My Roof Is Leaking

A roof leak needs a roofer, but if water has already damaged your ceiling or drywall, you may also need a water damage restoration professional. If the leak is active and spreading, act fast to minimize damage.

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What to Do Right Now

Water dripping from the ceiling, water stains on walls or ceiling, or damp spots appearing after rain.

Move furniture and valuables away from the leak area
Place a bucket or container under the drip
If the ceiling is bulging, carefully puncture a small hole to release trapped water
Take photos of the damage for insurance documentation

What Not to Do

✗Don't climb on the roof during a storm
✗Don't ignore a small leak — it will get worse
✗Don't assume the stain location is the leak location — water travels along rafters

When to Call a Professional

Call immediately if water is actively dripping through your ceiling, if the leak appeared during or after a storm, or if you see a bulging or sagging ceiling.

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My Roof Is Leaking — Questions

If the water is coming through your roof after rain, you need a roofer. If water is coming through a ceiling pipe or fixture, it may be a plumbing issue. TBCRN helps determine which professional you need.