
Emergency roof repairs in Billingshurst when storm damage or a sudden leak can't wait. We offer 24/7 call-outs and make your roof watertight first, then plan a proper repair.
Move valuables and furniture away from the leak and put a bucket under any drips. If water is near light fittings or sockets, switch off the electricity at the fuse board. Don't go up a ladder or onto the roof in wind or rain. Call us and we'll take it from there.
On an emergency call-out, the aim is to stop more water getting in. That might mean refixing or replacing tiles, sealing a split in a flat roof or fitting a temporary cover until the weather settles. Once it's safe, we explain what a permanent repair involves.
Water coming through a ceiling, tiles or ridge pieces blown off in a storm, a chimney damaged in high winds or a flat roof that has torn all need fast help. A small damp patch that isn't growing can usually wait for a normal booked visit.
Call us any time, day or night, and tell us what's happened and where the water is coming in. We'll talk you through keeping the area safe and give you an idea of when we can reach you. There's no call-out charge.
When we arrive, we check the roof and the loft and carry out a temporary or permanent repair, depending on the damage and the weather. If more work is needed, we give you a free quote for it, and nothing goes ahead until you agree.
Tell us what's happening with your roof. We aim to respond the same day, and there's no call-out charge.
We look at the roof, explain what we've found in plain terms and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work we quoted for, then talk you through what we've done before we leave.
No. There's no call-out charge, even for emergency roof repairs at night or at weekends. You pay for the work itself, and we explain what's needed and what it will cost before we start, so you can decide how you'd like to go ahead.
If water is getting in, call a roofer first to make the roof safe, as most insurers expect you to stop further damage. Then contact your insurer. Take photos of the damage before and after, and keep a note of the work done, as they'll usually ask for it.
Not safely while the wind is at its strongest. Working at height in high winds puts everyone at risk, so we make things as safe as we can from inside, for example from the loft, and get onto the roof as soon as conditions allow.
Anything letting a lot of water into your home, tiles or ridge pieces that have come loose and could fall, or storm damage to a chimney. If you're not sure, call us, describe what you can see and we'll tell you whether it needs someone straight away.
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Water coming in or tiles blown off? Call us now, day or night, and we'll get your roof watertight.