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Emergency Tarping
Temporary weather protection for active leaks, missing roof sections, and openings after storm impact.
Emergency roof protection
Stop the opening before the next rain adds more damage.
Emergency tarping, leak response, storm inspection, temporary protection, and repair coordination after wind or hail damage.
Designed as a system
Storm damage is rarely limited to what is visible from the driveway. Missing shingles, lifted flashing, punctures, and tree impact can allow water into decking, insulation, ceilings, and walls.
An on-site inspection separates cosmetic concerns from conditions that affect performance, then turns the findings into a clear scope with realistic options.
Schedule an inspectionStabilizeDocumentRepairA clear storm-response path
Why it matters
Benefits for your home.
The finished exterior should look better and perform better through every season.
- Limit secondary water damage
- Create a clear record of visible storm impact
- Protect exposed roof areas while repairs are planned
- Keep exterior repairs with one accountable contractor
Questions homeowners ask
Clear answers before the work begins.
Have a question specific to your property? Start with a free inspection.
(773) 739-4196Stay away from electrical hazards and sagging ceilings. Use a container only if the area is safe, then call for emergency protection. Do not climb onto a wet or wind-damaged roof.
Report the loss promptly, but do not delay reasonable temporary protection. Photograph visible conditions and keep documentation for emergency work.
Yes. Shingle bruising, granular loss, flashing impact, and lifted edges often require a close inspection.