Emergency roof tarping in Monmouth County, NJ.
Water coming in? Call (732) 344-4702 and we'll get you on the schedule.
Tree on the roof? Wind ripped a section open and it's raining in? Call (732) 344-4702. A tarp keeps the water out until the real repair, and we come back to inspect the roof and quote the real fix.
Get a call back
First name, cell and what’s going on. We call you back to get you on the schedule.
- Service
- Emergency roof tarping
- Where
- Monmouth County, plus Old Bridge and Sayreville in Middlesex
- What you get
- A tarp over the damage, Photos of the damage, Follow-up inspection, Written quote for the real fix
- Price
- Written price before work
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM
- Office
- 105 Church Street, Suite 3B, Aberdeen, NJ 07747
- askrocky@callfixallroofing.com
- Call
- (732) 344-4702
What you get.
What a tarp does
It keeps rain off the hole and out of the house. It's a stopgap, not a repair. It buys time to fix it right.
A record of the damage
We photograph the damage so you have a record for yourself and for your insurance company.
The real fix comes next
We come back to inspect the roof and give you a written quote for the repair or the replacement.
Tarps are temporary
A tarp is meant to hold for a short stretch, not a season. Wind and sun wear it out, so book the real repair once it's on.
What’s included
- A tarp over the damage to keep water out
- Photos of the damage
- A follow-up inspection and a written quote for the real fix
Free 21-point roof inspection with photos.
No fee, and you don't owe us a thing after. No 'special price if you sign tonight.' If the roof's fine, you don't get a sales pitch.
- 21 points checked on the roof, around the edges and in the attic
- Photos of every problem found
- A straight answer: repair, replace or leave it alone
- A written quote if the roof needs work
Free. No obligation.
How it works.
Book it. We look and take photos. You get a written quote. We do the work and clean up.
Get safe first
Get out from under any sagging ceiling. Keep away from downed wires. If water is near lights or outlets, shut that circuit off at the panel.
Call (732) 344-4702
Tell us what happened, where the water is coming in and how to reach you. We'll get you on the schedule.
Tarp and photos
We cover the damage and photograph it.
Follow-up inspection and quote
We come back, check the roof and give you a written quote for the real fix.
How much does emergency roof tarping cost?
It depends on how big the damage is and how hard it is to reach. You get the price before the work starts.
Is a tarp a permanent fix?
No. A tarp is a stopgap that keeps water out until the roof gets repaired or replaced. Plan the real fix as soon as the tarp is on.
Will insurance pay for an emergency tarp?
Many policies expect you to take reasonable steps to keep the damage from getting worse, and a tarp is the usual one. Whether they pay for it is up to your policy and your insurance company. Keep the receipt and the photos.
Can I tarp the roof myself?
We'd rather you didn't. A wet roof is slippery, and storms bring down wires. Catch the water inside with buckets, move what you can, and call us.
What do I do while I wait for the tarp?
Buckets under the drips, valuables out of the way, and photos of the damage inside and out. If a ceiling is sagging with water, keep everybody out of that room.
More ways we help.
Roofs first, then everything attached to them.
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Water coming in? Call us.
Call (732) 344-4702, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM, or send the form and we call you back to set a time.
Send the full request
Your address, what’s going on with the roof and photos if you have them. We call you back to set a time.