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Pierce County

Emergency roofers in Tacoma

10 public listings with a locked phone. You call them. We do not book the job.

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This page lists 10 emergency roofers that serve Tacoma. Each one came from a public Google Business Profile or the business’s own website. We have not inspected anyone’s work, so check the license and ask questions before you hire.

Storm night in Pierce County: roof first steps

  1. Tree on a power line near the roof?. Stay away and call Tacoma Power at 253-502-8602. Tell them it is a tree in a line. (Tacoma Public Utilities — Outages & Safety)
  2. Tacoma re-roof permits. Tacoma’s permit FAQ explains when a re-roof needs a permit. Read it before you sign: Tacoma Permits — Is a permit required to re-roof a house?.
  3. Claims. Washington’s Insurance Commissioner has a step-by-step guide to homeowner claims and a consumer line at 800-562-6900. (WA Insurance Commissioner — Filing a homeowner insurance claim)
  4. Registration. Roofers in Washington must register with L&I as contractors. Check that the registration is active on Washington L&I — Verify a Contractor, Tradesperson or Business before you pay a deposit.

Checked against the official pages linked above on 2026-10-08. Numbers change, so confirm on the utility’s site.

Check the license before anyone starts

Roofers in Washington must register with L&I as contractors. Check that the registration is active on Washington L&I — Verify a Contractor, Tradesperson or Business before you pay a deposit.