AI job photoActive leaks in rain
Water dripping through ceilings or light fixtures during a storm.
Fast, reliable roof protection
24/7 Emergency Roof Tarping
Even a small opening in the roof lets water into ceilings, insulation and walls. Our roofers install heavy-duty tarps anchored and sealed to hold through the next storm, then check the attic for water that already got in.
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Roofers - Heavy-Duty
Woven Tarps - Attic Moisture
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Local crews across Southern California, Florida, Washington and Nevada
- Since 200422 years in restoration
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A tarp today saves the ceiling tomorrow.
Storms, fallen limbs and sudden roof failures leave openings that let rain straight into the house. Water spreads through insulation and drywall long before you see a stain.
Our roofing crew arrives with tarps, anchors and fastening tools, clears unsafe debris, installs a temporary cover and seals it so wind cannot lift it. Then we check inside for moisture and plan the permanent repair.
- Weather-resistant tarps
- Loose debris removed
- Blow-off resistant anchoring
- Thermal leak detection
Tell us about old leaks
Mention previous leaks or weak spots on the roof so the crew can plan harness points before tarping.
Request roof tarping
Tell us what happened. We'll take it from here.
Leaking right now? Call (800) 719-4808 for the fastest dispatch.
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Problems that need fast tarping
When to call for a roof tarp
Catching these early prevents expensive repairs and protects the structure.
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AI job photoMissing shingles
High winds strip shingles and expose the underlayment.
AI job photoLimbs through the roof
Tree limbs or debris that have punched a hole in the roof deck.
AI job photoSagging or exposed sections
Weakened areas or exposed materials that the next wind could tear open.
Our roof tarping process
Six steps to a watertight temporary roof.
A tarp that blows off in the next storm does more harm than good. Every step is about keeping it on.
- 01
Inspection
Openings & risksWe locate openings, leaks and structural risks on the roof.
- 02
Debris removal
Clear the deckBranches, broken shingles and unsafe material are cleared.
- 03
Tarp installation
Industrial gradeHeavy-duty tarps secured with anchors and battens.
- 04
Weatherproofing
Seal the edgesEdges are sealed so water cannot run underneath.
- 05
Moisture control
Attic & interiorWe check the attic and rooms below for water.
- 06
Repair planning
Next stepsWe recommend the long-term roof restoration.
Checked again when it rains.
We monitor for new leaks during the next rainfall.Homes
All roof types.Businesses
Flat and pitched roofs.Certified
OSHA & IICRC trained.Equipment we use
Gear that keeps the tarp on the roof
The right materials are the difference between a tarp that lasts until the repair and one that ends up in the yard.
AI job photoHeavy-duty woven tarps
Weather-resistant tarps sized to cover the damage with overlap on every side.
Screw anchors, battens & impact drivers
Water-resistant anchors and battens fastened with industrial tools, plus blow-off resistant securing systems.
Ladders & roof harnesses
Extension ladders and roof-safe harnesses so the crew works safely on damaged roofs.
Moisture meters & thermal cameras
To find leaks and hidden moisture in the attic and ceilings below.
Temporary cover & leak control
After the tarp goes on
Installation is half the job. The other half is making sure nothing is still getting wet underneath.
AI job photoReinforced placement
Secure, reinforced tarp placement with targeted sealing around entry points.
AI job photoAttic checks
Attic drywall and insulation checked for dampness.
AI job photoRainfall monitoring
We watch for additional leaks during the next rain and adjust as needed.
Preventing future roof leaks
Beyond the temporary fix
Once the emergency is over, we help strengthen the roof against the next storm.
Permanent repairs
- Permanent roofing repairs
- Upgraded shingles in high-wind zones
- Reinforced roof edges and flashing
Inspection & sealing
- Attic moisture and leak inspection
- Sealing around vents
- Sealing around chimneys
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Sample scenario · Southern California
Tarp after a roof fire
The fire burned through part of the roof deck. The crew tarped the section, anchored it to solid framing and checked it after the next wind.
- Fire damage
- Anchoring
- Follow-up check
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Sample scenario · Greater Seattle
Leak over a kitchen during a storm
Rain found a failed flashing around a vent. We tarped the slope that night and dried the ceiling below.
- Storm leak
- Tarp
- Ceiling drying
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Sample scenario · South Florida
Wind-lifted shingles on a two-story
Winds peeled shingles off the ridge. We covered both slopes and taped the ridge so the roofer could quote the repair dry.
- Wind damage
- Ridge cover
- Roofer handoff
Frequently asked questions
Roof tarping questions, answered.
How quickly can you tarp my roof?
We run 24/7 and typically arrive within 45 minutes. Tarping is usually finished in the same visit, weather and safety permitting.
How long does a roof tarp last?
A properly anchored, sealed tarp is meant to protect the home until permanent repairs are made. We check it during the next rainfall and adjust if needed.
Does insurance cover emergency roof tarping?
Most policies expect you to prevent further damage after a covered loss, and tarping usually falls under that. We document the damage before and after for your adjuster.
Can you tarp my roof in the rain?
Often, yes. If conditions are too dangerous to work on the roof, we control water inside first and tarp as soon as it is safe.
Do you check for water damage inside?
Yes. We check the attic, insulation and ceilings below with moisture meters and thermal cameras.
Do you repair the roof after tarping?
Yes. We plan and handle the permanent repair, from shingle replacement to reinforcing edges and flashing.
Roof open to the weather? Tarp it today.
Roofers on call 24/7.
Where we work
Our business locations
Local crews in four states, each with its own team, trucks and direct line. Pick your region to find the closest branch.
Southern California
Headquarters region- Los Angeles
- San Fernando Valley
- Culver City
- Santa Monica
- Torrance
- Pasadena
- Santa Clarita
- Palmdale & Lancaster
- Oak Park
- Ventura & Oxnard
- Irvine
- Santa Ana
- Laguna Beach
- San Bernardino
- San Diego
Florida
South Florida- Miami
- Miami Beach
- Hialeah
- Coral Gables
- Miami Gardens
- North Miami Beach
- Homestead
- Lauderhill
Washington
Greater Seattle- Seattle
- Tukwila
- Bellevue
- Renton
- Kent
- Kirkland
- Redmond
- Kenmore
- Everett
- Tacoma
Nevada
Las Vegas Valley- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- North Las Vegas
- Summerlin
- Paradise
- Boulder City
See all locations or call (800) 719-4808, 24/7