This is the urgent hour. Call 352-664-8585 with the address and the wet room, then ask whether a temporary cover fits and the charge before anyone starts. A later wind-or-hail assessment belongs on the storm damage page.
Gainesville office · 352-664-8585
Wires, a failing structure, or water on an electrical panel: call emergency services and keep clear before you call Brehm.
Stand-in, not the opening at your house
Call while water is moving, when you can see an opening, when a limb has punched through the deck, or when a ceiling is still dripping. Say that on 352-664-8585. The conversation is dispatched from the Gainesville shop at 1344 NW 121st Way. This page does not promise a clock time.
Brehm advertises 24/7 emergency roofing. Weather, access, and the property can change the response. Confirm availability on the call. No arrival time is promised on this page.
Temporary protection and the lasting repair are separate. A free inspection is not free emergency labor or materials. If the cover shifts overnight, call back. Do not treat the tarp as the end of the job.
These frames come from Brehm’s project collection. They do not show the hole at your house, and they are not a picture of how a tarp will look.
Crews on a Brehm covering while work is underway
Decking exposed on a Brehm project before the covering returns
A new-build Brehm roof with the framing still in viewNothing on this row is a quoted charge, an arrival time, or a finished repair. Ask those questions on the phone before you authorize a cover.
Short answers for the urgent hour. The phone call confirms availability and the charge.
Call 352-664-8585If there is immediate danger, such as an electrical hazard or a structure that may fail, call emergency services and keep clear. Otherwise call Brehm at 352-664-8585 with the address and the wet rooms. Do not climb and do not set a ladder.
No. Brehm advertises 24/7 emergency roofing availability. The call is where you confirm current availability. Weather, access, and the condition of the property can affect the response. No arrival time is promised on this page.
No. Emergency work and temporary protection may involve a charge. Ask for the proposed scope and the charge before you authorize work. A free roof inspection is not free emergency labor or materials.
No. A tarp is temporary protection, not a finished repair, and it should not be treated as a guarantee against all water entry or later weather. Ask what it will close and who to call if conditions change.
Pick the moment you are in while water is still the problem.
Call 352-664-8585 from a dry spot. Name the wet rooms. If lights, outlets, or the electrical panel are part of it, leave and call emergency services.
Say this on the callWhich room is wet, and is water still moving?
Do not climb and do not set a ladder. Say whether the covering is open to the weather, using only what you can see from a safe place. A ground-level picture can help. It does not replace the crew seeing it.
Say this on the callWhat opening can you see without going up?
A tarp is temporary protection. It is not a promise that every drip stops. Ask what it will close, what it will not do, and the charge before you authorize the work.
Say this on the callWhat will the tarp close, and what is the charge before I say yes?
These prompts are for the phone call. They are not an arrival time.
Call 352-664-8585 from a dry spot. Name the rooms. If lights, outlets, or the electrical panel are in the water, leave and call emergency services.
Describe any opening from the driveway. A picture helps only if you can take it without climbing. It does not replace the crew seeing the opening.
A tarp is a temporary cover, not a finished repair, and not a promise that every drip stops. Ask what it will close and the charge before you authorize it.
Use 352-664-8585 when water is moving, when you can see an opening, when a limb has punched through the deck, or when a ceiling will not stop dripping. Have the street address and the wet rooms ready. The Gainesville shop at 1344 NW 121st Way is where that call is answered. A calm next-day walkthrough of what the wind changed is the storm damage page, not this one.
Leave if lights, outlets, or the electrical panel are in the water, and call emergency services. Do not set a ladder. From the driveway, say whether the covering is open. A picture is useful only if you can take it without climbing.
Ask whether a tarp is the right temporary cover, which openings it would close, and the charge before you authorize anyone to start. A tarp buys time. It does not finish the roof, and it is not a promise that every leak stops. If the cover shifts overnight, call 352-664-8585 again. The advertised 24/7 line is how you confirm availability. This page does not promise a clock time.
Keep people out of a room while water is still dripping. Ask how the cover is fastened and what you should watch overnight. Put a bucket under the drip if you can do that without crossing a wet light or outlet. Do not treat the temporary cover as the end of the job. Labor and materials for the emergency visit are not the free inspection.
Use this card before you dial. Add what the crew should know, then save a text file.
Call the make-safe lineHave the street address, the wet rooms, and whether water is still moving. Ask the charge before you authorize a cover.
Scripts run the boxes. Until then, the linked file holds the phone prompts.
This card stays in this browser until you call. Brehm does not receive it from the page.
Have the address ready. We will confirm availability and whether a tarp is the right next move.
