Hurricane Isaias Recovery · Florida Panhandle
Emergency Roof Tarping After Hurricane Isaias
Stop the Leak Today
The fastest way to limit hurricane damage is to keep more water out. Our crews install properly secured emergency tarps and synthetic-underlayment dry-ins on shingle, tile, metal and low-slope roofs, including roofs with tree damage.
A tarp is temporary. It should be fastened to hold through the next storm and installed in a way that doesn't add damage. We photograph the roof before and after so you have a record.
- Shingle, tile, metal and flat roofs
- Tree-damaged roofs after the tree is cleared
- Dry-in with synthetic underlayment when decking is exposed
- Interior check for active leaks and wet ceilings
Tarps and Dry-Ins
Photos on this site are Metro Builders' own documented storm work from Hurricanes Helene and Milton (2024). Addresses and identifying details are never shown.
Questions We Hear Most
How fast can you tarp my roof?
We prioritize active leaks. Call and we'll get a crew to you as fast as the routes allow — often the same day.
Is a tarp enough?
A tarp stops more water from getting in. It isn't a repair. Once the roof is secure we inspect, document and give you options for a permanent fix.
Get A Free Storm Damage Inspection
Tell us where you are and what happened. Our office calls you back fast to set an appointment — crews are in the Panhandle 7 days a week through the Isaias recovery.
- Owens Corning Platinum Preferred — 25-year labor warranty on qualifying roofs
- Free drone roof inspection — “We'll measure your roof from outer space”
- Always multiple options provided onsite on the first visit
- Licensed Florida roofing & building contractor since 1996, BBB A+
Call me, call me, call me: 727-835-6011