24/7 Emergency Phone Line
Storms don't keep business hours. Call 201-221-6822 day or night to report a roofing emergency and get clear direction on what to do next.
24/7 emergency line
Emergency Roofing When It Can't Wait
Tree on the roof, shingles gone, water coming in. Call 201-221-6822 any time. Our phone line is open 24/7 for roofing emergencies.
Fully licensed & insured in NJ.
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When water is coming through your ceiling, the clock is running. Every hour it keeps coming, it soaks more insulation, drywall, flooring, and framing. Mold can get started in wet materials within a day or two. The first job isn't a perfect repair. It's stopping the water, and that's what emergency roofing is about.
Our phone line is open 24/7 for emergencies. Call 201-221-6822 and tell us what's happening. We'll talk you through what to do right now to limit the damage inside, and we'll get your roof secured as soon as conditions safely allow. Nobody belongs on a roof in high wind or lightning, so sometimes the first steps happen inside the house.
Emergency work usually comes in two stages. First, temporary protection: a tarp, a seal, or a quick patch to make the house watertight. Second, the permanent repair, once the weather clears and, if insurance is involved, the damage has been documented. We handle both, and we help you pull together the photos and written scope your insurer will ask for.
Storm Damage Repair
Wind, hail, and tree damage found, documented for insurance, and repaired.
Learn moreEmergency Roof Tarping
Properly anchored tarps that keep rain out until the permanent fix.
Learn moreWhen to call us
- Water is actively coming through a ceiling
- A tree or large limb has hit the roof
- Wind tore off shingles and exposed bare wood
- A ceiling is sagging or bulging with water
- Flashing, a vent, or a skylight blew off
What’s included
Done once. Done right.
Every emergency roofing job gets the same treatment: a written scope, the owner checking the work, and a site left cleaner than we found it.
Emergency Tarping
Heavy-duty tarps, properly anchored over the damaged area, keep rain out of the house until the permanent repair can be made.
Temporary Leak Control
Where a tarp isn't the right answer, a temporary patch or seal at the failed flashing, vent, or shingle area stops the water for now.
Storm Damage Assessment
Once it's safe, we go over the whole roof, not only the obvious hole, because storms rarely damage a roof in one spot.
Insurance Documentation
Photos of the damage and a written scope of the repairs give you what you need to open a claim and support it.
Permanent Repairs
The same contractor who secured your roof comes back to fix it for good, whether that's a section repair or a full replacement.
From your neighbors
What it’s like to work with us.
“Good experience dealt with the owner directly. He put a crew together and completed the roof the next day ahead of the storms. Neat and professional. Very satisfied and would definitely use them again.”
“His team is very professional and efficient. The price is very reasonable… he told me we can pay the material company directly which make customer feel more comfortable. Bryant is nice guy & you can trust.”
Emergency Roofing FAQ
Straight answers.
Something else on your mind? Call or text Bryant: 201-221-6822
What should I do right now while I wait?
Move valuables and put buckets under the drips. If a ceiling is bulging with water, poke a small hole at the low point with a screwdriver and drain it into a bucket, which prevents a bigger collapse. Shut off power to affected rooms if water is near fixtures or outlets. Take photos. Stay off the roof.
How quickly can you get here?
It depends on the weather, the hour, and how many homes were hit, and we won't make a promise we can't keep. What we can tell you is that the emergency line is open around the clock, you'll get a straight answer about timing, and we'll tell you what to do in the meantime. Call 201-221-6822.
Will insurance cover emergency roof repairs?
Most homeowners policies cover sudden storm damage, and they expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, which is exactly what tarping and temporary repairs are. Keep your receipts and take photos before and after. Coverage depends on your policy, so call your insurer early. We document the damage and the work performed.
Is a small leak really an emergency?
If water is actively entering the house and more rain is coming, treat it like one. Small leaks soak insulation and drywall quietly, and the visible drip is usually a fraction of the water that got in. If it only shows up in the heaviest storms, it can likely wait for a scheduled repair. Call and we'll help you judge.
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