Roof Leaking Right Now? We Answer 24/7
A damaged roof doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we. If water is actively coming into your home during a storm, call us directly for emergency tarping and stabilization.
When to Call Immediately
San Jose's roofing emergencies almost always trace back to one thing: a winter atmospheric-river storm system that dumps sustained wind-driven rain onto a roof with an existing weak point — a cracked tile, aging flashing, or a clogged gutter that lets water back up under the roofline. Call us right away if:
- Water is actively dripping or pooling inside your home during a storm.
- A section of roofing has been torn off or displaced by wind.
- A tree limb or debris has punctured the roof deck.
- You can see daylight through the roof from inside the attic.
Anything less urgent — a slow drip, a stain that isn't growing, cracked tile you noticed on a dry day — still deserves a prompt look, but can typically be scheduled as a standard roof repair visit rather than an emergency dispatch.
What Happens When You Call
- We talk through what's happening and get a crew moving toward you.
- Emergency tarping and stabilization to stop the damage from spreading.
- Photos and a plain-language explanation of what we found.
- A written estimate for the permanent repair, scheduled once the storm passes.
After the Storm Passes
Storm Damage Repair
Full inspection and documentation after a winter storm event.
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We document the damage and support your claim from start to finish.
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What counts as a roofing emergency?
Active water intrusion, a large section of roofing torn off by wind, or a leak that's actively damaging your ceiling or walls. If water is coming in right now, call us directly instead of using the contact form.
How fast can you get a tarp on my roof?
We prioritize same-day tarping for active leaks whenever possible, especially during an active storm system. Call (669) 316-8007 and we'll walk you through what to do while we're on our way.
Is emergency tarping a permanent fix?
No — a tarp stabilizes the situation and stops the damage from spreading while we schedule the actual repair. We'll always follow up with a proper assessment and written repair estimate.
What should I do while I wait for help to arrive?
If it's safe to do so, move furniture and valuables away from the leak and place a container to catch dripping water. Do not go on the roof yourself during or after a storm — wet tile and shingle surfaces are dangerously slippery.
Active Leak Right Now?
Don't wait — call (669) 316-8007 directly. We answer 24/7 for active storm damage.