Roofing services
Emergency & Storm Roof Repair
After wind or a hurricane, the first job is to stop more water from getting in. Then we document everything so you can deal with your insurer with good information.
What we do after a storm
- Make it safe and protect it. Tarping or temporary repairs to limit further damage, when it's safe to get on the roof.
- Document. Dated photos of the damage and of what we did, plus receipts.
- Written estimate. An itemized estimate for the permanent repair or replacement that you can send to your insurer.
Deadlines to know
Under Florida law, notice of a property claim generally must be given within 1 year after the date of loss (18 months for a supplemental claim). For hurricanes, the date of loss is the landfall date. Report damage to your insurer promptly and keep emergency repair receipts.
Roof leaking during a storm: what to do · Filing a roof claim after a hurricane
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Ready for a free written estimate?
The owner comes out, looks at your roof, explains what he finds and gives you an itemized estimate. English or Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
Should I get on the roof myself?
No. Wet, damaged roofs are dangerous. From inside, move belongings, catch drips and take photos. Call us for the roof.
Will my insurer pay for the tarp?
Many policies expect you to make reasonable emergency repairs to prevent further damage. Check your policy and keep receipts and photos.
Can you be there when the adjuster comes?
If you want us there, we can meet the adjuster at your home to point out the damage on the roof. The claim stays yours.