Roofing & Exterior

Stop the Water Now. Fix It Right After.

Active leaks, wind damage, and trees through the roof — we stabilize and tarp fast, document everything for your claim, then come back and do the permanent repair right.

Free inspection & photo report · Fixed, line-item bids· Written workmanship warranty

Signs to watch

Is this you?

Water is coming in right now

An active drip during a storm is a stabilize-first situation. The goal today is stopping water and protecting your interior — the permanent fix comes after the weather breaks.

Wind tore shingles or a section off

A stripped roof plane is open to every hour of rain until it's covered. A rated tarp bridges the gap between the storm that caused it and the repair that fixes it.

A tree or limb came through

Tree impacts break decking and framing, not just shingles. We make it safe and watertight first, then assess the structural damage underneath in daylight.

Ceiling is bulging or dripping

That's water pooling above the drywall. Catching it, finding the entry point, and tarping the source keeps a one-room problem from becoming a whole-floor one.

Your options

Stabilize, document, then repair for real

Emergency work is two jobs, and we're honest that they're separate. First: a storm-rated tarp fastened to sound framing — not draped and weighted, which lasts one gust — to make your home watertight and safe. Then photos and notes of every point of damage, in the format adjusters actually want. When the weather clears, we come back for the permanent repair. A tarp buys you time and a dry house; it is not the fix, and we'll never pretend it is.

The method

How we do it

  1. 01

    Fast response and make-safe

    Active leaks get priority dispatch. We stop the water, cover the opening with a properly fastened rated tarp, and clear any immediate hazard.

  2. 02

    Document for your claim

    Photos of the damage, the cause, and the interior impact — adjuster-friendly and yours to keep, whether you file or not.

  3. 03

    Schedule the permanent repair

    Once it's stabilized and dry, we quote and schedule the real fix — matched materials, sealed and tested — so the tarp is temporary, not a way of life.

Straight numbers

What emergency work costs

Emergency tarping and stabilization is priced for the size of the opening, roof access, and how much has to be secured to make you safe — it's a separate line from the permanent repair that follows. Storm and tree damage is often a covered insurance claim; wear and age generally aren't. We document everything up front so you can file with the facts, and we tell you honestly which category your damage falls in before you call your carrier.

Where we do this work

Emergency Roof Repair & Tarping: straight answers

How fast can you get here for an active leak?

Active, water-in-the-house leaks get emergency response — usually same day or next, weather and safety permitting. During a major windstorm the whole region calls at once, so we triage by severity: water actively entering a home moves to the front of the line.

Isn't a tarp just a bandage?

Yes — and a bandage is exactly right when you're bleeding. A properly fastened storm-rated tarp keeps your home dry and safe until conditions allow a real repair. The mistake is treating it as permanent; we install it as the first half of a two-part job and come back for the second.

Will insurance cover emergency roof repair?

For sudden events — wind, a fallen tree, storm damage — very possibly, and most policies expect you to mitigate further damage, which is exactly what tarping is. Age and wear alone, no. We photograph and document everything so you have what an adjuster needs, and we tell you which category you're in before you file.

Can you tarp it safely in the middle of a storm?

Sometimes, sometimes not — high wind and lightning make roof work dangerous for our crew and ineffective anyway. When we can't safely get up top mid-storm, we help you limit interior damage from below and get on the roof the moment it's safe. We won't put someone on a roof in conditions that would just create a second emergency.

Get the emergency roof repair & tarping conversation started.

Free 20-minute inspection. Photo report you keep either way. Zero pressure.

Leaving with questions?

The inspection is free, the photo report is yours either way, and plenty of them end with "your roof is fine." Worst case, you learn something.

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