Leak Repairs
Emergency repairs to stop active water leaks, preventing further interior or structural damage.
Emergency services · 24/7
Emergency repairs when you need them most
Leaks, storm and tree damage, board-up, shoring and fire make-safe — our crews respond across the Lower Mainland and the Fraser Valley.
Roof leak or storm damage right now?
PCC Roofing runs its own 24/7 emergency roofing crew. Call them directly for an active roof leak or a storm-damaged roof; for everything else on this page, use our emergency line.
What we respond to
Emergency services
Tree Impact
Safe removal of fallen trees and structural stabilization following impact incidents.
Storm Damage
Fast assessment and restoration of roofs, siding, and interiors damaged by severe weather.
Shoring
Temporary structural support to secure weakened or compromised buildings after vehicle impact, damage or collapse risk.
Board Up
Immediate boarding and securing of openings to protect properties from weather or unauthorized access.
Additional emergency support
Also on call
Roof Tarping
Temporary coverings to prevent water intrusion following storms or fires.
Flood & Water Extraction
Fast pumping of standing water and start of the drying and restoration process.
Fire Damage Make-Safe
Securing fire-affected structures for inspection and safety compliance.
Structural Assessment & Repair
On-site evaluation and stabilization by qualified structural specialists.
Temporary Power & Lighting
Safe, reliable power setups to keep restoration work moving.
Debris Removal & Site Clean-Up
Clearing hazardous materials and debris for a safe recovery environment.
How it works
What happens when you call
Get in Touch Anytime
Call the emergency line day or night, or request a callback, and tell us what has happened and where.
Emergency Crew Dispatched
An in-house crew comes out with the equipment to make the property safe and stop further damage.
On-Site Assessment & Transparent Quote
We inspect the damage, explain the make-safe work before it starts and quote the repair in writing.
Fast Action & Continuous Updates
The crew secures the site, and we keep you updated at every stage until the repair is done.
Why work with us
Why Choose Pacific Coast Contracting?
Choosing Pacific Coast Contracting means one accountable company across renovation, decking and roofing — excellence, reliability, and a seamless experience from the first call to the final inspection. Here's why property owners across the Lower Mainland work with us.
Expertise
We are committed to delivering top-notch craftsmanship, ensuring that every project is completed to the highest standards of quality and precision.
Craftsmanship
Our focus is on understanding and exceeding our clients' expectations. We work closely with each client, tailoring our services to their unique needs and vision.
Client Satisfaction
We understand the importance of timelines in every project. Our project management keeps every stage planned and coordinated, without compromising on quality.
Planned Scheduling
From the first call to the final inspection, our teams plan the work around your schedule and keep you updated at every stage.
Service area
Where we respond
Our three divisions work across the Lower Mainland and the Fraser Valley from one office in Port Coquitlam. Select a city for its local page.
Also serving: Chilliwack
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as an emergency?
Anything that leaves a property unsafe, open to the weather or open to entry: active water leaks, storm and fallen-tree damage, vehicle impacts and other structural damage that needs shoring, broken windows and doors that need boarding up, and fire-damaged buildings that need making safe. Our crews also handle roof tarping, water extraction, temporary power and lighting, and debris clean-up.
What should I do while I wait for the crew?
Put people first. If the building may be structurally unsafe, get everyone out and stay out. Keep well back from downed power lines and call 911 to report them. If water is pouring in and the main shut-off valve is safe to reach, turn it off. Then, only if it is safe, move valuables away from the damage and take photos for your insurer.
Who do I call about a roof leak or storm damage to a roof?
Call PCC Roofing directly on 604-554-0963. Our roofing division runs its own 24/7 emergency roofing crew, so an active roof leak or a storm-damaged roof goes straight to the people who tarp and repair roofs every day. For everything else, from flooding and fallen trees to board-up, shoring and fire make-safe, use the Pacific Coast Contracting emergency line on this page.
Do you work with insurance companies?
Yes. We document the damage with photos and a written scope and can coordinate with your adjuster, so the claim starts from a clear record of the site. Whether the damage is covered is your insurer’s decision, and it helps to tell them about it as soon as you can. Once the property is safe, the restoration and rebuild can run through us as one contractor.
How much does emergency work cost?
It depends on the damage and on the work needed to make the property safe. Make-safe work, such as tarping, boarding up, shoring or water extraction, is scoped and explained before it starts, so you know what the crew is doing and why. The follow-on repair gets its own written quote once the property is secure and the full extent of the damage is known.
Which areas do you cover?
We respond across 17 Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley cities, from North Vancouver, Vancouver and Richmond east through Burnaby, Surrey and Langley to Abbotsford, Mission and Chilliwack. Our Service Locations page lists every one, each with its own local page. If your property is just outside them, call the emergency line and ask.
Emergency services · 24/7
Request an emergency callback
For an active emergency call +1 (604) 554-0962. For everything else, send your details and we call you back.
Request an emergency callback
For an active emergency call +1 (604) 554-0962. For everything else, send your details and we call you back.
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