When a storm opens up your roof, every hour of rain makes the damage inside worse. Our crew is based in Hialeah, so after a hurricane or a severe storm we're close by. We tarp first to stop the water, document the damage, and then make the permanent repair.
These are the calls that come in after a storm rolls through Hialeah.
High wind can strip sections of the roof, leaving the underlayment or bare deck exposed to the next band of rain.
Water coming through ceilings or light fixtures needs to be stopped now, then traced to its source.
Limbs can puncture the deck or crack tiles across a whole section. We remove debris from the roof and assess the structure.
Wind can catch the edge of a flat roof membrane on an addition and peel it back. These need fast attention.
Flashing torn loose at walls and vents lets wind-driven rain straight into the house.
Shingles can be lifted and broken without falling off. A post-storm inspection catches it before the next storm does.
What to do right away, and what we do when we arrive.
Insurance claims depend on proof. Before any debris is cleared or any tarp goes on, we photograph the damage. Most homeowner policies also expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, which is exactly what a tarp does. For help with the claim itself, see insurance claims in Hialeah.
Tell us what you're seeing. During major storms we prioritize active leaks and open roofs.
We photograph everything before we start, for you and for your insurer.
A properly secured tarp stops water from getting in while the permanent repair is planned.
We quote the full repair, pull any permits needed, and complete the work with HVHZ-approved materials.
Our office is in Hialeah, so we're close. After a major hurricane, demand across Miami-Dade is high and we work through calls by urgency, with active leaks and open roofs first. Call as early as you can.
Many policies cover reasonable emergency repairs to prevent further damage, but coverage depends on your policy and deductible. Check with your insurer, and keep our documentation and invoice for your claim.
A tarp is a temporary fix meant to protect the house until the permanent repair. It's not designed to stay on for months, so we plan the permanent repair as soon as possible.
Don't wait if water is getting in. Photograph the damage, then protect the house. We document everything before the tarp goes on so the adjuster can see what happened.
Yes. Flat roofs on Hialeah additions are some of the most common storm repairs we do.
Emergency tarping and repair from a crew based in the city.
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