Water Coming In Right Now? We Come Out the Same Day.
A leak doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we. We get a temporary cover on it fast to stop the water, then figure out the real fix.
When water is dripping into your house, you don't need a brochure. You need someone to pick up the phone and come out. That's the whole reason we keep storm response open around the clock. A leak does damage by the hour. The longer water sits, the more it soaks into the decking, the insulation, the drywall. A tarp on the roof the same day can be the difference between a repair and a full ceiling replacement.
The first thing we do on an emergency call is stop the water. That usually means a tarp or temporary cover over the damaged section, secured so it holds until the real fix can happen. We're honest about what that is. It's not the repair, it's the bandage. The repair comes after, once we've documented the damage and you've decided how to pay for it.
We don't play after-hours pricing games. Some companies charge a premium just for showing up at night and then pressure you into a big contract while you're stressed. We come out, we stop the water, we give you a written assessment, and we leave the decision to you. No same-day-signature pressure, ever.
If you're reading this with water on your floor, stop reading and call. The phone number is at the top of every page for a reason.
Quick questions about emergency roof repair
Do you really come out the same day?
For active leaks, yes, in almost every case. During a widespread storm we triage. The ones with water actively coming in go first.
Is the tarp a permanent fix?
No. It stops the water so the damage doesn't spread. The permanent repair, or replacement, comes after, on your timeline.
Emergency Roof Repair across the Memphis metro
Let's find out what's actually going on up there.
Free inspection, no pressure. We'll tell you the truth about your roof, in writing, before you spend a dollar.
No obligation. We'll never pressure you to sign anything on the spot.