Emergency Service

If your roof is leaking, take these steps as soon as possible to minimize damage:

1. Protect your belongings by moving furniture, electronics, and valuables away from the leak.
2. Contain the water with a bucket or container, and use towels to absorb any excess moisture.
3. If it's safe, place a tarp over the damaged area to help prevent additional water from entering until repairs can be made.
4. Avoid climbing onto the roof during rain or severe weather, as it can be dangerous.
5. Contact Allied Roofing & Construction for a prompt roof inspection and repair.

In many cases, yes. Most homeowners insurance policies cover roof damage caused by covered storm events such as hail, strong winds, or fallen tree limbs. Coverage depends on your specific policy, the cause of the damage, and your deductible.

At Allied Roofing & Construction, we understand that roofing emergencies require immediate attention. We strive to respond as quickly as possible, often the same day or within 24 hours, depending on weather conditions, the severity of the damage, and our service schedule.

Yes. If your roof has been damaged and water is entering your home, a roof tarp can help prevent further damage until permanent repairs are made. However, tarping should only be done if it is safe to do so. Never climb onto a damaged or wet roof during a storm or in hazardous conditions.

A roof tarp is only a temporary solution and is generally safe for up to 30–90 days, depending on the weather, the quality of the tarp, and how securely it is installed. The sooner permanent repairs are completed, the better, as prolonged exposure can lead to leaks, mold growth, and additional structural damage.

At Allied Roofing & Construction, we provide emergency roof tarping and fast repair services to protect your home after storm damage. Our team will assess the damage, secure your roof, and recommend the best long-term solution to restore your property's safety and integrity.

Yes. Allied Roofing & Construction can meet with your insurance adjuster during the inspection to help ensure all storm-related roof damage is properly identified and documented.