Contractor License 13VH08024500
9:00am - 3:00pm Sat
Emergency Roof Repair in Morris County, NJ
Storm damage does not wait for a convenient time. The first job is to stop water getting in, then repair what the storm broke. Hidalgo Brothers LLC has repaired roofs for Morris County homeowners from our yard in Wharton since 2014, licensed and insured under NJ HIC #13VH08024500.
WE TREAT EVERY HOME LIKE OUR OWN — HONESTY, CRAFTSMANSHIP & LASTING RESULTS.
Water coming through the ceiling or walls
A brown ring on a ceiling means water has already crossed the decking and the insulation. A stain that grows after rain, or dripping during a storm, means the roof is open right now. This is the signal that should not wait for the next forecast.
15-20
YEAR ASPHALT ROOF SERVICE LIFE
Missing or torn shingles
Wind damage shows as a lifted tab or a bare patch on one slope, and a hard storm can strip shingles down to the underlayment. Exposed underlayment is not built to take weather for long, so missing shingles after a storm are worth a prompt look.
Tree limbs, holes or punctures
A fallen limb can puncture the roof and the decking beneath it, and even a small hole lets in a lot of water in a hard rain. Debris on the roof can also hide further damage, so the area should be looked at before anyone walks it.
Sagging or soft decking
A visible dip in the roof plane, or a spot that feels spongy underfoot, means the plywood or plank decking beneath has taken on water. This is the one signal that moves a job from surface repair into structural work, and it changes both the scope and the price.
WHEN STORM DAMAGE CAN'T WAIT
SIGNS OF STORM DAMAGE
Short answer: water coming through a ceiling, shingles blown off, a limb on the roof or a visible hole means the roof is open to the next rain. Those are the jobs that should not wait for a scheduled repair.
A storm can also leave damage that cannot be seen from the ground, so a roof that took a hard hit is worth an inspection even when nothing is dripping yet.
What You Get From Hidalgo Brothers
Licensed and Insured
NJ Home Improvement Contractor #13VH08024500. Family-owned and working in Morris County since 2014.
Written Estimate
A Local Team, Not a Call Center
Every job starts with an on-site look and a written estimate setting out scope, materials and price before anyone gets on the roof.
You deal directly with the people whose name is on the company, in the same towns we live in.
In-House Crews
Our own crews do the work, not subcontractors, so the people you meet are the people on your roof.
Top Brands. Trusted Results.
WHAT WE DO
HOW STORM REPAIR WORKS
Storm repair follows four steps, in this order. To start, call (973) 525-6835.
01
THE CALL
Call us and describe what you can see: where water is coming in, what is missing, what fell. We tell you what to do in the meantime and arrange a time to look at the roof.
02
TEMPORARY PROTECTION
Where the roof is open, the first job is keeping water out, typically with a tarp or temporary seal over the damaged area until the permanent repair can be done.
03
INSPECTION
The roof, decking, flashing and the ceilings below are checked to find all of the damage, not only what shows from the ground. You get the findings in writing with the estimate before work starts.
04
PERMANENT REPAIR
Damaged shingles, flashing and any soft decking are repaired or replaced. If the damage is too widespread for a repair, we say so before work starts.
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Related Roofing Services
Roof Repair
Ongoing leaks, flashing and shingle repairs, and the full cost and repair guide.
Inspections and Maintenance
Scheduled condition checks that find flashing failures before they reach the ceiling.
Roof Installation
New roofs on additions, extensions and new construction.
Gutters and Drainage
Overflowing gutters drive water back under the eaves and cause leaks that look like roof failures.