When the roof is open, we come now.
Wind, hail, falling trees, or an ice dam pushing water inside: we deploy tarping and temporary protection fast, then schedule the permanent repair.
Stop the water first. Then fix the roof.
An open roof does more damage per hour than almost anything else that can happen to a building. Insulation soaks, drywall sags, and electrical gets wet. Our emergency crews cover the opening with secured tarps or temporary membrane the same day, for homes and commercial buildings across the Denver Metro.
Winter brings its own emergencies. Ice dams at the eaves back meltwater under shingles and into the wall. We relieve the dam, stop the active leak, and come back when it is dry to fix the ventilation and insulation gap that caused it.
Once the building is dry, we document the damage for your insurance claim if the event is covered, and schedule the permanent repair or replacement. The emergency visit and the permanent fix are the same company, so nothing falls between.
What's included
Same-day tarping
Secured tarps or temporary membrane over the opening, residential or commercial.
Temporary waterproofing
Seams, flashing, and penetrations sealed to get the building through the next storm.
Ice dam relief
Dams cleared and active leaks stopped during Colorado freeze-thaw cycles.
Tree and debris removal
Roof-side debris cleared so the damage can be assessed and covered.
Documentation
Photos and a report for the claim, taken while the damage is fresh.
Permanent repair
Scheduled repair or replacement with the same crew that answered the call.
How it works
Complimentary inspection
A 30 to 60 minute on-site look at the roof, decking, flashing, and ventilation. No pressure, no obligation.
Written proposal
An itemized proposal within 24 to 48 hours. If insurance is involved, we document for the claim.
Install
Tear-off, deck repair, and the new system installed by our crew. Most homes take one to three days.
Walkthrough and warranty
Site cleaned and magnet-swept, city inspection passed, manufacturer warranty registered in your name.
Recent emergency roof repair work
Photographs from Gen 3 crews, newest first.
Emergency Roof Repair questions
Yes. Call (303) 923-5039. If you reach voicemail, leave the address and a callback number and we will respond as fast as crews can be dispatched.
Most policies cover reasonable steps to prevent further damage after a covered event. Keep the receipt; we document the work for the claim.
Yes. We carry membrane and sealants for TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen roofs and can patch or temporarily waterproof most commercial systems.
Move belongings away from the leak, put a bucket under drips, and poke a small hole in a sagging drywall bubble to release the water before it spreads. Do not go on the roof.
Let's look at your roof.
Call or send a few details. We will schedule the inspection and put a real number on it.