Commercial Roof Leaking?
Call for Emergency Help
Call 800-483-9932 for an active commercial roof leak or urgent storm damage. Share your building address, where water is appearing and any immediate safety concerns so the service team can discuss the response.
Protect People While You Arrange Help
Keep people clear
Keep people away from active leaks, visibly damaged or sagging ceilings, and affected equipment.
Stay off the roof
Do not go onto the roof or attempt roof repairs during hazardous conditions.
Keep clear of electrical hazards
If water may contact electricity, keep clear and contact your facility's qualified electrical personnel or a licensed electrician. Do not touch wet electrical equipment.
Protect belongings only when safe
Move or cover belongings only when the area is safe to enter.
Record the leak when it is safe
Record the leak location and take photographs only when safe; do not delay protective action to collect evidence.
Call emergency services for immediate threats
For an immediate threat to life, fire or an electrical emergency, contact emergency services.
What Happens After You Call
Discuss the conditions and access
Share the building address, where water is appearing, what is below and any access requirements. Mention any roof warranty.
Assess safe response options
The service team reviews what can be done safely to stabilize the area in the current conditions.
Document and agree next steps
Findings and work are recorded, and any further investigation or permanent repair is agreed as its own scope.
Coverage, Documentation and Billing
Where we respond
Bloom responds to commercial roof emergencies from its Brighton headquarters and technicians based around Michigan, with coverage into northern Indiana and northern Ohio. Call to confirm availability for your location and conditions, or see our contact information.
Documentation
Bloom documents the roofing conditions found and the work performed. That record can support your own insurance or warranty process, but Bloom does not determine insurance coverage or guarantee claim acceptance.
Billing
Emergency response is billed at the emergency rate. Temporary stabilization and any permanent repair may be separate scopes, and pricing is confirmed for the work.
After the Emergency: Make Sure It Doesn't Happen Again
Once the water is stopped, Bloom documents what caused it and recommends the permanent repair. If the same roof has leaked before, the next step is a full inspection, so you know whether this was one failed detail or a pattern. Then a maintenance program keeps the details that fail first in shape.
Questions About Emergency Leaks
What makes a leak urgent?
Water actively entering the building, or damage that is likely to let water in before scheduled work can happen, such as storm-opened membrane or a failed drain during heavy rain. Water near electrical equipment, inventory or occupied areas raises the urgency. An old stain with no active leak can usually be handled as a scheduled repair.
What is the difference between temporary and permanent work?
Temporary stabilization aims to limit further water entry when it can be done safely in the current conditions. A permanent repair addresses the confirmed cause and is scoped separately, often once conditions allow a full review.
What documentation will I receive?
A record of the roofing conditions found and the work performed. It can support your insurance or warranty process; review your policy and warranty notice requirements, since Bloom does not determine coverage.
Which Bloom team covers my building?
The base nearest your building. Bloom dispatches technicians from Brighton, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Downriver, Albion, Birch Run and Saginaw, and northern Ohio goes to whichever team is closest. The dispatch zones page lists every city and the base that covers it.
Water Coming In?
Call Now
Call any time for an active commercial roof leak or urgent storm damage. For nonurgent work, request a scheduled repair instead.