Roof wraps are industrial-grade shrink-film systems installed over storm-damaged or partially constructed roofs to create a fully sealed, weather-tight barrier. Unlike traditional tarps—which flap, tear, and need frequent replacement—roof-wrap membranes are heat-shrunk into a single, drum-tight sheet that lasts 6–12 months, resists UV, and withstands high winds.

Do you prefer or does your insurance company only allow for Roof Tarps? We’ve got you covered. Roof tarps are heavy-duty, waterproof sheets—typically polyethylene or vinyl—secured over damaged or exposed roofing to provide temporary protection from rain, wind, and debris. While inexpensive and quick to install, they tend to flap, tear, and require replacement every few weeks, making them a short-term fix until permanent repairs are made.

Water restoration services rapidly remove standing water, dry structural materials, and dehumidify indoor spaces after floods, leaks, or storms to prevent structural damage and microbial growth. Mold assessment services follow with detailed inspections—using moisture meters, air and surface sampling, and infrared imaging—to identify hidden mold colonies, determine contamination levels, and craft remediation plans that return the property to a healthy, code-compliant condition.