Did wind lift shingles or drive rain into the house? Bay Area storms do not need a hurricane to do that. We respond with tarps, photos, and a repair plan, then stay with you through the insurance conversation.
Covering the opening is the first job so more water stays out. Permanent repair or replacement follows once the weather and the claim allow a lasting fix.
If this is the work your home needs, call (925) 722-6494 or send the form for a written estimate. There is no obligation.
What to do while you wait for a roofer
Move valuables away from the drip, put a bucket under it, and stay off the wet roof. Photograph stains and missing shingles from inside if it is safe. Call (925) 722-6494 and tell us the address and what you are seeing.
Storm damage and homeowners insurance
Sudden wind or rain damage is often covered. Wear, age, and poor maintenance usually are not. We photograph what is on your roof and write an honest scope. You share those facts with your adjuster. We do not invent damage.
Tarp work versus a permanent storm repair
A tarp keeps more water out until we can work safely. It is not the finished repair. Once the weather clears, we replace lifted shingles or tiles, rebuild flashing, or replace the roof if the storm was the last straw.
What storm damage repair includes
- Same-day tarp when we can reach you
- Photo documentation of wind and rain damage
- Insurance claim support and supplement notes
- Shingle, tile, and flashing storm repairs
- Ridge, valley, and gutter storm work
- Full replacement when the storm is the last straw
Storm damage questions
Will insurance cover a storm repair?+
Wind and sudden rain damage are often covered; wear and tear is not. We document the roof honestly so you can have that conversation with the adjuster. Coverage depends on your policy.
How fast can you tarp a leaking roof?+
When the schedule allows, we tarp the same day. After a regional storm, we help homes with active interior leaks first. Call and we will tell you what we can do today.
Should I file a claim before you inspect?+
It is usually better to know what is damaged first. We inspect, photograph the roof, and explain what looks like storm damage versus wear. Then you can decide whether to file.
Is a tarp a permanent fix?+
No. A tarp keeps more water out of your home until we can work safely. Permanent flashing, shingle, or tile work waits for a dry window.