Water coming into the house right now. Same-day tarping and a stop-the-damage visit, day or night, followed by a proper permanent repair.
None of this replaces the call — it just protects what's underneath while help is on the way.
Get furniture, electronics and boxes out from under the leak before anything else.
A bucket or tarp under the drip; don't cut into the ceiling trying to find the source yourself.
Before anything is moved or covered — your insurer will ask for this.
An active leak gets worse by the hour — call first rather than waiting to see how bad it gets.
The tarp buys time. It isn't the last step.
Same crew, same written estimate, no travel surcharge anywhere in the city.
Active water entry, a section of roof torn loose in a storm, or visible structural sag. If water is inside the house right now, call — that's the fast path to a same-day response.
For active leaks, yes — call the line above any hour.
A properly installed tarp stops new water entry, which is what matters most in the first 24–48 hours. It's a stop-gap, not the fix — we scope the permanent repair once it's safe to get back up there.
Often, if the cause is sudden — wind or hail damage, for example. We photograph the damage and the tarping so you have documentation, though coverage itself is always the insurer's call, not ours.
For water actively entering your Bellaire home, call (832) 743-6786 — any hour.