When a tree comes through the roof, the clock starts. SCR responds fast across Snohomish, King & Skagit Counties — securing and tarping the structure, coordinating removal, and rebuilding to code. One craftsman crew from the emergency call to the final finish.
A tree strike is really two emergencies at once: the structural damage from the impact, and the water damage that starts the moment the building envelope is breached. In our climate, that second problem escalates fast — rain follows the impact straight into insulation, ceilings, and framing.
That's why the first move is always to secure and tarp, not to wait for an estimate. Getting the structure closed up and stabilized protects everything underneath it and keeps a bad night from turning into a gutted home. From there, we can properly assess, coordinate removal, and rebuild.
We get on-site fast to make the structure safe — tarping open roofs, boarding up breaches, and stabilizing anything at risk so weather and further collapse can’t make it worse overnight.
We evaluate the structural damage and coordinate safe removal of the tree or limbs from the structure, working with arborists as needed so the building can be properly opened up and inspected.
Full photo documentation and a detailed estimate for your carrier, so the true scope of structural, roof, and interior damage is captured from the start.
We rebuild framing, roof, and interior back to code and back to the way it should be — the same craftsman crew from the emergency tarp through the final finish.
Wet ground and winter windstorms are a bad combination — and it\u2019s one our region gets every year. The scenarios we respond to most:
Our fall and winter windstorms bring down whole trees onto roofs, garages, and additions — often on saturated ground that gives up the root ball.
Even without a full tree fall, heavy limbs punch through roofing, skylights, and eaves, opening the structure to water.
A strike rarely stops at the surface — rafters, trusses, and ceilings take the load and need real structural repair, not a patch.
Once the envelope is open, Northwest rain follows the impact in, so fast tarping and drying are part of every storm response.
Weeks of rain loosen root systems; a modest gust then topples trees that stood for decades, a pattern we see every winter here.
Fences, decks, garages, and vehicles often take damage alongside the house — we scope the whole property, not just the roof.
Clyde Hill — tree-strike roof damage, fully restored
Tree and storm claims are usually covered — but the covered scope goes well beyond the obvious roof hole. We document the full structural and interior damage and work your claim so it’s captured correctly.
SCR Construction NW serves homeowners across Snohomish, King & Skagit Counties — from the first emergency call to the final coat of finish.
Get everyone out of the affected area and clear of any leaning tree or sagging roof. If it’s safe, cut power to the impacted part of the home. Then call us — we’ll get there to secure and tarp the structure and stop further damage. Take photos for your claim if you safely can.
We handle the structure and coordinate removal of the tree or limbs with a trusted local arborist. Either way, you get one point of contact for the whole job.
Typically yes when a tree strikes your home or a covered structure — damage to the roof and interior is usually covered, and you generally pay only your deductible. We document everything and work directly with your adjuster so nothing gets missed.
We prioritize securing the structure — tarping and board-up — as quickly as we can so weather can’t compound the damage overnight. Call as soon as it’s safe and we’ll get moving.
Yes. The same crew that secures your home rebuilds it — framing, roof, and interior finishes — so you’re not stitching together an emergency company and a separate contractor.
Call and we’ll get there to secure the structure and stop the damage from spreading. The rebuild starts from there.
