Emergency Roof Repair

Emergency Roofing and Roof Repair by 180 Contractors Roofing & Siding Fast Response, Roof Stabilization, and a Permanent Fix Across Oakland County

Emergency roofing is the fast-response repair of a roof failure that is actively damaging your home, such as a storm leak, a tree impact, or a large section of missing shingles.

180 Contractors Roofing & Siding responds fast to roof emergencies across Oakland County, holds a 5.0 star Google rating across 258 reviews plus 617 verified GuildQuality reviews , and stops the damage before it spreads.

When water is coming in, every hour counts. A leak that soaks the decking and insulation tonight can become mold within 24 to 48 hours and a five-figure repair by next week. The first move is to stabilize the roof, then fix it right.

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We serve Waterford, Commerce Township, and all of Oakland County from two local shops.

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Emergency Response Reviews

When It Could Not Wait, We Showed Up

Storm damage, winter leaks, trees through the roof. Here is what Oakland County homeowners said after we tarped, stabilized, and fixed it right.

5.0 Average Google star rating
875 Verified reviews (258 Google + 617 GuildQuality)
89 Reviews mention fast, responsive service
GuildQuality
So when our roof started leaking in the middle of winter after a supposed repair by another company, we knew it was time to get it permanently addressed. Jim safely got onto our roof, assessed the problem, and the crew thoroughly repaired the leak, going above and beyond to make sure no additional water entered our home.
Alex L. Lake Orion, MI
GuildQuality
They were very professional, very quick to come out, and very thorough. They responded in 45 minutes to place a tarp over the leak.
Christopher W. Whitmore Lake, MI
GuildQuality
180 did a great job repairing and installing a new roof after damage from a tree that fell during a storm. They also helped me work with the insurance company to make sure it covered a proper repair of the damaged roof.
Paul S. Brighton, MI
GuildQuality
They were extremely professional and quick to do the job with the 7-man team. They put the tarp down on the roof immediately, which I think was huge.
Wendy H. Commerce, MI
G o o g l e
We called to have a roof leak inspected and Ken was very responsive and came out quickly. They fixed the leak with a tarp and got us on the schedule. We were very happy with the responsiveness, attention to detail, and quality.
Ken Shamus Verified Google Review
G o o g l e
They were responsive, came the same day we called, professional, thorough, and experienced. Blown away by their attention to detail and quality customer service.
Lisa Seal Verified Google Review

Water Coming In Right Now?

Do not wait for the next storm cell. Call and we will get a tarp up and a plan in place today.

180 Contractors crew responding to a storm-damaged roof emergency
Quick Triage

Is It a Roof Emergency ? How to Know

Not every roof problem needs a truck tonight, and we will tell you honestly which situation you are in. Use this quick guide, and when in doubt, call and we will help you triage it over the phone.

Situation Is It an Emergency?
Active leak during or after a storm Emergency Call now
Tree or large branch through the roof Emergency Call now
Big section of shingles gone, decking exposed Emergency Call now
A sagging or bowing roofline Emergency Structural, call now
A few lifted shingles, no leak inside Can Wait Schedule a standard repair
A small stain in dry weather Can Wait Book an inspection

The dangerous emergencies are the ones letting water in or exposing the structure. Those spread fast. The ones that can wait a few days are worth handling soon, but they will not flood your living room tonight.

After the recent storm damage to my house they came out quickly and patched till they could fully repair, which then occurred the next week. Very good work and great communication.
Birdeye Review
While You Wait

What to Do Right Now, While You Wait

The minutes before help arrives matter, and the most important rule is simple: stay off the roof. A wet, storm-damaged roof is where serious falls happen. Handle everything from inside and from the ground.

Do This

  • Contain water inside with buckets and towels
  • Move furniture, electronics, and valuables clear
  • Photograph the damage for your insurance
  • Call us to stabilize the roof

Not This

  • Climb onto a wet or damaged roof
  • Ignore an active leak overnight
  • Attempt a DIY roof patch in the storm
  • Wait for business hours if water is coming in

If water is pooling on the ceiling and bulging the drywall, a small pinhole from below can drain it safely into a bucket instead of letting it collapse. Then call us, and we handle the roof itself.

Homeowner containing a roof leak with a bucket while waiting for 180 Contractors
Our Process

How Our Emergency Response Works

We treat an emergency in the right order: stop the damage first, understand it second, fix it permanently third. Rushing straight to a permanent repair in a storm is how contractors get it wrong.

First We Stabilize

Our first move is to stop water from getting in. We tarp the damaged area and temporarily seal the failure points so your home is protected while the weather clears and materials are ordered. Stabilization buys you time without letting the damage grow.

Then We Assess and Document

Once the roof is secure, we inspect the full extent of the damage, on the roof and in the attic, and photograph everything. If the cause was a storm, that documentation becomes the itemized proof your insurance adjuster needs.

Then We Complete the Permanent Repair

With the roof stable and the scope clear, we schedule and complete the permanent fix, whether that is a targeted repair or a full replacement. You get a written estimate and an honest recommendation before any of that work begins.

180 quickly came out to the house. They fully explained what they thought caused the leak, and let me know it appeared to have been already fixed. I appreciate their honesty and will not hesitate to contact them again.
Thumbtack Review
180 Contractors documenting storm damage on a roof for an insurance claim
Insurance Claims

Storm Damage and Insurance Claims

Most roof emergencies here start with weather: hail, straight-line wind, or a fallen limb. When the damage is sudden, homeowner's insurance often covers it, and the key to a smooth claim is documentation.

We photograph every damaged area and provide an itemized estimate your adjuster can work with directly, and we have guided hundreds of Oakland County homeowners through claims.

We never manufacture damage to inflate a claim or promise a "free roof" to win a signature. We document what the storm actually did.

Pricing

What Emergency Roof Repair Costs

Emergency and after-hours work typically runs 25 to 50 percent more than a scheduled repair, because it means an immediate response, tarping materials, and often working around weather. That premium is real, and it is still far cheaper than the water damage that comes from waiting.

Stabilization is usually a modest cost that protects your home right away, and the permanent repair is priced separately once we can see the full scope. If the damage is storm-related and covered, much of it may fall under your claim. We give you a written estimate before the permanent work starts, never a surprise bill.

The price was fair for the attention to detail that we received. No pressure sales, no "if you sign today I'll lower the price." They gave me their best price and let me make my decision.
Angi Review
180 Contractors reviewing an emergency roof repair estimate with a homeowner
Local Patterns

Common Roof Emergencies in Oakland County

Our winters and storm seasons produce the same emergencies year after year. Knowing them helps us respond fast and correctly.

Storm Leaks and Wind Damage

Gusts over 60 mph lift and tear off shingles, exposing the decking and opening leaks in a single afternoon.

Ice Dam Leaks

In deep winter, snow melts over a warm attic, refreezes at the eaves, and forces water backward under the shingles and into the ceiling.

Hail Damage

Summer hail bruises and cracks shingles, sometimes opening leaks that show up days later.

Fallen Trees and Branches

A limb through the roof is both a leak and a structural emergency that needs immediate stabilization.

Sudden Interior Leaks

A failed flashing or cracked pipe boot can let go without warning, dripping into a room with no storm in sight.

Where We Respond From

We run to these emergencies across Oakland County from two local shops, both open around the clock. Whichever is closer, the crew is dispatched from here, not driven in from out of state after a storm.

  • Emergency Roofing From Our Waterford Shop

    Service Area

    • Waterford
    • Drayton Plains
    • Keego Harbor
    • Pontiac
    • Auburn Hills
    • Clarkston
    • Davisburg
    • Holly
    • White Lake
    • Lake Orion
    • Rochester
    • Rochester Hills
    • Sterling Heights
    • Bloomfield Hills
    • Birmingham
    • Troy
    • Royal Oak
  • Emergency Roofing From Our Commerce Township Shop

    Service Area

    • Commerce Township
    • Walled Lake
    • Union Lake
    • West Bloomfield
    • Milford
    • Highland
    • Hartland
    • Howell
    • Brighton
    • New Hudson
    • South Lyon
    • Northville
    • Novi
    • Farmington
    • Farmington Hills

Roof Emergency Right Now?

Call the shop nearest you and we will get a tarp up and a plan in place today.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Roofing

What counts as a roof emergency?

A roof emergency is any failure actively damaging your home: a leak during or after a storm, a tree or branch through the roof, a large section of missing shingles exposing the decking, or a sagging roofline. These let water in or threaten the structure and need fast response. Lifted shingles or a small stain in dry weather are not emergencies and can be handled as a scheduled repair.

How fast can you respond to a roof emergency?

We respond quickly to active leaks and storm damage across Oakland County, and running two local shops in Waterford and Commerce Township is what keeps a crew close to your home. Our first step is stabilization, tarping and sealing to stop the damage, so your home is protected right away even before the permanent repair is scheduled.

How much does emergency roof repair cost?

Emergency and after-hours work typically runs 25 to 50 percent more than a scheduled repair, due to the immediate response and tarping. That premium is far less than the cost of the water damage that comes from waiting. If the damage is storm-related and covered by insurance, much of it may fall under your claim, and we provide a written estimate before permanent work begins.

Will my insurance cover emergency roof repair?

Homeowner's insurance typically covers sudden storm damage from wind, hail, or a fallen tree, but not gradual wear or age. Whether your emergency is covered depends on your policy and deductible. We document the damage with photos and an itemized estimate your adjuster can work with directly, which is what keeps a legitimate claim moving.

What should I do while I wait for the roofer?

Stay off the roof, since a wet or damaged roof is where serious falls happen. Contain water inside with buckets, move valuables clear, and photograph the damage for your insurance. If the ceiling is bulging with trapped water, a small pinhole from below can drain it safely into a bucket. Then call us and we handle the roof itself.

Roof Emergency? Call Now.

Every hour an active leak sits is more soaked decking, insulation, and drywall. 180 Contractors will stabilize your roof fast, document the damage for insurance, and complete the permanent repair, with an honest estimate before any permanent work starts.

Superior company. 180 Contractors replaced and repaired the roof on my house from scheduling and inspection to completion. Everyone involved was awesome, courteous and very responsive. No delays and very patient with all my questions.

Birdeye Review