Monsoon season runs from mid June through September and brings dust, sudden wind and short, heavy rain. Microbursts can strip tile or shingles from one house and skip the next. Call us after a storm. We do our best to get out quickly, stop the water and then quote the permanent repair with photos.
Storm damage in Scottsdale usually means the monsoon. From mid June through September, a calm afternoon can turn into a wall of dust, a blast of wind and a short, heavy downpour. Microbursts push straight down and outward and can strip tile from a ridge or peel shingles from one slope while the house next door is untouched. Hail is occasional. Call us after a storm and we will do our best to get a crew out quickly to stop the leak and protect the building.
The first job is to keep water out. That may mean a tarp, a temporary patch on a flat roof, or resetting slipped tiles over torn underlayment. A tarp is a short-term cover and not a repair. Once the roof is dry we inspect it properly, take photos and write up what needs a permanent fix. On tile roofs the damage is often underneath: wind lifts the tile and rain is driven over the top of the underlayment laps.
If you plan to claim on insurance, photograph the damage and keep any broken pieces before clean-up. Your policy and your insurer decide what is covered. Arizona law does not let a contractor pay or rebate your deductible. Be careful with anyone who knocks on the door after a storm and wants a signature that day. We give you a written quote and photos you can share with your adjuster, and you choose what to do next.
Storm damage & emergency repair in Scottsdale: common questions
What should I do while I wait for a roofer?
Move belongings, catch the water, and take photos. Stay off the roof, especially when it is wet or windy. If water is near a light fitting, switch off that circuit.
Is monsoon wind damage covered by insurance?
Sudden storm damage is often covered, and slow wear is usually not. Only your policy and your insurer can answer for your roof.
Can a flat roof be patched during monsoon season?
Yes, once the surface is dry enough for the patch to bond. A temporary repair keeps water out until a permanent one can be done.
How it works
- Free inspection: Call, text or book online. We get on the roof and take photos.
- Written quote: Repair and replacement options with clear pricing.
- Schedule & protect: We set a date, protect your property and handle permits when needed.
- Roof work & clean-up: Our crew completes the work, cleans up and walks it with you.