Southwest Missouri storms
The Ozarks get hit from two directions: spring hail and tornado-warned storms out of Oklahoma and Kansas, and winter ice that snaps limbs onto roofs. Springfield, Nixa, Ozark and Republic have grown fast, and newer subdivisions with lightweight architectural shingles lose tabs in high wind more often than people expect.
Rural homes outside town often sit under oaks and hickories with long gravel drives. When we get a call from out past Rogersville or Willard, knowing the gate code and the best way up to the house saves real time in the dark.
Ozarks communities we cover
Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Battlefield, Willard, Strafford, Rogersville and the rest of Greene and Christian counties.
Before the crew arrives
- Stay clear of rooms with sagging drywall.
- If ice brought a limb down, do not climb on an iced roof to pull it off.
- Take photos of the roof from the yard and the wet spots inside.
- Call (417) 429-1927 with directions, gate codes and anything the crew should know about the drive.
Springfield emergency tarping questions
Do you tarp after ice storms?
Yes, once it is safe to work. Ice makes roofs dangerous, so we may wait for daylight or a thaw before climbing and tell you how to protect the inside until then.
Do you cover rural homes outside Springfield?
Yes. We tarp across Greene and Christian counties. Directions and gate codes help a lot.
Is your Springfield number answered at night?
Yes. (417) 429-1927 is answered 24/7.
Can you tarp a metal roof?
Yes. We temporarily cover damaged metal, shingle and low-slope roofs.