Emergency Roof Repair

Is Your Property at Risk? Act Now!

If you have a roofing emergency, the first thing you need to do is protect the home’s interior. This means finding something to collect the dripping water, moving all your valuable possessions such as paper, furniture and electronics to safe areas, and poking a hole to release water from any areas where the ceiling is starting to bubble to keep it from getting worse. Then as soon as you’re done, it’s time to call the professionals at Roofer911 to handle you emergency roof repair. We can perform any or all of the following services:         

• Snow damaged roofs
• Hail damaged roofs
• Roof shingles blown off from strong winds
• All other types of storm damage

We Always Show Up, Rain or Shine!

Serving Northern Virginia, VA and all counties within, including Fairfax, Loudon and Prince William County

Are you tired of the same old roof leaks and the same bad service?

If your current roofer sends you a huge bill every time, but the same leaks just keep coming back, then it’s time you called a real professional and stopped putting up with that poor service. We solve all kinds of roofing problems on a daily basis. We handle more than 4,000 service calls every year. So go ahead; find out why our customers call us before anyone else for all their roof problems.

We have a specialized Emergency Roof Service Department prepared to assist with the special requirements of both residential and commercial customers. Our crews have extensive experienced in temporarily fixing roof leaks or roofs that have been damaged by high winds, rains, snow, ice dam or fallen trees, so you and your family are safe until a full repair crew is available to fix the damage properly and in a timely manner. It is especially common for homes to develop major roof leaks in the winter due to heavy melting snow. In this case, our experienced crews will professionally remove the excess snow from your roof to prevent further leakage. We offer emergency roof repair services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

For information about organizations that specialize in dealing with emergency situations please check http://www.fema.gov. They are based in Washington, DC and have more than 2,600 full time employees, in addition to nearly 4,000 standby disaster assistance employees who are available for deployment after disasters.