Leeward Roofing provides emergency roof tarping across Sebastian, Vero Beach and the Treasure Coast — licensed Florida contractor CCC1337211, prioritized storm response, call 772-589-2400. A properly installed tarp stops active water intrusion within hours, protects your interior until permanent repairs are scheduled, and satisfies your insurance policy’s duty to mitigate further damage.
When Your Roof Needs Emergency Tarping
- Missing shingles or tiles with exposed underlayment after a storm
- Active dripping, ceiling stains spreading, or daylight visible in the attic
- Tree or debris impact that punctured the deck
- Any damage when more rain is in the forecast — on the Treasure Coast, it usually is
Why Professional Tarping Beats DIY
Most post-storm injuries happen on ladders and wet roofs — and a poorly anchored tarp becomes a sail in the next gust. Our crews anchor tarps to structure, lap them for shed flow, and photograph everything for your claim. Insurers typically reimburse professional emergency mitigation as part of a covered claim; keep every receipt.
Emergency Tarping FAQs
How fast can you get here?
After major storms we run priority routes across Sebastian, Vero Beach, Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie and Stuart, triaged by severity. Call 772-589-2400 — active interior leaks go to the front of the line.
Does insurance cover roof tarping?
When the damage is part of a covered claim, emergency mitigation costs are generally reimbursable — and your policy usually requires you to prevent further damage. We document the damage before and after tarping so your claim file is airtight.
How long can a tarp stay on?
A professionally installed tarp is a bridge measure — typically fine for a few weeks while permanent storm damage repairs and the insurance claim are completed, not a season-long fix.
More storm resources: visit the Hurricane Command Center or request help online.