Emergency Roof Repair in Avon, Colorado

If there’s an opening in the roof — missing shingles over exposed decking, a visible hole, or lifted flashing around a chimney or vent — yes. Get a licensed roofer out before the next round of snow or rain. If the damage looks cosmetic and nothing is exposed, it’s still smart to document it with photos while the storm details are fresh, especially if you may file an insurance claim.

Move furniture, rugs, and anything valuable away from the leak. Put buckets or towels down to catch water and reduce damage. If water is near any electrical outlets or fixtures, don’t touch them — turn off the circuit at your breaker panel if you can do it safely. Do not climb on the roof yourself, even if it looks stable.

We inspect the roof, locate the source of the leak, and stop active water intrusion if possible. Then we give you a written estimate for the full repair before any work begins. If emergency tarping or other temporary protection is needed to secure the roof right away, we’ll explain that upfront along with the cost. Nothing moves forward without your approval.

We can document the damage thoroughly — photos, written findings, likely cause and timeline — and provide what your insurance adjuster will need to evaluate a hail or storm claim. Whether the loss is covered is between you and your insurer. What we can do is make sure you have clear, professional information they can rely on.

After-hours and emergency calls may carry a different rate than a standard service visit — we’ll explain that before we dispatch a crew. What doesn’t change is our written estimate process. You’ll know the scope and cost before we touch anything on your roof.