The damage doesn’t stop when the wind dies down. Every hour that torn shingles, bent flashing, or cracked sealant stay exposed is an open door for water. And water doesn’t just drip, it runs, seeps, and spreads. We’ve seen it soak insulation, swell roof decking, and leave marks that show up months later. Call us right away, and you’re already ahead of the problem. In most Portland and SW Washington neighborhoods, we can get someone on your roof within 24 hours. You’ll have photos in your hands before your insurance deadline passes, and repairs underway before the next rain pushes in. If you’re here because you just spotted missing shingles, a leak in the ceiling, or branches on the roof, the smartest move is to get an inspection on the calendar now, before things get worse.
When water’s already inside, waiting for the claim process isn’t an option. We offer same-day emergency repairs to stop the leak and keep the damage from spreading. That can mean tarping, sealing problem areas, or replacing the worst-hit shingles and flashing right away. These fixes buy you time, protect your home’s interior, and prevent the repair bill from getting bigger. Everything’s handled by our in-house crew, no day hires, no outsourcing, so the work meets the same standards as our permanent repairs.
See the Damage for Yourself: Not Just in a Report
Most insurance companies want storm damage reported fast, sometimes within days. Miss that window, and your claim might get reduced or denied. The longer you wait, the more water has a chance to slip into places you can’t see.
It’s tough to make a decision about repairs when all you have is someone’s word for it. Every storm inspection, we gather everything: photos, short video clips taken right on your roof, and a written summary you can send directly to your adjuster. You’ll see the lifted shingles, missing fasteners, cracked flashing, or hail marks for yourself in sharp detail. That way, you’ve got proof in hand before the paperwork even starts moving.
Acting quickly strengthens your claim and reduces the risk of having to pay for avoidable repairs yourself. That’s why, after every major Northwest storm, we keep crews ready to climb roofs the same day, so you’re not left waiting while damage spreads.
In our part of the country, rain isn’t a seasonal event; it’s a regular guest. Week after week, it works its way into the smallest gaps: a loose shingle tab on a home near Northeast Portland, a cracked flashing joint on a Beaverton bungalow, a seam that didn’t quite seal on a Gresham split-level. You don’t always notice right away. By the time a ceiling stain shows, insulation and framing may have been holding moisture for months.
Then there’s the wind. Winter storms rolling in off the Pacific can lift shingles in seconds, especially on older roofs. One gust off the Gorge and you’re missing a row. Add in ice, snow, and those freeze-thaw swings we get in the foothills, and even a roof that looked fine last fall can start showing trouble by spring.
Storm damage isn’t always a tree branch through the roof. Hail can bruise shingles so badly they fail months later. Wind can lift the edges just enough for water to slip underneath. Heavy rain will find the smallest gap and start a leak you won’t see until it’s spread.
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When we inspect, we look for more than what’s visible from the street:
Every finding is logged with location notes and photos, so your insurance adjuster sees the full picture, not just the glance they get from the ground.
Filing a claim after a storm can feel like a second job. We handle the documentation, prepare the cost breakdowns, and meet your adjuster in person so nothing gets overlooked.
Here’s what we do for you:
Because we speak the same language as insurance reps, approvals usually happen faster, which means repairs start sooner, before water or wind can cause more trouble.
A roof leak doesn’t wait for your schedule. Every day water sits under shingles increases the risk of rot, mold, and expensive structural damage.
You can stop that process now. Our free inspection gives you proof of the damage, a repair plan you can trust, and a fixed-price quote with no surprise charges later. Call (503) 512-9054 or request your free storm damage inspection today. In most areas, we can be there the same day or the next.
In most parts of Portland, we can have someone on your roof within 24 hours. After major storms, we prioritize emergency roof repair calls where water is actively getting inside. If you’re dealing with a leak right now, call us directly. We keep crews available for same-day response when the situation calls for it.
The obvious stuff (missing shingles, broken branches on the roof, visible holes) is easy to spot. But a lot of storm damage isn’t visible from the ground. Hail can bruise shingles without breaking them, and wind can lift edges just enough for water to work its way underneath. That’s why a proper inspection matters. We check for granule loss, lifted flashing, soft spots in the decking, and early signs of moisture that most homeowners wouldn’t catch on their own.
If the damage goes beyond a few shingles, it’s usually worth filing. Most homeowners’ insurance policies in Oregon cover storm damage roof repair, including wind, hail, and fallen debris. We document everything during the inspection with date-stamped photos, video, and a written summary so you have what your adjuster needs before the claim even starts. We also meet with the adjuster on-site to make sure nothing gets missed.
Yes, emergency roof repair in Portland often starts with stopping the water first and scheduling the permanent fix second. That can mean tarping an exposed area, sealing a flashing gap, or replacing the worst-hit shingles on the spot. These aren’t shortcuts. They’re done by our own crew to the same standard as our permanent work. The goal is to protect the inside of your home and keep the repair bill from growing while the claim process plays out.
It depends on how much of the roof is affected. A handful of damaged shingles or a flashing repair can usually be finished in a day. Larger jobs, where decking needs to be replaced or multiple sections have been damaged, might take two to three days. We give you a timeline during the estimate so there aren’t any surprises, and we coordinate with your insurance company to keep things moving.
