Roof Leaking Right Now? We Answer 24/7
Storm damage, a fallen limb, or a sudden leak doesn't wait for business hours. We prioritize emergency tarping and stabilization to stop the damage from spreading before it becomes a bigger repair.
What to Do Right Now
- Call us immediately if water is actively coming in — (512) 737-1501 gets you the fastest response.
- Move belongings out of the way of any active leak and place a container to catch water if it's safe to do so.
- Stay off the roof — storm-damaged or debris-covered roofs can be unstable and dangerous even for an experienced homeowner.
- Photograph what you can safely see from the ground or inside, for your own records and any future insurance claim.
Once we've stabilized the situation, we'll walk you through the permanent repair or replacement — with a transparent, written estimate before any further work begins.
What Emergency Response Includes
- Fast dispatch to assess and stabilize the immediate damage.
- Professional tarping to stop active water intrusion.
- Photo documentation, useful for insurance if the damage is claim-worthy.
- A clear plan and written estimate for the permanent repair once the roof is stabilized.
After the Emergency Is Handled
Once your roof is stabilized, here's where the process typically leads.
Storm Damage Repair
Full assessment and repair after hail, wind, or flooding.
Learn more about Storm Damage RepairInsurance Claims Help
We document damage and support your claim.
Learn more about Insurance Claims HelpEmergency Roofing Questions
What counts as a roofing emergency?
Active water intrusion into the house, a tree limb or debris that's punctured the roof deck, or storm damage severe enough to leave the roof exposed. If water is actively getting in, call us rather than waiting for a scheduled inspection.
How fast can you get someone out?
We prioritize same-day response for active leaks and exposed roof decks whenever possible. Call (512) 737-1501 directly — it's faster than the contact form for genuine emergencies.
What does emergency tarping actually do?
A properly installed tarp seals off the damaged area to stop water intrusion and further damage while we schedule the permanent repair or replacement. It's a stabilization step, not a fix — but it buys time and protects the interior of your home.
Is emergency service more expensive?
We don't add a blanket emergency surcharge. Tarping and stabilization work is priced based on the actual scope, same as any other job, and we'll explain the cost before we start.
Active Leak or Storm Damage Right Now?
Call (512) 737-1501 — we prioritize stabilizing your roof first, paperwork second.