Storm line answered 24/7

Emergency roof tarping, Charlotte area

When a limb comes through at nine on a Friday, the job is to stop water entering and to preserve the evidence, in that order and without sacrificing the second for the first. We photograph the damage before the tarp goes on, because once it is covered the adjuster is looking at a blue sheet.

Charlotte-owned since 2009
GAF Master Elite® certified
We meet your adjuster on the roof
3,200+ roofs, 4.9★ from 240+ reviews

How we tarp

  • Damage photographed and located before anything is covered
  • Heavy-duty tarp battened with timber strips, not weighted with bricks
  • Edges run over the ridge so wind cannot get underneath
  • Fasteners placed where the permanent repair will remove them
  • Interior water traced and the attic checked for saturated insulation
  • The tarp report goes straight into your claim documentation
  • Storm line answered 24/7 during the season

What it doesn't cover

  • Interior drying and water remediation — we refer a restoration firm
  • Tree and limb removal, which comes before we can work safely
  • Tarping in an active electrical storm; we will come the moment it passes

Saying so upfront is cheaper for both of us than finding out on the day.

A heavy blue emergency tarp battened down with timber strips over a damaged section of a shingle roof

Book an inspection for your emergency tarping

Four questions and we will call to schedule. No cost, no obligation, and the photo report is yours whether or not you hire us.

Most inspections scheduled within 24 hours
We meet your adjuster on the roof
If your roof is fine, we will tell you so
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Your inspection
Water coming in right now? Call (704) 555-0163 — the storm line is answered 24/7.

Emergency Tarping questions

How fast can you get here?

Same day in almost every case, and often within a few hours outside a major event. After a metro-wide storm we work active water intrusion first and everyone else in order.

Does the tarp cost me anything?

It is billed, and it is almost always covered by the policy as mitigation — insurers would far rather pay for a tarp than for a week of water. We document it accordingly.

How long can a tarp stay on?

A properly battened tarp holds for a few months. It is not a roof, and leaving one up through a season is how a repair becomes a replacement.

Should I move things in the attic first?

If it is safe to, yes — and photograph anything already wet before you move it. That photo is worth more to your claim than almost anything we can take from the roof.

Credentials

The certifications that decide your warranty

Manufacturers only let certified contractors offer their top warranties. That is the practical reason these matter — not the badge, but the paper you end up holding.

GAF Master Elite® Contractor
Top 3% of roofers nationwide

The Golden Pledge® warranty — 50-year material coverage plus 25 years on our workmanship, backed by GAF rather than by us alone.

CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster™
Fewer than 1 in 20 contractors qualify

The SureStart PLUS 5-Star warranty, the only CertainTeed tier that covers tear-off and disposal on a warranty claim.

Owens Corning™ Preferred Contractor
Annually re-credentialed

The Preferred Protection™ warranty, with 10 years of workmanship coverage on top of the material term.

IBHS FORTIFIED Roof™ Trained
Built for Carolina wind

A FORTIFIED-designated roof, which most NC and SC carriers discount a homeowner's premium for.

Start with the free inspection

Documented and photographed before anyone talks about money.