Emergency repair. We pick up at 2am.
The storm came through at midnight. Now water is coming through your ceiling and you can see the sky through a section of the roof. This is not a next-business-day situation. Call us now. Our emergency line rings a project manager directly. Not a call center. Not a voicemail system. A person who knows what to do next.
Q: What qualifies as a roofing emergency that warrants a middle-of-the-night call?
Oklahoma severe weather does not operate on business hours. Supercell thunderstorms hit the Tulsa metro at 10pm on a Tuesday. A tornado warning at 1am means a lot of people wake up to damage they cannot address until morning. By the time a contractor shows up at 9am, eight hours of rain have moved through the hole in your roof.
We operate a 24-hour emergency line because that is when the calls need to happen. Not every call requires a same-night dispatch. But when it does, we go. Tarping a roof section in the dark is not complicated if you know what you are doing. Our crews have done it in the Midtown 74104 corridor after late-spring tornado warnings and in South Tulsa subdivisions after July derecho events.
The emergency call gets you stabilized. The full assessment and repair scope happens in daylight. See our storm response page and our storm damage repair service for what comes next.
When to call right now.
Active water dripping through ceiling
Water is moving through your roof assembly into your living space right now. Every minute counts in terms of secondary damage to insulation, drywall, and contents.
Missing shingle section exposing decking
Bare decking after a storm is an open wound on your roof. Even a few hours of rain on unprotected OSB starts the degradation clock.
Tree branch punched through the roof
Impact damage from a fallen branch needs tarping immediately, not at 9am. The hole does not get smaller overnight.
Visible sky through the attic
If you can see light through your attic that was not there before, you have structural damage. Do not wait for the next rain to confirm it is a problem.
Ridge cap blown completely off
A missing ridge cap section leaves the peak of the roof exposed. This is not a tarp situation in most cases, but it needs to be addressed before the next storm comes through.
Storm knocked a chimney section loose
Displaced masonry at the chimney is both a structural and a leak hazard. It also means flashing may have moved. This gets emergency priority.
From your call to a dry house.
Call comes in
Our emergency line rings a project manager directly. We triage in under 60 seconds: active water intrusion, structural breach, or situation that can wait until morning. We tell you honestly which it is.
ImmediateDispatch if warranted
If the situation warrants same-night response, we dispatch. Two-person crew with tarps, fasteners, and lighting. We are on-site within two hours in most Tulsa metro locations.
Within 2 hrsStabilize the roof
Tarp over the exposed section, secured properly. Not just laid flat. Fastened down the edges and weighted at the perimeter. You go to sleep dry.
1 to 2 hrs on-siteDaytime assessment and repair
Next morning or as soon as conditions allow, we return for a full inspection. Document everything for insurance, scope the repair, and schedule the permanent fix.
Next dayIf your roof has an active breach, call us now.
We pick up because someone has to. That is us.
Most roofing companies do not have a real 24-hour line. They have a voicemail that says call back during business hours, or an answering service that takes your name and says someone will call you in the morning. That is fine for a scheduling question. It is not fine when water is coming through your ceiling at midnight.
We built the emergency line because the Tulsa weather pattern demands it. Spring and summer storm seasons in northeastern Oklahoma produce evening and overnight events regularly. The roof failure and the homeowner need happen at the same time. We decided to be there for it.
After the emergency is handled, we manage the full repair or replacement scope from start to finish. The PM who answered your midnight call is the same person who scopes the permanent repair. No handoffs.
Emergency response across Tulsa and:
Questions when it is
an emergency.
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Call now →The next storm
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Whether your shingles are curling, your gutters are sagging, or you just want a second opinion before your insurer's deadline runs out, book the inspection. We don't charge for it, and we don't push for it.
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