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    24/7 Emergency Roof Repair in the Kansas City Metro · KS & MO

    MCO Roofing provides emergency roof repair and temporary tarping across the Kansas City metro in Kansas and Missouri. Based in Shawnee, we help with active leaks and storm-damaged roofs. Call (913) 954-4501 any time to describe the damage and confirm crew availability. Arrival depends on weather, safe roof access and current demand.

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    MCO Roofing crew during a residential roof replacement in Kansas
    From the MCO Roofing project gallery.
    Same Day
    Response Across the KC Metro
    24 / 7
    Phones Answered After Hours
    KS & MO
    Johnson, Douglas + Jackson Counties

    Call Right Now If

    When to Call Us

    Some roof problems wait until morning. These don't.

    Active Leak Inside

    Water on the ceiling, dripping into a bucket, a wet spot spreading on drywall. Call now. Every hour of soak time costs you.

    After-Hours Storm Damage

    Just hit by hail or 60+ mph winds? Don’t wait until morning. We dispatch evenings and weekends across the Kansas City metro, Kansas and Missouri.

    Tree or Limb on the Roof

    We secure the deck and tarp the breach, then document visible roof conditions for you to share with your insurer.

    Major Hail Event

    Golf-ball or larger hail in your area? Even without visible leaks, impact damage may already be opening seams. Same-day inspection.

    Our Response

    Same-Day Response Process

    From your first call to a tarped, secured roof, usually inside a single day.

    1. Step 1

      Call (913) 954-4501

      Tell us what you’re seeing. We triage the emergency on the phone and give you an honest ETA.

    2. Step 2

      Same-Day Dispatch

      A crew rolls the same day across the Kansas City metro, Kansas and Missouri. Most homes in our service radius see us within hours.

    3. Step 3

      Tarp and Secure

      We tarp the breach, secure compromised decking, and stop active water intrusion before it spreads further inside.

    4. Step 4

      Plan the Permanent Fix

      Once your home is dry, we document visible roof conditions and schedule the permanent repair you authorize.

    Tonight vs. Next Week

    Stabilize Now, Restore Later

    Permanent repairs need planning, materials, and good weather. Emergency response stops the bleeding while we line that up.

    Tonight: Stabilize

    • Tarp the active breach
    • Secure loose or lifted shingles
    • Cover exposed roof decking
    • Remove fallen limbs from the roof surface
    • Document damage with photos for your insurer

    Next Week: Restore

    • Full shingle replacement to manufacturer spec
    • Decking and underlayment rebuild
    • Flashing and vent boot replacement
    • Roof documentation and optional adjuster roof-scope support
    • Gutter and downspout restoration

    You communicate directly with your insurer about coverage and settlement. We can provide roof documentation and answer questions about our construction scope. Once the leak is stopped, learn how a roof claim works.

    Roof protection and repair work

    Close view of lifted shingle tabs on an asphalt roof
    Lifted shingles at the roof surface.
    Synthetic roof underlayment rolled out during a roof replacement in Kansas
    Underlayment before the shingles go on.
    Roofing work above a garage with a trailer and blue tarps around the work area
    Tarps and equipment around the work area.

    Service Area

    Where We Dispatch Same-Day

    Emergency crews go out across the Kansas City metro, Kansas and Missouri. Most homes in our radius get an on-site response within hours during active storm events.

    Johnson County, KS

    Overland ParkOlatheLenexaLeawoodShawneePrairie VillageMission HillsGardnerSpring HillDe SotoMerriamMissionRoeland Park

    Douglas County, KS

    Lawrence

    Jackson County, MO

    Kansas CityIndependenceLee's SummitBlue Springs

    Leavenworth County, KS

    LeavenworthLansingFort Leavenworth

    Outside daylight hours, we still answer the phone, triage your emergency, and dispatch as conditions allow. Active leaks always jump the line. If you suspect storm or hail damage caused the leak, we'll document it on the same visit.

    Common Questions

    Emergency Repair FAQ

    Active interior leaks, missing shingle sections from wind, a fallen tree on the roof, major hail damage during a storm event, or any roof breach during severe weather. Call (913) 954-4501 24/7.

    Same-day response across the Kansas City metro, KS & MO. Most calls within Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee, Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, and Blue Springs see arrival within 2–4 hours. After-hours and weekend calls dispatch within 60 minutes of receipt.

    Most emergency tarp services run $350–$750 depending on roof size and damage location. Coverage or reimbursement depends on your policy and insurer. Save the receipts and ask your insurer how temporary protection is treated.

    Your policy and insurer decide whether emergency tarping is covered. Report the damage promptly. Ask what temporary work is authorized, and keep the receipts. MCO can document the roof work you authorize.

    Move valuables and electronics away from the leak area, place buckets under active drips, take photos of all damage, and stay out of the affected room if there's ceiling sagging. Don't climb on the roof yourself.

    After the water stops

    • A tarp is triage. It stops the damage getting worse and buys you the time to make the real decision without a bucket in the hallway.

    • That decision is usually a roof repair when the failure is one flashing, one valley or a handful of shingles, and a roof replacement when the leak turned out to be the symptom rather than the problem.

    • Flat and low-slope roofs are their own case, because water travels along the deck before it drops and the entry point is rarely above the stain. Those are covered on the flat and low-slope page.

    Request a roof inspection

    Free inspections across the Kansas City metro, in Kansas and Missouri.

    First responder & veteran credit: see eligibility and terms
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