Cover an opening
A tarp or other temporary covering needs suitable attachment and drainage. Wind, roof condition and safe access determine whether and how it can be installed.

Free inspections. Clear repair and replacement options.
An active roof leak or storm opening needs a clear next step. Call about the location and damage so temporary protection and permanent repair can be considered around safe access and weather.
Water entering a room, loose roofing and an exposed opening deserve prompt attention. Keep people away from damaged ceilings and wet electrical equipment. For an immediate threat to people or a downed power line, use the appropriate emergency service.
Tell us where water is entering and what you can see safely. We can discuss the concern without asking you to climb or enter a damaged attic.

Temporary protection reduces exposure while permanent repair is planned.
A tarp or other temporary covering needs suitable attachment and drainage. Wind, roof condition and safe access determine whether and how it can be installed.
A localized temporary measure may help around a failed detail. Its purpose and removal should be part of the later permanent work.
Temporary work does not establish that underlying deck, covering or interior is sound. Those conditions need assessment before a lasting repair is priced.
The permanent work follows the actual damage.
Examine retained materials, fastening and water paths around the opening.
Remove damaged material as needed, repair underlying wood and install compatible covering and flashing.
Remove or incorporate temporary materials only as the specified assembly allows, and check the surrounding drainage path.
A fallen limb can damage shingles, decking and supporting members. A large opening or sagging roof needs a broader assessment than a shingle patch. Electrical service, trees or other trades may also be involved.
The estimate should distinguish covering work from structural and related-trade work, keeping the price and permit planning tied to the building’s needs.

Temporary protection and permanent restoration are separate scopes.
| Factor | Effect |
|---|---|
| Access and weather | Conditions determine what protection can be installed and when work can proceed. |
| Size and shape of damage | A small exposed detail differs from a large opening or several damaged slopes. |
| Related work | Deck, framing, electrical or tree work can need separate coordination. |
No arrival or completion time is promised here. Call to describe the roof and discuss available help.
No. It is temporary protection. The damaged assembly still needs a permanent scope.
No. The roof can be inspected and urgent protection discussed while any claim follows its own process.
Tell us about the property and the roof concern. Request a free roof inspection in Del City.
