Keep people safe
Stay out of rooms under the damage or a sagging ceiling. Keep at least 35 feet from any downed power line and call the utility.
Emergency roof repair is for a roof that a storm, wind, hail or a fallen tree has opened, punctured or stripped, letting water in now. Get people clear of damaged areas, stay off the roof, then call 833-877-1717. RepairNowUSA connects the request. An independent roofer does the work.
Need temporary cover first? See emergency roof tarping. A drip with the roof intact is a roof leak. Business or flat roof: commercial roof leak repair.
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Stay out of rooms under the damage or a sagging ceiling. Keep at least 35 feet from any downed power line and call the utility.
Move belongings, catch water, cover furniture with plastic, and switch off power to wet areas if the panel is safe to reach.
Photograph and video the roof from the ground and every wet area inside, with the date, before cleanup.
Storm-damaged decking can give way, and wet roofs cause serious falls. Do not climb up to inspect or tarp it yourself. If a tree is on the house, leave rooms beneath it and keep away from tangled power lines.
Usually needs tree removal before the opening can be covered and repaired.
Exposed underlayment or bare decking. See wind damage roof repair.
Broken shingles, cracked tiles or dented metal with new leaks. See hail damage roof repair.
Water-soaked or broken framing. Keep people out from underneath and say so on the call.
Tarping or temporary sealing to stop more water from entering until permanent work is possible.
Replacing damaged decking, underlayment, flashing and roofing. Interior water damage is a separate job: water damage restoration.
RepairNowUSA is a referral and connection service. Provider availability and response times vary by location, time and demand, and are not guaranteed. Before you approve work, ask what was found, the price, the timing and what is not included.
Call 833-877-1717If wind, hail or a tree has opened the roof or removed shingles, a tarp can limit water entry until permanent repair. See emergency roof tarping, and do not climb the roof yourself.
Yes. You can call 833-877-1717 at any time, including nights, weekends and holidays. Whether an independent provider can come out right away depends on your ZIP code, the time and provider capacity, so availability is not guaranteed.
After widespread storms, demand is high and timing varies by ZIP code and provider capacity. RepairNowUSA checks for a participating provider; arrival time is not guaranteed.
Be cautious with door-to-door offers after a storm. Get a written estimate, check licensing where your state requires it, and do not sign anything under pressure.
RepairNowUSA cannot answer for your policy. Many policies expect owners to take reasonable steps to prevent more damage. Keep photos, invoices and dates, and contact your insurer.
These public sources give general safety context. They do not replace an on-site evaluation, and RepairNowUSA does not perform the work.