Service
Storm & Leak Repair
Two problems, in order: stop the water today, then find out why it got in. We do not skip the second part.
Typical range
$450 – $6,000
Timeline on site
Same week
Warranty
5-year repair warranty
Emergency work, documented properly
Storm work goes wrong when the repair happens before the evidence is captured. Once a tarp is down and a slope is rebuilt, nobody can prove what the damage was, and the claim shrinks to whatever the adjuster can still see.
Our sequence is fixed: photograph, contain, document, then repair. It takes an extra twenty minutes on site and it routinely changes what a claim covers.
Finding the real entry point
Water travels. A stain on a bedroom ceiling is frequently four feet from where the assembly is actually open. We map moisture and trace the path rather than sealing the nearest plausible gap and hoping through the next storm.
What is done
Emergency tarp and dry-in
Moisture mapping
Photo documentation
Insurance-ready scope and pricing
Permanent repair scheduled within 10 days
Not included
Interior restoration and drying (we refer a specialist)
Contents replacement
Mould remediation
Claim negotiation on your behalf
How we work
Four stages, and you know what happens in each one.
01
Same-day dry-in
An on-call crew tarps and mechanically fastens the opening, contains interior water, and stabilises the situation before anything else is discussed.
02
Diagnosis & moisture mapping
We map moisture at the deck and interior finishes and trace the actual entry point rather than sealing the nearest suspicious spot.
03
Insurance-ready documentation
You receive photographs, moisture readings, and a written scope in the language an adjuster needs, so the claim reflects the real damage.
04
Permanent repair
The permanent fix is scheduled within ten days, and we return to confirm the assembly is dry before closing the file.
Evidence / Same vantage point
What this service looks like on a real house.
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One walk‑through, one written number, and a documented plan for the assembly we would build.