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Roof Emergency Right Now? Call (469) 203-3778
We answer around the clock, every day of the year. Emergency tarping and leak stops keep water out of your home tonight, and we document every bit of the damage for your insurance claim while we're there.
An open roof is not a static problem. Every hour water has a path inside, it moves further into the decking, the insulation, the drywall, and the framing — turning a contained repair into a rebuild of rooms that were never touched by the storm itself.
Getting the roof covered quickly also protects your claim. Insurance policies expect homeowners to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage after a loss. Documented emergency tarping shows you did exactly that, and it keeps the conversation focused on the storm rather than on what happened afterward.
Our emergency crews carry what it takes to stabilize a home on the first visit, whatever the roof looks like when we get there.
Most homeowners are dealing with an insurance claim for the first time while also dealing with a hole in their roof. We document the loss the way adjusters expect to see it, meet the adjuster on site, and walk the roof with them so nothing gets written off as ordinary wear.
That means one company for the emergency work, the paperwork, and the permanent repair — instead of coordinating three of them from a hotel room.
See how the claim process worksWe respond to emergency calls in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Grand Prairie, Irving, Mansfield, Burleson, Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Lancaster, Waxahachie, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Carrollton, and the surrounding communities.
We're local. When a storm line moves through North Texas, our crews are already here rather than driving in from out of state.
View all service areasWhat We Respond To
Hail bruising, torn shingles, and punctured decking after a North Texas thunderstorm. We tarp the opening first, then document everything for your claim.
A limb through the roof deck is a structural problem, not just a hole. We stabilize the area, remove the debris safely, and secure the roof against the next rain.
High straight-line winds lift and peel shingles along ridges and edges, leaving the underlayment exposed. Left open, one windy night turns into an interior leak.
Ceiling stains, dripping light fixtures, or water running down a wall. We find the entry point, stop the water, and dry the affected areas before mold sets in.
After a fire, the roof is often compromised by both flame and the water used to put it out. We secure the structure and handle the restoration end to end.
How It Works
Someone answers. We take the address, ask what you're seeing, and tell you how to stay safe until we arrive.
We walk the roof and the interior to find every entry point, not just the obvious one, and identify anything structurally unsafe.
Tarping, leak stops, board-up, and water extraction — whatever it takes to stop the damage from spreading tonight.
Dated photos, moisture readings, and a written scope of the damage, prepared the way adjusters expect to receive it.
Once the emergency is contained and the claim is settled, our crews complete the full repair or replacement.
First 24 Hours
Emergency Call Reviews
A limb came through our roof late on a Sunday night. Trinity answered the phone, showed up, and had the opening tarped before the next round of rain hit. That call saved our ceilings.
Robert C.
Grand Prairie, TX
Water was running down our hallway wall. They found the entry point, stopped the leak, dried everything out, and photographed all of it for the claim. We never had to chase anybody down.
Angela P.
Fort Worth, TX
After the windstorm, half our shingles were gone. Trinity secured the roof the same day and then handled the whole replacement with our insurance company. Straight answers the entire time.
Victor M.
Irving, TX
Materials Matter — Here's Why
Here's something most roofing companies won't tell you: the cheapest quote usually means the cheapest materials. And the cheapest materials don't last in Texas.
DFW weather is brutal on roofs — 100+ degree summers, hail season, wind storms, and sudden temperature swings. Cheap shingles crack. Cheap underlayment tears. Cheap flashing rusts. And two years later, you're calling someone to fix what should have lasted 20.
We don't play that game. Every Trinity Roofing job uses quality materials — the kind built to hold up to Texas heat, hail, and wind. We could buy cheaper stuff and offer the lowest quote in DFW. We choose not to. Here's what that means for you:
We're not the cheapest roofer in DFW, and we don't want to be. We're the one you call when you want it done right — with materials that will still be protecting your home 20 years from now.
You're not just buying a roof. You're buying peace of mind for the next two decades.
Yes. Our emergency line is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Storms in North Texas rarely happen at a convenient time, so someone picks up whenever you call.
Emergency mitigation work is generally covered by your homeowner's policy as a reasonable step to prevent further damage. We'll explain the costs up front and document everything so it can be submitted with your claim.
We'd strongly recommend against it. A wet, storm-damaged roof is genuinely dangerous, and an improperly anchored tarp often channels water into new places or tears off in the next gust. Call us and stay off the roof.
Call anyway. Sooner is always better, but we can still stop active leaks, dry out what's wet, and document the damage. Just don't wait longer — reporting deadlines and progressive water damage both work against you.
Both. We stabilize the roof immediately, then complete the permanent repair or full replacement once the claim is settled, with the same crews and the same point of contact throughout.