Emergency Roof Repairs in Somerset

What we do first

We make it safe, then make it dry. Loose tiles come off before they fall, unstable masonry gets cordoned off, and sheeting is mechanically fixed over exposed areas so the next band of rain doesn't undo the work.

Where a targeted permanent repair can be done safely on the spot, we'll do it — there's no point sheeting a roof for a fortnight over a job that only takes an hour in daylight.

While you wait for us

Contain the water, protect what's below it, and keep away from anything electrical that's been wet. If a ceiling's bulging, releasing it deliberately in one spot is much better than letting the whole board come down. Photograph everything before you move it.

1. 01

   Tell us what has happened

   One call, plain questions: what you can see, where the water's coming in, and how long it's been going on.

2. 02

   We assess the immediate risk

   We work out whether anything's unsafe below the roof, and whether it can wait until daylight or needs us now.

3. 03

   Make-safe or emergency repair

   Mechanically fixed sheeting, securing anything loose, or a targeted repair if conditions allow it.

4. 04

   Permanent repair where required

   We'll explain in writing what lasting work is needed, quote it properly, and there's no obligation to use us.

Rural response

Somerset's a big, spread-out county, and honest timing matters far more than a slogan. When you call we'll tell you realistically when we can be with you, and what to do in the meantime — rather than promising an hour and turning up at midnight.