Cover the opening
Temporary protection covers an exposed area while the permanent repair is planned. Roof condition, weather and access govern how that work can be done.

If water is coming into the property, call and explain the active leak. Protect people first, then get the opening and the permanent roof work assessed.
Free inspections. Roofing advice grounded in the roof’s condition.
Stay clear of sagging ceilings, wet electrical fixtures and rooms where material could fall. Move people and accessible belongings away from the affected area if it is safe to do so. Avoid climbing onto a wet or storm-damaged roof. A serious electrical or structural hazard needs the appropriate emergency help before roof work can begin.
Permanent roof leak repair
Temporary protection covers an exposed area while the permanent repair is planned. Roof condition, weather and access govern how that work can be done.
It is a short-term step that reduces additional exposure, not a substitute for replacing failed covering, rebuilding flashing or repairing damaged decking.
The inspection traces the entry and checks the surrounding roof. A torn shingle field, split pipe boot and pulled-away wall joint need different work. Concealed wet or deteriorated materials can widen the repair. If the surrounding covering cannot accept a sound connection, replacement becomes part of the decision.

Give the property address, explain where water is visible and mention any roof opening you can see safely from the ground. The immediate need and repair conditions determine the next steps.
The roof's condition, weather and safe access guide the arrangements for the work.

Tell us where the property is and what you have noticed. A free inspection helps establish the roofing work that fits.
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