Emergency Roof Tarping and Leak Mitigation
Active leak or storm damage that cannot wait?
Call us directly. We serve North Central West Virginia and respond to roof emergencies as a priority.
Emergency Tarping Is Protection,
Not a Repair
Emergency Services We Provide
When to Call the Emergency Line
Call us here: (304) 441-0213 directly, if any of these apply:
Water is actively coming in through the ceiling or walls
Uncontrolled intrusion causes structural damage, mold risk, and potential electrical hazards within hours. Do not wait for a scheduled appointment.
A storm caused visible structural damage to your roof
Missing roofing sections, exposed decking, or a tree or branch on your roof all require immediate attention regardless of current weather conditions.
There is a large open area exposed to the elements
Even without active rain, an exposed section leaves your home vulnerable to the next weather system. Prompt tarping helps limit how far the damage spreads.
Note: If you recently experienced a storm and simply want to know whether damage exists, but nothing is actively failing, that is considered a standard inspection call. Use the form or phone line and we will schedule your inspection as quickly as possible.
What Happens After We Respond
An emergency call is the start of the recovery process, not a one-off visit.
Emergency protection installed
Tarp or containment in place to stop or slow water intrusion.
Damage documented on site
Photographs and written findings recorded for your insurance submission.
Full inspection scheduled
A comprehensive assessment once the immediate emergency is under control.
Repair or restoration planned
Detailed quote and timeline, with insurance coordination included where applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is emergency tarping covered by insurance?
In most cases, yes. Emergency protective measures are typically covered under the same storm damage claim as the underlying roof damage. We document the service during the visit so it can be submitted correctly with your claim.
Should I get on my roof to check the damage?
No. Roofs after storm damage can have compromised structural integrity that is not visible from outside. Stay off the roof and call us. We have the equipment and training to inspect safely.
What should I do inside while waiting?
Contain the water, use buckets, towels, and move valuables away from the affected area. If water is near electrical outlets or your panel, turn off the relevant breakers. Take photos inside if you can safely do so. Interior documentation supports your insurance claim.
How long will a tarp hold?
A correctly anchored tarp on a residential roof holds through normal WV weather for weeks to months. The key word is anchored. A tarp that is loosely draped will move or blow off in the next wind event. We secure ours properly, which is what makes the difference.
Do Not Wait on an Active Leak
Every hour of uncontrolled water intrusion adds to the damage. Call ROOFPROs now and we will get to you as fast as we can.