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Marathon Roofing
Storm-damaged roof with a temporary tarp in place

Auckland roofing services

Storm damage and emergency leaks

Making the roof safe and weathertight after a storm or sudden leak, then repairing it properly.

When a storm lifts roofing or a leak starts coming through the ceiling, the priority is stopping more water getting in. We make the roof safe and weathertight first, then plan the permanent repair.

For anything urgent, call Jared directly. A phone call is the fastest way to get help.

What's involved

  • 01Temporary weatherproofing to stop further damage
  • 02Securing lifted or loose roofing
  • 03Permanent repairs once conditions allow
  • 04Photos of the damage before and after, useful for insurance

After an Auckland storm

Big weather events bring a lot of calls at once. Get in touch as soon as you can, and if it's safe, take photos of the damage inside and out. Don't go up on a wet or damaged roof yourself.

Questions

Storm damage and emergency leaks: common questions.

Something else? Call Jared.

What should I do while I wait?

Move belongings away from the leak, catch drips with buckets, switch off power to any affected light fittings and take photos for your records.

Can you help with my insurance claim?

We can provide photos and a written quote for the repair, which insurers usually ask for. Your insurer makes the decision on the claim.

Do you do temporary repairs?

Yes. Often the first job is a temporary fix to stop water getting in, followed by a permanent repair.

Get a quote for your roof.

Talk to Jared about storm damage and emergency leaks for your property.

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