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Residential & commercial · Florida

Emergency roof tarping

A damaged roof lets water in with every rain. A tarp or shrink wrap keeps the property dry until the roof is repaired.

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Tell us what happened and we will contact you.

After a storm or hurricane

Wind lifts shingles and opens the roof, and the next rain goes straight inside. The water shows up first on the ceiling, then runs down the walls and reaches the floor.

Covering the roof right away stops new water from coming in while the repair is arranged.

How we do it

  • Emergency tarp

    A heavy tarp is fitted over the damaged area and held down with sandbags. It is the fast way to close an opening.

  • Roof shrink wrap

    A wrap that covers the whole roof and fits tightly to it, for protection that has to last longer.

From our own projects

Shingle roof before shrink wrapBefore
Roof covered with white shrink wrapAfter
Roof shrink wrap
Shingle roof before the emergency tarpBefore
Roof covered with a brown emergency tarpAfter
Emergency roof tarp
White shrink wrap covering an entire roof
Shrink wrap covering the full roof
Gray roof tarp secured with sandbags
Tarp secured with sandbags

What to do before we arrive

Roof damage after a storm or hurricane

  • Stay off the roof.
  • Put buckets under leaks and move belongings out of the way.
  • Take photos inside, following the water down: ceiling, walls and floor.

If anyone is in danger, call 911 first.

Insurance

We work with all insurance companies, large and small.

Other services

Service areas

We cover almost all of Florida. These are our main areas.

  • Miami
  • Sarasota
  • Bradenton
  • Tampa
  • Orlando
  • Jacksonville
  • Pensacola

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(877) 508-0722
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