Water on the Warehouse Floor?
Leak repair for flat and metal roofs around Portland. A person answers the leak line every hour of every day.
Leak Triage, With the Bucket Still Filling
Five taps. You get how fast we would roll, what to do in the next hour and what the crew will check first. Then send it straight to dispatch.
Do This in the Next Hour
What the Crew Checks First
Response windows and prices are samples for this demo. Real times depend on the weather, the hour and how many calls are open.
Calls From the Last Wet Week
Sample jobs. On your site, these are your real photos, pinned to the part of town where the work was done.
Rivergate, 2:10 amDrip Over the Pallet Racks
Crew on the roof in under three hours. Split seam at a curb, patched and sealed.
GreshamTarped Through the Storm
Wind lifted a corner of the roof. Tarped that night, rebuilt on the first dry day.
TualatinFinding the Wet Insulation
The stain was 40 feet from the hole. The meter found the path the water took.
HillsboroWelded Seam, Not Caulk
A caulked seam from an old repair had failed. Heat welded the full run instead.
Two Visits a Year Keep the Buckets Away
Most leaks we see in November start with a drain that was never cleared in October. A plan puts us on your roof before the rain does.
- Fall and spring checkupDrains cleared, moss and needles off, seams and flashing checked, photo reportFrom $0.04 a sq ft
- Priority leak linePlan members go to the front of the line on storm nightsIncluded
- Repair creditSmall fixes found on a checkup get done on the same visitUp to 2 hours
Sample pricing for this demo. A 40,000 square foot roof would start near $1,600 a visit.
What Facility Managers Say
Sample reviews written for this demo. Your site shows your real Google reviews, word for word.
Called at 1 am with water on a pallet of paper goods. A real person picked up and a crew was on the roof before our morning shift.
Dana W. Rivergate
They told us the roof had years left and only needed the drains done twice a year. Nobody else said that.
Hector R. Clackamas
The photo report went straight to our property owner. No back and forth.
Lisa M. Beaverton
North Portland Yard, Metro Wide Crews
Trucks leave the Rivergate yard loaded with membrane, tarps and pumps. We cover the whole metro, including Vancouver WA.
- Portland
- Gresham
- Beaverton
- Hillsboro
- Tigard
- Tualatin
- Clackamas
- Milwaukie
- Troutdale
- Wilsonville
- Vancouver WA
(503) 555-0161 · dispatch@example.com
What People Ask on the Leak Line
Can you fix a leak while it is still raining?
We can stop most leaks for now. In the rain we tarp, seal or patch to keep water out, then come back on a dry day for the lasting repair. New membrane does not bond well to a wet roof.
Should my maintenance crew go up and look?
Only if they are trained and tied off, and never on a wet roof after dark. A slick membrane and a skylight are how people get hurt. Photos from inside and the location of the drip help us more.
Do you only work on roofs you installed?
No. Most of our calls are roofs someone else put on. We repair EPDM, TPO, PVC, built up, modified bitumen and metal roofs. If the roof is still under a maker's warranty, we tell you first so you do not void it.
What does a leak call cost?
In this demo a daytime leak call starts at $395 for the first two hours on site, and after hours calls start at $595. A temporary tarp or patch is usually $450 to $1,200. You get a written price before any lasting repair starts.
Can you work with our insurance claim?
Yes. We take dated photos, write down the cause we find and send a report you can give your adjuster. What the policy pays is between you and your carrier.
Leaking Right Now?
Call the leak line. Tell us the address, where the water is and what is under it.