A written decision record
Scope, selected system, pricing assumptions, and production next steps are documented so the project can move forward from a shared understanding.
24-hour guarantee
On-site within 24 hours, tarp installed correctly (not just thrown over), and the full callout fee credits toward your permanent repair.
Scope, access, and site conditions are reviewed before work is scheduled.
When a tree limb comes through or wind rips shingles off a valley, you have about 48 hours before interior damage starts compounding. Drywall, insulation, flooring — it adds up fast. Getting a proper tarp on is the most valuable $299 you can spend that week.
Our emergency crew carries 20x30 reinforced tarps, 2x4 battens, and cap nails. We tarp from ridge down (not just over the hole), batten the edges against wind, and flash the seams so water actually runs off. Most tarps last 30 to 60 days, which is plenty of time to file an insurance claim and schedule real repair.
The full callout fee credits 100% if we do the permanent repair within 60 days. Which, frankly, is why we do this service — we are betting we will earn the repair work.
Included in the scope
The right scope considers the property, the service, and the details needed for a useful outcome.
Project communication
Scope, responsibilities, and communication should be easy to understand before the work begins.
Scope, selected system, pricing assumptions, and production next steps are documented so the project can move forward from a shared understanding.
Protection, access, removal, materials, cleanup, and applicable warranty terms are considered as part of the work.
Opted-in customers can receive appointment reminders, project updates, and closeout follow-up by text.
Pricing considerations
callout. Final pricing is confirmed after the property, access, and scope are reviewed.
Before you begin
Guaranteed within 24 hours, and we average 4 to 8 hours for calls during business days. For true active-leak emergencies we dispatch the same hour when a crew is available.
Done right, no — we use cap nails that seal as they go in, and we place battens over existing shingles. Done wrong by an inexperienced crew, tarps can add to the damage. This is why the price is not $99.
Yes, emergency mitigation is covered under almost every policy. We provide the invoice and photos for you to submit.
Then you paid $299-$499 for the tarp, which is fair. No pressure to book anything else.
A properly installed 10-mil reinforced tarp holds 30 to 60 days through normal weather. In high-UV summer sun they degrade faster — we will tell you when it is time to come off.
Related services
Roof inspection, emergency mitigation when available, photo documentation, and a written contractor scope for you and your carrier to review.
We document the damage, prepare the Xactimate scope, meet the adjuster on the roof, and supplement the claim until it reflects what the work actually costs. On average we add 35% to settled claims.
Share the work you have in mind, your property location, and your timing. We will help identify the next step.