Rapid Response Residential Roofing in Denver

What Qualifies as a Roofing Emergency?

Not sure if your roofing issue is urgent? If you’re dealing with any of the following, call us right away:

Storm damage from hail, wind, or heavy rain
Active leaks or water intrusion
Fallen trees or debris impacting your roof
Missing shingles or tiles after a weather event
Sagging roof sections or visible structural damage
Fire or impact damage compromising safety

Immediate Response

Our team is available around the clock. We’ll dispatch a crew as soon as we confirm your situation.

On-Site Assessment

We’ll inspect the damage, document the issue, and take steps to stop water intrusion right away.

Complete Repair

Once the weather clears or it’s safe to proceed, we’ll return to complete permanent roof repairs or replacements.

Emergency Tarping & Temporary Fixes

If full repairs can’t be completed immediately, we’ll secure your roof to prevent further damage.

Licensed, Insured, and Trusted for Rapid Roofing Response

With decades of experience and a reputation built on trust, we understand the urgency and precision required during a roofing emergency. Our licensed professionals are trained to work safely and efficiently, even in challenging weather conditions. We work with your insurance company to simplify the claims process and reduce your stress.

Call: 720-325-5129

Asphalt shingle roofs

Metal roofs

Tile and slate roofs

Flat and low-slope roofing systems

TPO, EPDM, and other commercial roofing materials

How do you emergency patch a roof?

Emergency roof patching typically involves covering the damaged area with a waterproof tarp or roofing cement to stop water intrusion temporarily. First, clear any debris, then apply roofing tape or cement over small holes or cracks. For larger sections, secure a heavy-duty tarp with wood strips and nails, ensuring it extends several feet past the damaged area. These are only short-term solutions—professional repair is recommended as soon as conditions allow.

Does FEMA pay for roof repair?

In some cases, FEMA may help pay for roof repairs if the damage was caused by a declared natural disaster, such as a hurricane, flood, or severe storm. You must apply through FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program (IHP) and provide documentation, including photos, insurance info, and proof of ownership. While FEMA does not replace insurance, it can cover essential repairs when insurance doesn’t fully pay or if you’re uninsured.

How much does a roof repair cost per hour?

The average labor rate for roof repair ranges from $45 to $100 per hour, depending on your location, the complexity of the repair, and the contractor’s experience. Emergency or after-hours repairs can be higher—sometimes up to $150/hour. Some roofing contractors charge by the project instead of hourly, especially for smaller jobs like leak fixes or shingle replacements.

How to pay for a roof when you can't afford it?

If you can’t afford a roof repair or replacement upfront, several financing and assistance options may be available:

Roof Financing Plans: Many contractors offer monthly payment options through third-party lenders.
Homeowners Insurance: If damage is storm-related, your policy may cover all or part of the repair.
FHA Title I Loans: Government-backed loans for home improvements.
Local Grants or Nonprofits: Some cities and organizations offer emergency repair assistance for low-income homeowners.
Credit Cards or Personal Loans: These should be considered carefully, based on interest rates.

Talk to your roofing contractor—they often have flexible payment plans or can point you toward assistance programs.

How do you emergency patch a roof?

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What Qualifies as a Roofing Emergency?

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