Worn asphalt shingles with cracked tabs. Illustration only, not a photo of a Duncan roofing job.
Emergency
Emergency roof repair in Duncan and the Cowichan Valley
If water is entering now, after wind or a long rain, call for an emergency repair. If the building is unsafe, call 911 before you call anyone else.
People first. Get out and call 911 if the roof is collapsing, if you smell smoke or burning, or if water is running near electrical gear. A roofer is the call after the scene is safe.
The emergency this valley actually produces is weather. A wind lifts a course. A branch opens a hole. Rain finds the gap before the day is over. That is an urgent repair conversation: cover the opening, stop the drip, and plan the permanent fix once the wood can be seen dry. It is not a promise that a truck is around the corner, and this website cannot dispatch one. The connection is a phone call or the form. Arrival time belongs to the contractor who accepts the work.
Say where you are. An emergency in Crofton is not an emergency in Lake Cowichan, and the drive between them is long. Say whether anyone is still in the room under the drip. Say if the ceiling is bulging. Those facts change what the roofer brings. They do not change the 911 rule above.
