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1) Place buckets or containers under active leaks, 2) Move valuables and furniture away from the affected area, 3) If safe, place towels to absorb water, 4) Don't climb on the roof - it's dangerous, especially when wet, 5) Take photos for insurance if safely possible, 6) Turn off electricity to affected areas if water is near outlets.

Emergency service typically includes a service call fee plus the cost of temporary repairs like tarping. Costs vary based on time of day, extent of damage, and work required. We're always transparent about costs before starting work. Many emergency repairs are covered by homeowner's insurance.

Yes, most homeowner's insurance policies cover emergency repairs from storms, fallen trees, and other sudden damage. Insurance generally expects homeowners to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage - that's what emergency tarping accomplishes. We document everything for your claim.

Emergency repair stops immediate damage - typically tarping or temporary patches to prevent water intrusion. Full repair is the permanent solution scheduled after the emergency is controlled. Emergency repairs protect your home until permanent repairs can be properly completed, often within days.

We handle roof-related emergency work including removing tree debris from roofs and emergency tarping. For full tree removal (especially large trees), we coordinate with trusted tree service partners. We ensure your roof is protected quickly while arranging for complete tree removal.