Emergency Roof Repair in Loris, SC

Move valuable items away from the leak and place a bucket under it to catch water. Then call us immediately; we'll tarp the roof as soon as we can to stop further damage. Do not go on the roof yourself, especially in wet or windy conditions. We'll handle the dangerous part and make your home safe.

We prioritize emergency calls and aim to be at your home within a few hours, depending on the time of day and weather. If it's after hours, we'll still answer and arrange a response. Once we arrive, we'll assess the damage, tarp exposed areas, and give you a plan for the permanent repair. You won't be left waiting.

No, emergency tarping doesn't need a permit. If a permanent repair is needed later, we'll check with the city and pull any required permits, including design review if you're in the downtown district. We'll handle that paperwork so you can focus on protecting your home. The emergency fix comes first.

Most policies cover emergency repairs like tarping if they're done to prevent further damage. We'll document the damage and the work we do so you can submit it with your claim. We'll also inspect for storm damage and help you build a case for the full repair. That way you're not paying out of pocket for something your policy should cover.

Strong winds can rip off shingles or lift flashing, and flying debris can punch holes in your roof. Heavy rain can then pour through those openings quickly. Sometimes a leak appears a day or two after a storm because water has soaked into the decking and finally found a path down. We'll find the true entry point rather than the stain.

For a tarp and a temporary fix, most costs land in the hundreds rather than thousands. The permanent repair will depend on the extent of the damage, and we'll give you a quote before doing that work. We'll also help you understand what your insurance may cover, and that is why you're not surprised by the bill. The goal is to stop the leak now and fix it right after.