Emergency Roof Repair

Storm damage, sudden leaks or fallen debris dealt with fast. We respond to emergency roof repair callouts to get your property watertight and secure again.

Fast response when it matters

An emergency roof repair is about stopping the damage getting worse, not a full fix on day one. We get out quickly, make the roof safe and watertight, then plan any further work once the immediate risk is dealt with.

Whether it’s storm-lifted tiles, a cracked flat roof or a leak that’s started coming through the ceiling, we treat it as urgent and act accordingly.

Typical use: Storm damage, active leaks, fallen debris
Materials: Tarpaulin, tile, felt, lead as needed
Includes: Make-safe, temporary fix, follow-up plan

What’s included

Full emergency callout scope

Rapid site assessment

Damage checked on arrival to identify the source and extent of the problem.

Emergency tarping

Exposed areas covered immediately to stop further water getting in.

Temporary weatherproofing

Loose tiles, felt or flashing secured to hold the roof until a full repair.

Debris removal

Fallen branches, tiles or masonry cleared from the roof and guttering.

Internal damage check

Ceilings and loft space checked for water ingress following the leak.

Follow-up repair plan

A clear scope and quote for permanent repair once the roof is made safe.

How an emergency callout runs

Call received

You describe the damage and we confirm the fastest slot we can attend.

Make safe

On site, we stop water ingress and secure any loose or dangerous material.

Assess

Full extent of the damage checked, above and below the roofline.

Plan the fix

Permanent repair scoped and quoted, scheduled as soon as you’re ready.

Common questions

How quickly can you attend an emergency roof repair?

We prioritise emergency callouts and aim to attend as quickly as our schedule and your location allow. Call us and we’ll give you a realistic time on the day.

Is the emergency visit a full repair or a temporary fix?

The priority on an emergency visit is to stop further damage — that usually means a temporary fix such as tarping or securing loose material. We’ll agree a permanent repair with you once the roof is safe.

What should I do while I’m waiting for you to arrive?

If it’s safe to do so, move any belongings away from water coming through the ceiling and avoid going onto the roof yourself. Leave the roof itself to us once we’re on site.