Shrink Wrap Roof Seal
Shrink Wrap vs Blue Roof Tarp
You’ve probably seen pictures of the traditional blue tarp tied to roofs of homes where disaster had occurred. Though this material does provide some protection against water damage, it also has disadvantages. A shrink wrap seal is a better choice in many situations.
To secure the blue tarp, it takes nails and furring strips, which put more punctures into the roof. Tarps also begin to degrade quickly in the sunlight. Shrink wrap is waterproof and requires no nails to attach. It provides added protection against strong winds that may come in the aftermath of a storm and prevents water pooling.
Shrink Wrap Services
A temporary solution is necessary to secure the structure along with the roof. Sometimes, it can take days or weeks for a contractor to get to your property in the aftermath of a natural disaster. You can shrink wrap the entire building, which includes the roof, doors and windows.
If you’ve been to a disaster area, you may have noticed an increasing number of homes that use shrink wrap seals. It’s the most complete way to protect the property until repairs can be completed.
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Choose a Shrink Wrap Seal Contractor
Even though shrink wrapping is a temporary solution in an emergency situation, you need to have a professional who has experience with this service. They should provide a roof inspection to detect the amount of damage. The contactor should be bonded, licensed, and insured. They should have experience with shrink wrap and managing projects. They should also have expertise in working with insurance providers on claims.
Weather Restoration Group has the experience and skills you need when you’re involved in a disaster. Contact us to learn more about our services and how we can help you. Contact us today for a free consultation or emergency service.
