Emergency Roof Repair & Storm Damage in Los Angeles & Orange County — Get the water stopped and the damage contained.
- Free roof evaluation
- Written price before any work
- 10-year workmanship warranty (call for details)
- CSLB #1061942
Emergency roof repair
When water is coming in, the first job is to stop more damage.
Stay off the roof, keep away from water near light fixtures and outlets, and don’t stand under a sagging ceiling. If a tree has come through the roof or a power line is down, keep everyone clear and call 911. Then move furniture, rugs and electronics away from the leak, set out buckets, take photos and call us.
How we work
How we handle a roof emergency
You call. A roofer comes out.
Tell us what the storm did and what you’re seeing inside and out. Our field techs take emergency calls on weekdays and weekends outside regular office hours, and we’ll tell you when a roofer can be there.
Find every spot the storm opened.
A roofer inspects the damaged area and the roof around it, follows the water’s path and photographs everything, including what you can’t see from the ground.
- Missing, lifted or broken shingles and tiles
- Torn flashings and damaged roof edges
- Where water is getting inside
- Branches and debris on the roof
Stop the water now. Fix it properly next.
When the permanent repair has to wait, we can cover the damaged area, for example with a tarp, to limit further water damage. Storm damage is often limited to one part of the roof, and when a repair will fix it, that’s what we recommend; if the roof was already failing, the photos show why and we’ll explain your roof replacement options.
Photos you can share. A price in writing.
Before the permanent repair starts, you get a written scope and price with the photos, ready to share with your insurance company. We finish with a nail sweep, a tidy clean-up and photos of the completed work.
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What people say after the job
269 reviews from the people we roof for, on Google.
Kelsey Breadmont
Read it on Google · 4 months ago“I was recommended this roofing company by a friend, and I’m really glad I went with them. I had a problem with water leaking into my attic from the flashing around the chimney, and the team was very helpful from the start. Tony was the roofer working with me, and he was always professional and friendly. He took care of resealing the flashing and chimney, which made the leak much better right away. He kept in touch with me after the work, and now we’re working on sealing the chimney even more to make sure everything is perfect. I feel confident that the team will get everything fixed up right. Based on my experience so far, I’d definitely give them five stars. Thanks to everyone there for their hard work!”
Cynthia Pina
Read it on Google · 5 months ago“Tony went above and beyond my expectations!! He was available immediately to inspect the roof and gave a great deal. He definitely worked with our budget. I highly recommend Quality Roofing for any roof repair you may need:)”
Samuel Mcilwee
Read it on Google · 2 months ago“Quality roofing specialist exceeded my expectations from start to finish. The crew showed up on time, explained everything clearly, and the quality of the work was outstanding. They were professional, honest, and left the property spotless when the job was done. It’s hard to find reliable contractor in LA, but these guys definitely earned my trust. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality roofing work. Five stars all the way!”
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about emergency roof repair.
Can you come out after hours or on a weekend?
Yes. Our field techs take emergency calls on weekdays and weekends outside regular office hours. Call (310) 340-1643 and we’ll let you know the next available time.
Should I climb up and look at the damage myself?
Please don’t. Wet roofing is slippery, storm-damaged areas can give way underfoot and tiles crack easily when walked on. Take photos from the ground or a window instead, and leave the roof to a roofer.
Do you tarp roofs after storm damage?
When it’s needed, yes. If the permanent repair can’t happen right away, a tarp or other temporary protection over the damaged area helps limit further water damage until it can. A tarp isn’t a repair, though: sun and wind wear it down, so the permanent fix should follow.
Do you work with my insurance company or adjuster?
Yes, as our schedule allows. Our team is small, so we can’t always be there when the adjuster visits, but we’ll help you where we can. Our photos and written scope can be shared with your insurance company, and they show what we found on your roof and exactly what the permanent repair includes, in plain English.
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What if a leak starts without a storm?
We handle those too. Sudden leaks often come from a split pipe boot, a flashing that has let go or a valley packed with leaves, and they tend to show up in the first real rain of the season. We trace the leak to its source and fix it the way we handle storm damage, with photos and a written scope.
What if the damage is too much for a repair?
Sometimes a storm spreads damage across the whole roof, or exposes a roof that was already near the end of its life. We’ll show you that in photos and walk you through your options. For a full replacement, roof financing through Momnt Financing or Service Financing is available, subject to credit approval.
Tell us what you need.
Two minutes. A clear next step. No pressure.
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