Active leak
Water entering ceilings, walls or roof spaces during or after rainfall.
24-HOUR EMERGENCY ROOF RESPONSE
For active leaks, storm damage and urgent roof failures across Leeds and West Yorkshire, calling is the fastest route to Skylight.
WHEN TO CALL
If water is actively entering the property or weather has opened up part of the roof, early contact can reduce the chance of the problem spreading internally.
Water entering ceilings, walls or roof spaces during or after rainfall.
Tiles, slates, flashing or roof sections visibly displaced after severe weather.
A roof detail has opened, failed or become unsafe unexpectedly.
WHILE YOU WAIT
Keep clear of unsafe roof areas and leave external inspection to the team.
Where it is safe to do so, protect internal belongings from further water exposure.
WhatsApp images can help the team understand the visible problem before arrival.
URGENT DOES NOT MEAN UNACCOUNTABLE
EMERGENCY ROOF REPAIRS / LEEDS
When a roof is actively leaking, tiles or slates have moved in high winds, flashing has failed or storm damage has opened a route for water, the priority is to make contact quickly and understand what has happened. Skylight provides a 24-hour emergency roof call-out route across Leeds and West Yorkshire.
Emergency roofing enquiries commonly involve water entering ceilings or loft spaces, missing or displaced roof coverings, damage around chimneys and flashings, and sudden failures after severe weather. Calling is the fastest route; photographs sent safely by WhatsApp can provide useful context before the team attends.
EMERGENCY ROOF FAQ
Active water ingress, storm damage, displaced roof coverings or another sudden failure that is exposing the property to further damage can justify an urgent call.
No. Do not climb onto a wet, damaged or unsafe roof. Explain what you can see from a safe position and send photographs only when they can be taken safely.
Yes. Photos can help explain the visible problem, but for an active leak or urgent failure calling should remain the first step.
The primary emergency roofing coverage is Leeds and West Yorkshire, including surrounding communities across Bradford, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Halifax, Keighley and Wetherby.