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Fallen Tree Damage Repair by ARCM Roofing
Tree on your roof? Our crews remove debris, tarp exposed decking, brace the structure, and rebuild every damaged layer — one team from first cut to final shingle.
5 Highlights on Fallen Tree Damage Repair
Two Jobs, One Crew
A tree strike compresses two jobs into one: careful removal and expert reconstruction. Most tree services can't rebuild a roof. Most roofers won't touch a trunk. We do both.
24/7 Emergency Response
We dispatch trained technicians within hours to tarp punctured decking, brace compromised trusses, and stop water intrusion before it spreads into attic insulation and drywall.
Full Structural Assessment
We inspect rafters, roof decking, fascia, soffits, and load-bearing framing to document every impact point for your records.
Insurance Claim Support
Our team photographs damage, writes detailed scopes of work, and meets your adjuster on site to keep the claim moving.
Complete Debris Removal
We cut, haul, and dispose of downed limbs and trunk sections safely, protecting landscaping and siding during removal.
Like-for-Like Restoration
We shingle, flash, seal, and waterproof the repaired section to match your existing roof in color, profile, and warranty coverage.
One point of contact from the first phone call to final inspection.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Our Fallen Tree Repair
Speed matters after a tree comes down. Exposed decking absorbs rainwater within hours, and saturated sheathing rots fast. Our emergency line connects you to a live dispatcher, not a voicemail. We arrive with tarps, lumber for temporary bracing, and chainsaws on the first truck.
Our crews hold OSHA safety certifications and carry full liability and workers' compensation insurance, so you're never exposed to risk while we work. We're licensed roofing contractors with factory certifications from major shingle manufacturers, which lets us offer material warranties uncertified crews can't match.
Homeowners also choose us for straight talk. We tell you what needs repair, what doesn't, and what your insurance policy will likely cover. No inflated scopes. No pressure.
If a seam we sealed or a valley we flashed ever leaks, we come back and fix it at no charge. That's a written 10-year promise, not a handshake.
Warning Signs
Signs You Need Fallen Tree Damage Repair
Repair is necessary the moment a limb or trunk contacts your roofline, even when damage looks minor from the ground — impact forces travel through the roofing system in ways you can't see from the driveway.
Punctured or Cracked Decking
A limb doesn't need to crash through your ceiling to break the plywood or OSB sheathing beneath your shingles. Look for depressions in the roof plane or daylight visible from the attic. Cracked decking loses its load rating and needs replacement, not patching.
Displaced or Creased Shingles
Impact scatters granules, lifts tabs, and creases asphalt shingles along the strike path. Creased shingles lose their wind rating and their seal strips, which invites blow-offs during the next storm.
Bent Flashing and Crushed Vents
Trees often strike near ridgelines and penetrations. Damaged step flashing, ridge vents, and pipe boots create slow leaks that stain ceilings weeks after the storm passes.
Sagging Rooflines or Cracked Rafters
A visible dip in the ridge or roof plane signals structural damage to trusses or rafters. This calls for immediate bracing and professional repair before snow load or wind stress worsens the failure.
Water Stains and Attic Moisture
Brown ceiling spots, damp insulation, or a musty attic smell after a tree strike means water found a path through the damaged assembly. The leak source rarely sits directly above the stain, so a professional inspection traces it back to the impact zone.
Limb down on the roofline? Call now — even at night.
How We Work
Our Fallen Tree Repair Process
01
Emergency Stabilization
We arrive, assess safety hazards like downed power lines, then cut and remove the tree in controlled sections. Crews install heavy-duty tarps and temporary shoring to keep weather out.
02
Damage Assessment and Documentation
We inspect the decking, framing, underlayment, shingles, flashing, and gutters. Every finding gets photographed and written into a detailed repair scope you can hand to your insurance carrier.
03
Insurance Coordination
We meet your adjuster on site, walk the damage together, and answer scope questions directly. This step shortens approval timelines and reduces disputes over covered items.
04
Structural and Roofing Repairs
Carpenters replace broken rafters, trusses, and sheathing first. Then our roofing crew installs ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, and new shingles matched to your existing roof. We flash every penetration and waterproof every valley.
05
Final Inspection and Cleanup
A project manager walks the completed repair with you, runs a magnetic sweep for nails across your lawn and driveway, and hands over your warranty paperwork.
Emergency tarping in hours. Full restoration in two to five days.
Brands We Use
Structural and Roofing Materials in One Kit
GAF
Timberline HDZ shingles with LayerLock technology
Owens Corning
Duration series shingles with SureNail strips
CertainTeed
Landmark architectural shingles
Simpson Strong-Tie
Structural connectors and rafter ties for framing repairs
Grace
Ice & Water Shield self-adhering membrane
TAMKO
Heritage laminated shingles
Atlas
StormMaster shingles rated for high wind
DuPont
Tyvek Protec synthetic underlayment
Karnak
Flashing cement and roof sealants
Malarkey
Polymer-modified shingles with impact resistance
Safety anchors every job. Our crews wear fall protection tied to rated anchor points, follow OSHA chainsaw protocols during tree removal, cordon off drop zones before a single cut, and de-energize hazards before work begins.
FAQs
FAQs About Fallen Tree Damage Repair
›What is fallen tree damage repair?
Fallen tree damage repair is the emergency removal of a downed tree from your home followed by full restoration of the roofing system, including decking, framing, underlayment, shingles, and flashing.
›When should I call for repairs?
Call immediately after the strike, even at night. Exposed decking absorbs water within hours, and our emergency crews tarp and stabilize the roof the same day.
›Why can't I just patch the hole myself?
Impact damage extends beyond the visible hole. Cracked rafters, fractured sheathing, and broken shingle seals hide under the surface, and a qualified inspection catches what a DIY patch misses.
›How long does the repair take?
Emergency tarping takes a few hours. Full restoration typically runs two to five days depending on structural damage, material availability, and insurance approval timelines.
›Can insurance cover fallen tree damage repair?
Most homeowners policies cover tree strikes on the dwelling, including removal and repair. We document the damage, meet your adjuster, and supply the scope of work your carrier needs.
›Does the repaired section match my existing roof?
Yes. We match shingle manufacturer, color, and profile whenever the product line remains available, and we present the closest current equivalents when it doesn't.
›How much does it cost?
Costs depend on structural damage, roof size, and materials. We provide free inspections and written estimates before any billable work begins, so you know the number up front.
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