Was able to come same day I called. Removed snow and ice off my roof fairly quick and I thought the price was fair. Really good job!
UNDERSTANDING YOUR ROOF
Emergency roof repair, day or night
Emergency roof repair in Manchester, NH stops water from getting into your home right after a leak, storm or ice dam. We attend emergencies 24/7: we cover the damaged area with a tarp, stop the leak and clear snow and ice when needed, then give you a written estimate for the permanent repair.
We cover the damaged area with a tarp to keep rain and snow out until the repair.
We find where the water gets in and stop it before anything else.
We remove the snow and ice dams that push meltwater under the shingles.
Our Manchester office is at 511 Spruce St, Manchester, NH 03103.
WARNING SIGNS
When it is a roof emergency
Ask for help right away if you see any of these. The sooner the roof is covered, the less water gets in.
Water coming through the ceiling
An active leak soaks insulation and ceilings quickly. Emergency roof leak repair starts by stopping the water.
Storm or wind damage
Missing shingles, lifted flashing or trim torn off by wind leave the roof open. Storm damage roof repair covers it first.
Ice dams and heavy snow
Ice at the eaves pushes meltwater under the shingles, and heavy snow adds weight the roof has to carry.
Insurance
Storm damage and your insurance claim
After a storm, your insurer decides what the policy covers, based on the cause of the damage. We document the damage with photos while we secure the roof, so you have what the adjuster will ask for. The claim stays in your hands.
- Not sure the storm damage is covered
- Not sure what to document
- Not sure what the adjuster will ask
How we help
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Photos of the damage We photograph the damage while we secure the roof, before it is covered.
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What to document We tell you what to document and what to report about the storm damage.
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Help with the adjuster We answer your questions and the adjuster’s while your claim moves forward.
HOMEOWNER FEEDBACK
How Manchester-area homeowners describe their roofing service
ROOFING SOLUTIONS
Help for urgent roof problems
The next step depends on the visible damage, weather and conditions for safe access.
Responding to water entry
An active leak calls for identifying the exposed area and determining whether temporary protection is appropriate.
Includes
- Describe where water is entering
- Assess the affected roof area when safely accessible
- Determine whether temporary protection is needed
Benefits
- Prioritizes limiting further exposure
- Creates a clearer picture of the affected area
- Helps plan a follow-up repair after initial protection
Storm and wind damage
Missing materials and exposed roof sections need assessment before a permanent repair scope can be confirmed.
Includes
- Assess visible missing or displaced roofing
- Document affected sections and roof transitions
- Review repair work after conditions permit safe access
Benefits
- Clarifies which areas were affected
- Supports informed repair recommendations
- Helps document conditions relevant to an insurance discussion
OUR PROCESS
How emergency roof repair works
From describing an active leak to evaluating protection and planning the repair, know what each step involves.
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Emergency Call and Initial Assessment
Call (603) 952-1684 and describe what happened, where water is entering and whether storm damage is visible. Sharing these details helps establish the situation and determine the appropriate next steps.
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Immediate Protection
Assess the damaged area when conditions allow safe work and determine whether temporary protection, including roof tarping, is appropriate. The immediate priority is limiting further exposure while the necessary repair is planned.
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Damage Documentation and Repair Plan
Document visible storm or leak damage and explain which repairs are recommended. A written estimate outlines the proposed work; photographs and other records may also help the homeowner communicate with an insurer.
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Permanent Repair and Final Review
Complete the agreed repair once approved and when site conditions permit. Review the repaired area, clean up the worksite and explain any additional conditions that may need future attention.
Service Area
Manchester & nearby towns
For active leaks and storm damage, describe the issue by phone to discuss the next step.
511 Spruce St, Manchester
- 511 Spruce St, Manchester, NH 03103
- Emergencies attended 24/7
- Office: Monday to Saturday 6 AM to 9 PM, Sunday 6:30 AM to 9 PM
- (603) 952-1684
New Hampshire towns we serve
- Goffstown
- Hudson
- Londonderry
- Salem
- Portsmouth
- Dover
- Hampton
- Plaistow
Pins indicate town locations, not additional offices or guaranteed travel times.
Common questions
Emergency roof repair questions from Manchester homeowners
Move what you can away from the water, catch the drip in a bucket and call us at (603) 952-1684. Stay off the roof, especially in wind, rain or ice.
Yes, emergencies are attended 24/7, including nights and weekends. Call (603) 952-1684 and tell us what is happening.
Yes, emergency tarping is one of our services. We cover the damaged area to keep water out until the permanent repair.
Yes, we remove snow and ice dams from roofs during New Hampshire winters. Removing them early keeps meltwater from getting under the shingles.
Only your insurance company can confirm it, because coverage depends on your policy and the cause of the damage. We give you photos of the damage and help you prepare for the adjuster.
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