American Roof Tarping Guys is a roof tarping company serving customers in all 50 states. American Roof Tarping Guys has been in business since 2016. American Roof Tarping Guys employs 82 roofing technicians. American Roof Tarping Guys has tarped over 80,891 damaged roofs across the country. American Roof Tarping Guys tarps more than 13,253 damaged roofs each year. We cover storm-damaged shingles, holes from fallen trees and leaking roof valleys.
American Roof Tarping Guys works with homeowners, property managers and roofing contractors. Our technicians inspect every damaged roof and provide a written price before work starts. We complete most roof tarp installations in a single visit. American Roof Tarping Guys schedules appointments Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Contact us for a free quote today.
Emergency Roof Tarping
When a storm tears open your roof, we tarp it to keep water out until permanent repairs can be made, covering holes, missing shingles, and storm-torn sections. We use heavy-duty reinforced poly tarps secured with wood battens screwed down through the tarp, never just weighted with sandbags. Whenever possible, we run the tarp over the ridge so water can't get underneath.
Storm Damage Roof Repair
We repair roofs damaged by wind, hail, and fallen limbs, from torn or missing shingles to punctured decking and bent flashing. Before we start, we photograph the damage so you have documentation for your insurance claim. Most repairs are scheduled once the tarp is on and the weather clears.
Emergency Roof Leak Repair
We track down and stop active leaks around flashing, vents, and valleys. Depending on the weather and the extent of the damage, we either seal the source temporarily or fix it permanently.
Roof Tarp Removal
Once permanent repairs are complete, we take down the temporary tarps and battens, pull the fasteners, and seal the screw holes left behind.
How Much Does Emergency Roof Tarping Cost in Midvale, UT?
Emergency roof tarping in Midvale, UT typically costs $381 to $2,128 for a single storm call-out. Three things drive the price up: how much of the roof is damaged, how steep and high it is, and whether we're working after hours in bad weather.