Emergency roofing, 24/7/365
Emergency roof repair for Long Island, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If a storm has damaged your roof, call us.
After the storm, stay safe first
Before you look at your roof, make sure the storm has passed and it is safe to be outside. If there are downed power lines, electrical hazards or flooding, keep your distance and call 911.
Even when the area looks clear, watch for hazards, especially on or near the roof. Storm damage to a roof can be dangerous. It can be structural, and often you can't see it from where you stand. Look out for fallen trees, heavy debris and loose or broken shingles.
What a storm does to a roof
High winds bring down trees, break windows and damage roofs. When shingles are blown away, the roof deck or underlayment is left exposed, and your home is open to water damage.
If you see any of the signs listed here, call us right away at 631-965-1443.
Signs of roof damage after a storm
- Missing, cracked or curling shingles
- Wood shingles with rot or mold
- Cracks, holes, tears, bubbles or wrinkles in the surface
- Flashing that is torn or buckled
- Roof cement that is loose or crumbling
- Gutters that are rusted, rotted, dented or missing sections
- Loose or crumbling chimney bricks
Repair a damaged roof ASAP.
When shingles blow off, the roof deck or underlayment is left exposed, and water gets into the house.
