
What to do right now
- Move furniture and electronics away from the leak
- Catch the water in buckets
- If the ceiling is bulging, poke a small hole to drain it into a bucket
- Turn off power to affected light fixtures if water is near them
- Photograph everything
- Call (505) 257-2289
Temporary fixes
- Tarping damaged shingle roofs
- Temporary sealant on flat roof splits and seams
- Clearing frozen or clogged scuppers and drains
- Sealing around lifted flashing

Then the real repair
Once the weather allows, we find the root cause and make a permanent repair, or recommend a recoat or replacement if the roof is worn out. See roof repair.
Safety
Don't climb onto a wet, icy or snowy roof. Most leaks can be managed from inside until help arrives.
Common questions
Do you come out in snow?
Call (505) 257-2289. We'll do what's safe, and often a temporary fix is possible once conditions allow.
Will a tarp hold through winter?
A well-secured tarp can buy time, but a permanent repair should follow as soon as possible.