Storm damage, fallen limbs, and active leaks handled by one licensed local crew — from emergency tarping and dry-in to the permanent repair.
Emergency Roof Repair
A roof emergency doesn’t wait for a convenient time. Once water gets past the roof, it soaks insulation, stains ceilings, and works into drywall and framing — and the longer it runs, the bigger the repair becomes.
Our first job is to stop the water. We get the damaged area tarped or dried in, protect the inside of your home, and document what happened with photos. Then, once the weather allows, we come back and make the permanent repair — the same crew, start to finish.
Because we’re a licensed general contractor as well as a roofer, we can also handle what the water damaged inside: ceilings, drywall, and trim. You don’t have to line up a second company. See water damage restoration for more.
Is it an emergency?
If water is getting in or your roof is open to the weather, don’t wait for the next storm to make it worse.
An active leak, especially near lights or outlets, needs immediate attention. Shut off that circuit if water is near wiring.
Even if it looks minor, impact can crack decking and rafters. Don’t go up yourself.
After high wind, missing roofing leaves the underlayment exposed to the next rain.
Light coming through means there’s an opening — and water will follow it in.
A sag means water or structural damage. Keep people out of that area and call us.
After a hurricane or tropical storm, get the roof checked even if you don’t see a leak yet.
How we help
Heavy-duty tarping or temporary dry-in to stop water fast and protect your home until the permanent fix.
Replacing damaged tiles, shingles, panels, underlayment, and decking so the roof is sound again.
Drying, then ceiling and drywall repair once the roof is sealed — one licensed company for all of it.
What to expect
Tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll walk you through keeping the area safe and get a crew scheduled.
We tarp or dry in the damaged area and protect the inside of your home.
We inspect the full roof, photograph the damage, and give you a clear repair plan.
We make the lasting repair — and fix interior damage if you need it.
Why Hunter
In a storm, you don’t want one company for the tarp, another for the roof, and a third for the ceiling. We handle it all — licensed for the roofing and the construction.
Emergency calls get priority. We move quickly to stop the water before it spreads.
We repair the roof and the structure and interior it protects, under one company.
We photograph the damage and the repairs so you have a clear record of what was done.
Our work
What homeowners say
Hunter Construction replaced the roof on our home. It’s great to work with a small business that makes you feel at home — I’ve found my roofing contractor in Palm Beach County.
Very professional. Wouldn’t go with anyone else — they’ll treat you right.
I’ve sold roofs for numerous companies all over, and I’ll always recommend Hunter Construction for commercial and residential work.
Good questions
Still wondering about something? Call us at (561) 468-5550 — real answers, no sales pitch.
Put a bucket under the drip, move valuables and furniture away, and if water is near a light or outlet, shut off that circuit at the breaker. Don’t climb onto a wet or damaged roof. Then call us and we’ll get the water stopped.
Yes. If a storm or a fallen limb has opened your roof up, we get a tarp or temporary dry-in over it fast to stop the water, then come back to do the permanent repair once the weather and damage are sorted out.
Quickly — storm and emergency calls go to the front of the line. Call us and we’ll get out to stop the water and look at the damage as soon as we safely can. After a major storm, demand is high, so calling early helps.
It depends on how much came off and the shape the rest of the roof was in. A dozen tiles off an otherwise sound roof is a repair; widespread damage on an older roof may be a replacement. We document what happened and give you the honest call.
Anything actively letting water in or leaving your home exposed — storm damage, a fallen tree, a large active leak, or tiles and panels blown off. If water is getting in or your roof is open to the sky, call right away.
Yes. As a licensed general contractor we handle the interior repairs — ceiling, drywall, and paint — once the roof is sealed and the area has dried.
No. A storm-damaged roof can be slippery and structurally weakened. Look from the ground or the attic and let us do the climbing.
Yes. We work directly with you on cash and financed projects and explain exactly what needs to be done before we do it.
Related services
Where we work
Based in Jupiter and working throughout the Treasure Coast and the Palm Beaches. If your home or building is in one of these areas, we can get out to take a look.
Call us. We’ll get the water stopped, protect your home, and handle the repair from start to finish.
