Storm damage repair
Wind, hail and tree strikes, documented.
A properly fastened tarp buys the weeks you need to dry the deck, work the claim, and schedule the real repair.
Tarping is not a repair and it is not meant to be. It is mitigation — a fastened, battened cover over the opening that keeps the next rain out of the house while the deck dries and the permanent scope gets written.
Done right it is screwed through battens into sound decking, wrapped over the ridge where the geometry allows, and photographed before and after. Done wrong it is a weighted sheet that lifts in the first gust and puts more holes in the roof than it covers.
Document everything before cleanup. Most homeowners policies reimburse reasonable emergency mitigation when you have dated photos and an itemized invoice, and that documentation is worth more than the tarp itself.
Wind, hail and tree strikes, documented.
Active leaks and storm openings, 24/7.
Lifted tabs, torn ridge caps, missing shingles.
Primary coverage is Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, with regular dispatch into the close South Hills, North Hills, and Washington County towns.
Weeks, not a season. It buys time to dry the deck, get the claim moving, and schedule the permanent repair.
Many Ohio and West Virginia homeowners policies reimburse reasonable emergency mitigation when you have dated photos and an itemized invoice. Coverage is always the carrier's decision.
Not always. High wind turns a tarp into a sail and ice makes the roof unwalkable. When conditions block the roof, the work shifts to interior containment.
24/7 dispatch for leaks, storm damage, hail, fallen limbs and ice dams across the Ohio Valley.