Emergency Roof Leak Repair in Louisiana

When to call us right now

If any of these are happening, call (318) 256-3107 immediately — don't fill out a form, don't wait until Monday:

• Water dripping into your home or business interior
• Ceiling panels bulging or stained from trapped water
• Major storm just rolled through and you don't know what's damaged yet
• Hurricane damage with exposed roof deck
• Tree limb on the roof, hail-shredded shingles, blown-off flashing
• Business operations affected by interior water

Our emergency response

Average arrival: 3-4 hours statewide. Our line is answered by a real person 24/7, not a voicemail. We carry shrink-wrap emergency tarp systems that adhere in active rain. For commercial buildings, we can deploy temporary patches that hold for weeks while insurance and full repair gets coordinated.

Insurance documentation

Every emergency call gets photographed and documented for your insurance carrier. Tarping and emergency mitigation work is reimbursable under most commercial and homeowner policies — we hand you the documentation packet to file the claim. If the damage is part of a larger covered loss (hurricane, hail, wind), we'll handle the full claim coordination too.

What to do before we arrive

1. Move valuables and electronics out of the leak path
2. Place buckets under drips, towels at floor level
3. Take photos and video of the damage, both inside and outside if safe
4. If a ceiling is sagging with trapped water: poke a small hole at the lowest point to release pressure. A controlled drip is far better than a collapsing ceiling section.
5. Don't go on the roof in the rain or storm. Wait for us.

Commercial emergency response

For commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and industrial properties: we have dedicated emergency crews and equipment for large-scale rapid response. Hurricane Ida, Hurricane Francine, and major storm events have given us a deep playbook for getting buildings tarped, dried, and operational fast.