EMERGENCY
A tarp is not a repair. It is a deadline extension — the thing that keeps the next rain band from finishing what the first one started.
We tarp residential and commercial roofs across North Texas around the clock, and we photograph the damage underneath before we cover it.
Crews carry reinforced poly in multiple sizes, batten strips, and fasteners rated for the wind that follows a hail line. Seams are lapped downslope, edges are battened rather than weighted, and penetrations are kept out of sound decking wherever the geometry allows.
On large commercial low-slope roofs we shrink-wrap or use ballasted seam systems instead, because a battened tarp on a membrane roof creates the next leak.
Once a tarp is down, the damage underneath is invisible to your adjuster. Our crews shoot the impacted slopes, the punctures, the interior ceiling staining, and the attic side before anything goes over the top. Those photos travel with the claim file.
We are contractors, not public adjusters. Texas law is clear that a contractor working on your property cannot adjust your claim, and we don't pretend otherwise. What we do is build the record your carrier needs: dated photographs of every affected area, written scope of work, moisture readings logged over time, and a room-by-room inventory when contents are involved.
We meet your adjuster on site so the scope conversation happens with everyone looking at the same roof and the same readings. Where your policy allows, we bill your carrier directly so you are not floating the job on a credit card.
A loss rarely stays in one category. These are the pieces most often attached to this one — same company, same file, same schedule.
We walk the property, photograph what we find, and hand you a written report whether you hire us or not.