Emergency Roof Repair & Tarping
After-hours tarping and temporary repair to stop a roof leak tonight, followed by the permanent repair or replacement in daylight.
Stop the water tonight. Fix the roof properly after.
A roof leak at night is two jobs, and doing them in the wrong order costs money. The first is making the building watertight before morning. The second is finding out where the water is actually entering and repairing that.
We attend after hours, tarp or shrink-wrap the affected area, protect and extract inside where water has already come through, then return to open up, trace the entry point and carry out the permanent repair.
What the work includes- After-hours attendance across southern Ontario
- Emergency tarping and shrink-wrap to make the roof watertight
- Interior protection and extraction where water has entered
- Daylight investigation to find the true entry point
- Permanent repair or replacement of the failed section
- Flashing, curb and drain re-detailing where that is the cause
- Documentation for the insurer where a claim is involved
Call the 24/7 line when
- Water is coming through a ceiling right now
- A section of membrane or shingles has lifted or blown off
- A drain is blocked and water is backing up on a flat roof
- A skylight, curb or vent is open to the weather
- Ice damming is forcing water back under the roof covering
Emergency Roof Repair & Tarping, answered
Long enough to get to a proper repair, typically a few weeks. It is a temporary measure and we schedule the permanent work rather than leaving you on a tarp.
Temporary make-safe, yes, any time. Some permanent membrane work needs temperatures the product can actually bond at, and we will tell you when that is the case.
That is the point of the daylight visit. Chasing the stain instead of the source is why roofs get patched three times for the same leak.
Damage right now? Call the 24/7 line.
Tricon Ontario Inc. answers around the clock, from Concord in Vaughan and from Hamilton, across southern Ontario.