Active roof leak in Essex County?
Call first. We will discuss the safest next step and our availability. For immediate danger, leave the area and call emergency services.
What to do right now.
Do not try to diagnose an active leak from the roof. Focus on keeping people away from hazards while you call.
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Leave an unsafe area
If there is immediate danger or the structure appears unsafe, get everyone out and contact emergency services.
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Stay clear of sagging ceilings
A bulging or sagging ceiling may fail. Do not stand beneath it, touch it, or puncture it.
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Avoid wet electrical fixtures
Do not touch a wet light, switch, or electrical fixture. Leave the area and avoid the water around it.
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Contain only what is safe
If there is no hazard and the area is safe to enter, place a bucket under a drip and move valuables away. Do not climb onto the roof.
A call, then an honest assessment.
We will ask what you can safely observe, talk through urgency, and explain our availability. Once it is safe to inspect, we will look for the likely source and explain whether a repair is enough.
Call (973) 878-0568What should I do first if water is coming in?
Should I poke a bulging ceiling to drain it?
Can Vestyr come out immediately?
What if there is an immediate danger?
Does an emergency leak always need a new roof?
Can I book online for an active leak?
When the immediate concern is safe.
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