Emergency Tarping & Board-Up

When wind, hail, or a fallen limb opens up a roof or blows out a window, the priority is stopping water and weather from getting inside the structure. Emergency tarping and board-up closes that opening the same visit, buying time until permanent repairs can be scheduled.

What This Covers

Storm Tarping — Heavy-duty tarps, battens, and sandbags secured over damaged sections so they hold through the next band of weather, not just the next hour.
Board-Up — Plywood and board-up kits used to close broken windows, damaged siding, or exposed openings, so the house is secure overnight.
Tree & Debris Clearing — Chainsaws and pole saws to cut back and lift fallen limbs off a roof before any covering can go on.
Water Removal — Submersible pumps, air movers, and dehumidifiers to pull standing water and dry the structure once the opening is sealed, ahead of mold or rot taking hold.

Working After Dark or Off the Grid

Portable generators and work lights keep emergency work moving after dark or when a storm has taken down the local grid. GPS fleet tracking means a real answer on how far out a crew is, rather than a guess.

After the Roof Is Secure

Wood moisture meters check decking, rafters, and fascia to see what is wet and what is sound, and drone or handheld thermal imaging can trace how far water traveled before permanent repairs begin. Photo documentation is shared with you at every stage.