Licensed & Insured · CGC1533024 · CCC1334177
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Licensed & Insured · CGC1533024 · CCC1334177
24/7 Emergency Roofing, Southwest Florida
Active leak, storm damage, or a section of roof gone after a squall line. We answer around the clock, stop the water getting in, photograph everything your insurer will ask for, then come back in daylight and complete the permanent repair.
Factory-certified for every roofing material we work on
The first 24 hours
Water entering a roof does not fall straight down. It runs along the deck, soaks the insulation, and travels until it finds a light fixture or a seam in the drywall. The stain you see at 2am is rarely under the actual opening.
Humidity here does the rest. In a warm Southwest Florida attic, wet insulation and framing start growing mold within a couple of days, which turns a roofing repair into a remediation job on top of it.
Then there is your policy. Most carriers require you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage after a loss. A roof left open through two more days of rain gives an adjuster a straightforward reason to reduce what they pay, and that argument is very hard to win after the fact.
The opposite. Tarping is the mitigation your policy asks for. We photograph the damage before the tarp goes on, document the opening and the interior, and keep the record together so the adjuster sees the loss as it was, not as it looked a week later.
Call now if you see any of these
What emergency response covers
The first visit has one job, which is stopping the damage from growing. The permanent repair follows once the roof is safe to work on.
We cover and secure the opening so the next band of rain stays outside. Tarps are fastened properly, not weighted down and left to move in the wind.
Where the entry point is reachable, we seal the source that night rather than only covering it, which cuts the interior damage sharply.
A full walk of the roof once conditions allow, so you find out whether you are looking at a repair or something larger. See roof repair.
Loose material is a hazard to the rest of the roof and to anyone below it. We secure or remove it before it takes more of the roof with it.
Limb strikes, blown panels, and displaced equipment leave punctures that look small and are not. We open, inspect, and repair the deck underneath.
Where a tarp is not enough, we install a proper dry-in layer that holds through the weeks a large claim can take to move.
Split seams and blown flashing on low-slope roofs, patched to hold until the permanent flat roofing repair is scheduled.
Dated photographs, damage notes, and a written scope, handed to you in a form your adjuster can work from. See storm damage.
How emergency calls work
When you call, we triage. Active water entry and open roof sections come first, and we tell you plainly where you sit in the queue rather than promising a time we cannot hold during a hurricane season event.
Our crew makes the roof safe and stops the water. We work in the dark and in wind when it is safe to do so, and we do not send anyone onto a roof during lightning or sustained storm winds, which is a rule we hold to for the crew and for your liability.
Once conditions allow, we return in daylight for the full 12-point inspection, write the scope and the quote, and complete the permanent repair. If it is a claim, our documentation goes with it, and we can meet your adjuster on site.
Who does the work
"When someone calls at two in the morning with water coming through the ceiling, that night has two jobs. Stop the water and take the pictures. Everything else waits for daylight."
Owner | Florida Roofing and Gutters | Licensed CGC1533024 | CCC1334177
Based in Fort Myers. In Southwest Florida for nearly 20 years. Factory-certified for every material we work on.
Emergency service by city
We run from a single office in **Fort Myers**, which is why our response times across **Lee County** and **Collier County** are ours to answer for and not a call center’s.
Free 12-point inspection
Do not wait for the morning to make the call. We answer 24 hours a day and can typically tarp an affected area the same day.
We prioritize active leaks and open roof sections, and can typically tarp an affected area the same day. After a named storm the queue is longer for everyone, and we tell you where you stand.
Emergency mitigation is commonly covered as part of a storm claim, since your policy requires you to limit further damage. Keep the paperwork. We give you photographs and a written scope for the file.
Move what you can out of the way, put a container under active drips, and if a ceiling is sagging, stay out of that room and cut power to it at the breaker. Photograph everything before you move it.
No. Nobody safely does. We take the call, put you in the queue, and respond as soon as wind and lightning conditions allow crews back on roofs.
Usually not, and it is not meant to be. The first visit stops the damage. The permanent repair follows after a full inspection, with the scope and quote in writing.
We answer around the clock
Call 239-966-7663 and tell us what you are seeing. If the roof is open or water is coming in, say so first and we will move you up the list.
