Emergency Roofing

  The roof is a valuable investment for any home. It provides safety and security for your family, defending your home and everything inside from the elements. Your roof deteriorates over time due to constantly being exposed to harsh weather elements such as snow, hail, rain, wind, and UV light. Violent storms can also cause […]

  Your roof weathers the storm to provide protection for your home, your family, and everything therein. However, a severe storm can wreak havoc within a twinkle of an eye and cause massive damage to your roof, exposing your home to water damage. If you’ve been a victim of storm damage, it’s important to file

Kansas City gets some bad storms, especially in the spring.

While Kansas City and the surrounding metro area has a climate which many people enjoy it’s also like many places around the country in one respect: the weather may turn severe from time to time.

The roof on your home protects you and your family from the elements and in an emergency, when your roof is in need of repair, it is important to address the repairs right away to avoid costly damage to your home. A roof emergency happens when there is damage that causes a leak or allows

After a storm, you might mistakenly think that the roof on your commercial property only needs an in-depth inspection if it sustains substantial damage, like punctures from fallen tree limbs, a torn, billowing membrane, or extensive water leaks into the interior.

Because we sit right on the edge of “Tornado Alley,” the Greater Kansas City area is prone to severe storms; especially during the warmer months.

There are always going to be storms in Kansas City, MO and while your house is lucky sometimes, there are other times when you might have storm damage repair to deal with on your home. Here are a few things you can do to make storm damage repair go more smoothly. Stay on the Ground

  Strong storms accompanied by high winds aren’t at all unusual in the Kansas City area. Since your home’s roof sits up high and exposed, it’s particularly susceptible to wind damage that might include:

Emergencies can come in many different forms so it is important to always be prepared. When it comes to your home and your roof, the majority of damage will come from storms, debris, and wind.

If your roof has undergone some sort of damage (i.e. hail, hurricane) or it has noticeable wear due to old age, you want to get it fixed as soon as possible. A damaged roof can lead to a host of issues including pests, flooding, and wasted energy. At this point, you may wonder whether or not

As spring approaches, snow, and ice storms continue to pelt most parts of the country. Here in Kansas City, we have seen our fair share of snow. As homeowners, we are defenseless against Mother Nature, and when disaster lands on our doorstep, in this case storm damage, we can be thankful for insurance coverage. Here