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Winter brings a noticeable shift in emergency roof tarping demand. Fewer storms and calmer weather mean slower business, but at Tarpers, we use this time to prepare, train, and refine our operations for when storm season returns.

When a storm damages your roof, a tarp can be the first line of defense against further water intrusion. But did you know that the process isn't the same for every type of roof? The two most common types we see in Florida are shingle roofs and tile roofs that requires very different approaches.

Fixing a roof is never easy. Slight wear and tear issues or serious damages caused by violent weather conditions both call for professional roof repairs. However, repairs take time, and damaged roofs can't always wait. Emergency roof tarping provides immediate protection.

There are two common methods: sandbag installation and nail-down installation. While both provide coverage, Tarpers uses only the sandbag method and for good reason. Let's break down why sandbags are the safer, smarter choice for protecting your roof.

A properly installed roof tarp provides a temporary waterproof barrier that keeps your home dry until permanent repairs are made. Understanding when and why to tarp your roof can save you thousands in additional damage.

Policyholders are grappling with immense stress, and their primary concern is protecting their property from further damage. For insurance companies, the challenge is responding quickly while maintaining quality and documentation standards.

When disaster strikes and your roof is damaged, every minute counts. At Tarpers, we know that protecting your home is only part of the job. Proper documentation with clear, detailed photos is just as important for insurance claims and peace of mind.