Emergency Roof Repair

When your roof is leaking or damaged, you need fast, reliable repairs. Total Roofing provides emergency roof repair services throughout Colorado Springs and surrounding communities. We respond quickly — 24-hour emergency service — to protect your home from further damage.

24-hour Emergency Tarping

Active leak? Storm just hit? Call us any hour — we deploy emergency tarping to stop water intrusion while permanent repairs are planned. Water damage compounds fast; every hour of delay is drywall, insulation, and framing you have to replace later.

Common Repairs

Missing or damaged shingles, flashing repairs, vent boot replacement, skylight leaks, valley repairs, cracked pipe boots, and gutter damage. Most single-issue repairs are done in one visit.

Repair vs. Replace

Not every damaged roof needs full replacement. Our honest assessment tells you whether a repair will hold or whether replacement is the better investment. We never upsell — if a repair will last, we'll say so.

Before you file a claim — 5 things to check

Filing a hail claim in Colorado is not a reflex. A few minutes of homework can save you thousands and keep your carrier from raising your premium for the next five years.

1. Confirm there is real damage first. Filing a claim with no visible damage burns a claim slot on your record for nothing. Get a free inspection before you call the carrier.
2. Know your deductible. A percentage-based deductible on a $650K home hits very differently than a flat $1,000 deductible. Do the math before you file.
3. RCV vs. ACV. Replacement Cost Value pays what a new roof costs today. Actual Cash Value depreciates for age — a 10-year-old roof on an ACV policy can leave you paying $8-15K out of pocket. Know which policy you have.
4. Ask about the Class 4 shingle discount. Many Colorado carriers offer an impact-resistant roof discount on the wind/hail portion of your premium after installing UL 2218 Class 4 shingles. The size of the discount and whether it's offered at all varies by carrier — ask your agent for your policy's specifics before you count on it in the math.
5. Sometimes the smart move is to NOT file. If your realistic repair cost is $1,200 and your deductible is $1,000, paying the $200 gap out of pocket keeps the claim off your record. A single claim can push renewal premiums up for 3-5 years.