Active roof leaks
Water through the ceiling can damage plaster, insulation and electrics, so the priority is stopping it getting in.
Serving Hampshire & West Sussex
Emergency Roof Repairs in Hampshire & West Sussex
Water coming through the ceiling or tiles blown off in a storm? Call us and we’ll talk through what’s happened, what you can do safely right now, and how quickly we can get your roof made watertight.
- Hampshire & West Sussex team
- Clear written quotes
- No obligation enquiry
Emergency Roof Repairs
Urgent problems we deal with
Storm damage
High winds lift tiles, ridges and flashing, and can leave the roof open to the next downpour.
Fallen or missing tiles
A gap in the roof covering can quickly lead to wet battens and rot if it isn’t covered.
What we do
Emergency roofing work
- Leaking roof repair
- Storm damage repair
- Replacing blown-off tiles
- Temporary weatherproofing
- Flashing re-sealing
- Follow-up permanent repairs
Prestige Group
What to do while you wait
- Move belongings away and catch drips with a bucket
- Switch off electrics near the leak if water is close to fittings
- Never go up on the roof yourself in wind or rain
- Take photos of the damage for your insurer
Areas we cover
Based in Hampshire, working across Hampshire & West Sussex
Send your postcode with your enquiry and we’ll confirm we can reach you.
- Southampton
- Winchester
- Eastleigh
- Romsey
- New Alresford
- Alton
- Basingstoke
- Oakley
- Portsmouth
- Fareham
- Andover
- Chichester
- Bognor Regis
- Littlehampton
- Arundel
- Worthing
- Horsham
- Crawley
- Haywards Heath
- Burgess Hill
- Midhurst
- Petworth
Free to ask, no obligation
Tell us about your roof
Share a few details and we’ll get back to you to talk through the work and arrange a quote.
Prefer to talk it through?07932 529286Request your quote
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Good questions
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can you get to me?
It depends on the weather and our workload at the time. Call us, explain what’s happening and we’ll give you an honest idea of timing.
What counts as a roofing emergency?
Water coming into the property, a section of roof left open after a storm, or loose tiles or chimney pieces at risk of falling are all urgent.
Will you do a temporary fix first?
When a full repair isn’t possible straight away, we can make the roof watertight first and come back for the permanent repair.
Will my home insurance cover storm damage?
Many policies cover sudden storm damage but not wear and tear. Take photos and keep a record of the work; we can describe the damage in writing for your claim.
Is it safe to stay in the house?
Usually yes, but keep clear of sagging ceilings and wet electrical fittings. If a ceiling is bulging with water, keep people out of that room.
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