Storm season in Northeast Florida doesn’t wait for a convenient time, and neither should your roof repair. Burger Roofing Company has responded to emergency roof damage across Jacksonville since 1958, moving quickly to stabilize your roof and prevent a bad situation from getting worse.
These situations call for immediate attention rather than a scheduled repair visit:
An active leak dripping into your home
Shingles blown off or lifted during a storm
Visible holes or exposed decking after wind or falling debris
Water intrusion following heavy rain or a hurricane
Structural sagging that appears suddenly
If you’re experiencing any of the above, don’t wait for it to worsen — every hour a roof stays compromised increases the risk of interior water damage.
Our Emergency Response Process
When you call with an emergency, here’s what happens:
01
Immediate assessment.
We evaluate the damage and prioritize stabilizing your roof.
02
Temporary protection.
Tarping or emergency sealing is applied to stop further water intrusion right away.
03
Full repair plan.
Once your home is protected, we scope out the permanent repair and walk you through the cost.
04
Documentation for insurance.
We photograph the damage so you have the records your insurer will likely require.
Storm damage often means dealing with an insurance claim on top of the repair itself. Our insurance inspections & certifications service provides the detailed documentation adjusters need to process your claim accurately.
Why Choose Burger Roofing Company for Emergency Repairs
We’ve held an active Florida State Roofing Contractors license since 1958, backed by full Workers’ Compensation and General Liability insurance on every job. See our full credentials on the Our Qualifications page.
How fast can you respond to an emergency roof repair?
We prioritize emergency calls and aim to respond as quickly as possible to stop further damage, especially during active storms.
What should I do while I wait for a roofer to arrive?
If it’s safe to do so, place a bucket or container under active leaks and move valuables away from the affected area. Avoid climbing onto the roof yourself.
Will you tarp my roof to prevent further damage?
Yes. Temporary tarping or sealing is typically our first step to stop water intrusion before scoping the full repair.
Can you help with my insurance claim after storm damage?