Roof repair in Marin County, from leaks to storm tarping
From emergency tarping to inspections and replacement, tell us about your roof and we'll connect you with an independent, licensed local roofing contractor.
Calls are answered 24/7 and may be recorded. Free for homeowners, with no obligation.
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Roof repair services in Marin County
Every request goes to an independent, licensed local provider who serves your part of Marin.
Roof Leak Repair
Finding and fixing leaks at flashing, valleys, skylights, vents and worn shingles.
Learn more →Storm & Wind Damage
Repairs after high winds, fallen limbs and wind-driven rain.
Learn more →Emergency Tarping
Temporary tarps to keep water out until permanent repairs.
Learn more →Roof Inspection
Pre-season, pre-sale and post-storm roof inspections.
Learn more →Gutter Repair & Cleaning
Gutter cleaning, repair and downspouts that move water away from your foundation.
Learn more →Roof Replacement
Full replacements, including Class A fire-rated options.
Learn more →How it works
One call or form instead of ten. You stay in control.
Tell us what's happening
Call, text or send the form. Our phone line is answered 24/7, so you can reach us in the middle of a storm.
We connect you
We pass your request to an independent provider we've checked for an active CSLB license and insurance.
You decide
The provider contacts you to discuss the job and give you an estimate. There's never any obligation to hire.
El Niño is here.
NOAA's Climate Prediction Center has an El Niño Advisory in effect for winter 2026–27. Fall is the time to get your roof inspected, before roofers' calendars fill up.
Homeowner guides for Marin County
Practical, sourced guides written for Marin homes, from the first hour after a leak to talking with your insurer.
Roof Repair and Replacement in Marin: The Complete Guide
Everything Marin homeowners need to know about roofs: finding leaks, roof types, storm damage, tarping, repair vs. replacement, fire ratings, permits and choosing a licensed roofer.
Read →El Niño Roof Prep for Marin Homes (2026–27)
Roof-focused El Niño storm prep for Marin County: what to inspect, gutters, flashing, attic checks, emergency tarping and leak triage, plus when to call a licensed roofer.
Read →Roof Leak Detection: How to Find Where Water Is Getting In
How roofers trace leaks from ceiling stains to entry points, what you can check safely yourself, and common leak sources on Marin roofs.
Read →El Niño 2026–27 Roof Prep Checklist for Marin Homeowners
NOAA has an El Niño Advisory in effect for winter 2026–27. A practical roof prep checklist for Marin homes: inspection, flashing, gutters, trees, and emergency plans.
Read →Roof Inspection Before the Rainy Season: What Marin Homeowners Should Expect
What a good pre-season roof inspection covers, what you can check from the ground, and how to read a roofer's report before Marin's winter storms.
Read →How to Choose a Roofer in Marin and Check a CSLB License
How to vet a Marin roofing contractor: checking a CSLB C-39 license, insurance and workers' comp, written bids, and avoiding storm-chaser red flags.
Read →Serving all of Marin County
Local pages cover the housing, terrain and weather exposure of each community.
Local roofing guides
In-depth pages for each problem, town by town.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need a repair or a replacement?
It depends on the roof's age, material, and how widespread the damage is. A local roofer can inspect it and explain the options. Get more than one opinion for big jobs.
Can you tarp my roof during a storm?
We can connect you with providers who offer emergency tarping. Availability depends on the weather and demand.
Does insurance cover roof damage?
Sudden storm or wind damage is often covered, while wear and tear usually isn't. Check your policy and take photos of the damage.
Are the roofers licensed?
We ask providers to hold a valid California contractor license, but please confirm it yourself at cslb.ca.gov before hiring.
Do you do the roofing work?
No. We're a referral service that connects you with independent local roofing contractors.
Is this free for homeowners?
Yes. Providers may pay us for referrals.
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