Operation Blue Roof

• Remove debris from your roof.
• Secure your pets. Homeowners with pets who have  submitted Right of Entry forms should ensure pets are placed inside or properly restrained away from the structure in order for workers to safely access the roof. A loose animal on the property may cause a delay in the installation of temporary roofing.
• Beware of solicitations.  Blue Roof representatives never solicit participation, nor will they ask for Social Security or bank account numbers.
• Look for identification. Corps employees who do  assessments for Operation Blue Roof carry U.S. Government ID cards. If you don’t see it, ask for it. Contractors will have a copy of signed Right of Entry form.
• If you get a call. Representatives from Operation Blue Roof may call to clarify information or location, but they will not ask for sensitive information.
• Don’t pay. Operation Blue Roof is free to residents.
• If in doubt.  Report people claiming to be  government workers to local law-enforcement agencies or to the FEMA  Disaster Fraud Hotline at 1-866-720-5721.
• Right of Entry form. When a homeowner signs the  Right of Entry form, they are stating that they are the owner of the property.  We do not validate, and renters need the homeowner to sign  the ROE.

 Hours of Operation 8 AM-8 PM EST  

Call
 1-888-ROOF-BLU
 (1-888-766-3258)