Emergency tarping
Same-day weatherproofing after an opening.
Active leak, missing shingles after wind, or a limb through the roof. Tell us what you're seeing and we dispatch.
An emergency roof call is not a sales visit. If water is entering the house, the job is to protect the interior tonight, find the likely entry path, and document what an insurance carrier will want to see.
The Ohio Valley is hard on roofs in a specific way. Steubenville, Weirton, Wheeling and the river towns are full of pre-war housing on steep hillside lots — steep pitches, multiple valleys, brick chimneys, and flashing that has been patched with roof cement more than once. Freeze-thaw works those details open every winter, and the storm lines that come up the valley in summer finish the job.
Add the terrain. Hillside streets, houses set well above or below grade, retaining walls, and no place to set a ladder all change how a crew gets on the roof — and how long the call takes. Mention the access on the phone so the right equipment shows up the first time.
Same-day weatherproofing after an opening.
Overnight, weekend and holiday dispatch.
Wind, hail and tree strikes, documented.
Primary coverage is Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, with regular dispatch into the close South Hills, North Hills, and Washington County towns.
Water entering the living space, a visible opening in the deck, a limb resting on the roof, or flashing that has clearly let go. If the house is taking water now, that's a call, not a form.
Yes. Jefferson and Belmont County on the Ohio side, Brooke, Hancock and Ohio County in West Virginia, and the closer Washington County, PA towns. The river is not a boundary for dispatch.
Most minor leak, boot, and flashing repairs land between $300 and $1,200, with storm sections running higher. Steep, slate, and after-hours work costs more, and the final number comes after an on-site look.
No. Wet shingles, ice, and storm debris are how homeowners get hurt, and the hillside lots around here make a ladder set even worse. Photograph the ceiling and the exterior from the ground.
24/7 dispatch for leaks, storm damage, hail, fallen limbs and ice dams across the Ohio Valley.