There’s no time to waste - call our emergency roof repair team if you live in the Seattle area (206-766-3464). An emergency roof repair contractor will be in contact with you as soon as possible. We have a team standing by at all times to help with roof leak repair and other emergencies - if we don't answer the phone, leave a message! Our response team constantly monitors our voicemail and will return your call!
It's an emergency, I need someone ASAP!No need to worry about schedules, our emergency roof repair crew is available when you need them most. We'll respond promptly to your emergency.
It’s the weekend & no roofers are answering their phonesWe have an emergency roof repair line with a voicemail box that is regularly monitored. If we don't answer, leave us a message and we will get back to you ASAP.
I don’t want a patch-up that only lasts a weekFirst, our emergency roof repair team will apply quick fixes to the roof to prevent the damages from worsening. Then, we’ll advise you on a permanent fix so you never have to experience the same issue twice.
What Happens When You Call For Emergency Roof Repair?Storm damage shouldn’t put your life on hold. Homeowners in Seattle choose Valentine for emergency roof repairs for many different reasons, including:
Nothing is worse than a flaky roofing contractor with scheduling issues. We communicate with you every step of the way and make sure you know exactly when we will arrive.
We don’t apply a temporary patch job and hope it sticks (like most contractors). After we patch your emergency, we provide a permanent solution that will last a lifetime.
We don’t leave a mess for you to clean yourself. Every project (no matter how big or small) is followed by our comprehensive cleanup process.
When the bill comes you won't be surprised. There’s no hidden costs and we’ll always let you know the price before we begin work.
Extreme storms are the most common cause of roof damage in Seattle. Some of the most common roof storm damage we help homeowners fix include:
High winds can cause shingles, tiles, or other roofing materials to loosen, lift, or tear off completely.
Heavy rainfall can cause leaks and water damage, especially if the roof has existing issues or if gutters and downspouts are clogged or damaged.
Trees, branches, or other objects can fall onto a roof, causing punctures or structural damage to the roof.
Ice storms and heavy snowfall can cause serious damage to a roof by adding extra weight to the roof, clogging the gutters and preventing water runoff, preventing proper ventilation, and more.
We offer a leak-stop guarantee for homeowners who need to secure their roofs until major repairs or complete replacements can be started. Don’t waste your time and risk your life trying to DIY a roof leak repair, contact us and ask about our leak-stop guarantee!
Severe weather such as tornadoes and windstorms can cause significant damage to your roof. Here are some ways they may damage your roof:
Washington saw 44 severe weather reports between January 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023, according to the National Weather Service. Of the 733,919 residents in the Seattle area, potentially 367,806 homeowners’ roofs were damaged in 2023. Here is a record of the severe storms (excluding hail damage) recorded in the Seattle area since 2019:
|
Year |
Tornadoes |
Severe Wind |
|---|---|---|
|
2023 |
3 |
31 |
|
2022 |
2 |
15 |
|
2021 |
2 |
4 |
|
2020 |
2 |
24 |
|
2019 |
2 |
10 |
The severity of roof damage caused by weather depends on various factors, including:
It's important to regularly inspect your roof for signs of damage and schedule maintenance or repairs as needed.
