Call (786) 524-1035

The phone is open 7 AM to 9 PM, every day.

First, what are you seeing?

Pick what you see. Here is what it usually means, what to do right now, and what to ask for when you call.

Water found a way in, maybe weeks ago. On a roof, the leak is rarely right above the stain.

Right now: Take a photo of it and note which room it’s in.

When you call, ask for: Roof inspection

Water is getting through right now, a little at a time.

Right now: Put a bucket under it and move what you can out of the way.

When you call, ask for: Roof repair

More than a drip: water is spreading across the ceiling or running down a wall.

Right now: Stay out from under a sagging ceiling, and turn off the power to that room if water is near a light.

When you call, ask for: Emergency roof repair

Missing tiles, a torn section, a hole you can see from the street.

Right now: Stay off the roof. First the tarp, then the roof.

When you call, ask for: Emergency roof repair

A tile roof, from the top down: the barrel tile, the underlayment under it, the plywood deck, and the trusses that carry it.

Pick what you see at home above, and the drawing shows where the water gets in.

For example

“I’m on SW 120 Street, near 137 Avenue. There’s a stain on the bedroom ceiling and it isn’t dripping right now. I’d like a roof inspection.”

If water is coming in right now, say that first.

There’s no office to visit. The crew works across Kendall, 7 AM to 9 PM, every day. Not sure we reach your street? Call and ask.

7 AM – 9 PM, every day