Tree on the Roof? Storm Damage? Call Us.
We take emergency calls and messages 24/7. Call or text anytime and we’ll respond as fast as we can. Homes and commercial buildings across western Montana.
We take emergency calls and messages 24/7. Call or text anytime and we’ll respond as fast as we can. Or request a callback.
What to do right now
Your safety comes first. Stay on the ground, and call 911 if anyone is hurt or if lines are down.
- Get people out from under the damaged area. Move to a safe room or outside, away from sagging ceilings, hanging branches, and anything that could still fall.
- Stay away from downed power lines. Treat every line as live. Call 911 or the utility, and don’t try to move the line or the tree off it.
- Don’t climb on the roof. Damaged decks, wet shingles, and snow are not safe to walk on. Wait for a roofer.
- Move valuables and put buckets down. Get people, pets, furniture, and inventory out of the wet area. Catch drips with buckets or towels, and keep electricity away from standing water.
- Take photos for insurance, from a safe place. Pictures of the roof from the ground, the yard, the damaged area, and any water inside are enough to start. Don’t get on the roof for a better shot.
- Call or text us at 406-210-3168. Tell us the address, what happened, and whether power lines or people are in danger. We take emergency calls and messages 24/7, and we’ll respond as fast as we can.
When to call for emergency roof help
If a tree comes down on a roof, a storm peels a section back, or water is coming in, you need a roofer who will pick up. Revive Commercial Roofing handles emergency damage on houses, cabins, shops, and commercial buildings in western Montana.
- Tree or limb on the roofA tree, branch, or large limb has landed on a house, cabin, shop, or commercial building.
- Storm or wind damageHigh wind has lifted, peeled, or torn shingles, metal panels, or a roof section.
- Blown-off sections or flashingA piece of the roof, ridge cap, or flashing is off or hanging, and water can get in.
- HailA hailstorm has bruised shingles, dented metal, or broken vents, skylights, or flashing.
- Active leaksWater is coming through a ceiling, wall, or light fixture right now.
- Snow-load or ice-dam damageHeavy snow, a sagging roof, or ice at the eaves is pushing water inside or stressing the structure.
- Fire or impact damageEmbers, a fire, a vehicle, or another impact has damaged the roof.
Temporary protection and insurance documentation
When it’s safe to work, we can put on a temporary tarp or other leak stop to protect the building until a lasting repair can be made. We can also photograph the damage and give you a written summary to share with your insurer. We don’t file the claim, and we can’t promise what your policy will cover.
Emergency roof damage
Request an emergency callback
Call or text 406-210-3168 now, or leave your number and we will call you back.
Storms, snow, ice, and falling trees
Western Montana winters and summer thunderstorms are hard on roofs. Heavy snow can overload a roof or feed ice dams at the eaves. Wind can lift shingles and metal panels. Trees around homes and shops can drop limbs, or come down entirely, especially after a storm or a fire.
If the roof is already leaking or a tree is on it, call or text first. For a planned storm check or a repair that can wait, start with a home roof repair visit or commercial leak repair, or book a free inspection.
Emergency roof repair across western Montana
We help homeowners and commercial building owners in these towns and the communities around them. If you don’t see yours, call or text 406-210-3168 and ask.
Emergency roof repair FAQ
Do you answer at night and on weekends?
Yes. We take emergency calls and messages 24/7. Call or text anytime and we'll respond as fast as we can. That means someone will get your call or message around the clock. It is not a promise that a crew is already on the road, or that we'll be on site in a set amount of time.
What counts as an emergency?
A tree or limb on the roof, storm or wind damage, a section or flashing blown off, hail damage, an active leak, snow-load or ice-dam damage, or fire or impact damage. If you're not sure, call or text anyway and we'll help you sort it out.
Do you help with houses and commercial buildings?
Yes. This page is for homeowners, cabin owners, and commercial building owners or managers in western Montana.
Can you put a tarp on the roof?
When it's safe to work, we can put on a temporary tarp or other leak stop to protect the building until a lasting repair can be made. Don't climb up to tarp it yourself, especially around damaged structure or power lines.
Will you work with my insurance?
We can photograph the damage and give you a written summary to share with your insurer. We don't file the claim for you, and we can't promise what your policy will cover.
What areas do you serve for emergencies?
Western Montana, including Whitefish, Kalispell, Columbia Falls, Lakeside, Bigfork, Polson, Ronan, Missoula, the Bitterroot Valley, Plains, Hot Springs, Thompson Falls, St. Regis, Superior, Libby, and Eureka, plus the communities around them. If you're close and don't see your town, call or text and ask.
Call or text us now
We take emergency calls and messages 24/7. Call or text anytime and we’ll respond as fast as we can.
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