National Storm Dispatch

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Emergency Roof Repair.

Connects homeowners with local roofers for emergency roof repair — leaks, missing shingles, hail, and storm damage.

Request an inspection and a local roofer will contact you. Tarping, hail damage, leaks, and storm repair.

  • Emergency Roof Tarping
  • Severe Hail Damage
  • Shingle Mitigation
  • Complete Structural Replacement
Monitored Grid
ACTIVE
Threshold Baseline
NWS · BOM · ECCC criteria
Operating Regions
US / CA / AU

Dispatch Compliance Protocol

To receive requests from our routing network, contractors must legally maintain:

  • [US]Active State Licensure, EIN, and General Liability COI.
  • [AU]State Trade Licensure, ABN, and Public Liability Certificate of Currency.
  • [CA]Provincial Licensing, Federal BN, and Provincial Workers' Comp Clearance.

What the contractors handle

  • Emergency tarping to stop water getting in
  • Hail damage inspection and repair
  • Wind-lifted and missing shingles or tiles
  • Full roof replacement where repair is not viable
  • Documentation for an insurance claim

Worth getting a look at the roof if

  • Hail has been through and you have not had the roof checked since
  • You can see missing, lifted, or curling shingles from the ground
  • There are granules collecting in gutters or at downpipe outlets
  • A ceiling stain has appeared after rain
  • Flashing, vents, or ridge capping look disturbed

Roof storm damage is often invisible from the ground. Hail tends to bruise shingles and knock granules loose long before anything leaks, and wind damage usually starts as a lifted edge rather than an obvious hole — which is why plenty of damaged roofs get missed until the first heavy rain afterwards.

Each postcode page also shows recent local weather so you can see what has passed over the area. That is extra context, not a roof inspection.

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