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Emergency Roof Tarping & Temporary Dry-In

When storm openings leave your roof exposed, Horizon installs temporary protection as soon as it is safe to work — then helps you document damage and plan the permanent fix.

Emergency response

Stop the water. Then plan the fix.

Open decks, missing tile fields, and wind-torn edges cannot wait for a full bid cycle. Temporary tarping / dry-in buys critical time — limiting further interior damage while you document the loss and coordinate with your insurer.

  • Rapid response across Cape Coral, Fort Myers & the Tampa–Naples corridor
  • Secure temporary tarping / dry-in when it is safe to work
  • Photo documentation to support your insurance claim process
  • Clear next steps: repair, claim support, or full replacement
  • Licensed & insured contractor — not a fly-by tarp crew

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Large sloped church with tightly secured emergency tarp and wooden battens — Horizon Roofing Florida

Tightly battened emergency tarp on a large steep-slope church roof — professional dry-in quality

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Temporary protection in the field

Insurance process

How temporary protection & reimbursement typically work

After a covered loss, most Florida homeowners policies expect you to take reasonable steps to protect the property from further damage. Temporary dry-in is often that first step.

  • Horizon installs the tarp / dry-in when it is safe to work
  • The homeowner pays for temporary protection up front
  • Horizon helps with documentation so you can submit the expense to your carrier
  • Your insurance company may reimburse you per your policy terms and coverage
Important: Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your policy, deductibles, coverage limits, and carrier review. Horizon does not promise that any insurer will approve or pay a specific amount. Review your policy and speak with your insurer or a licensed professional. This is not legal advice.

For a fuller before/after checklist and mitigation guidance, see our Hurricane Preparedness page.

Proven response

Commercial storm example

During Hurricane Milton (October 2024), tornado-force winds stripped the modified bitumen BUR on a ~55,000 sq ft Duke Energy facility in St. Petersburg that housed critical electrical equipment. Horizon arrived within 12 hours with a 20-person crew, completed same-day dry-in that held for ~5 weeks, then installed a new TPO roof.

Read the Hurricane Milton case study →

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Roof open to weather? Call for emergency dry-in

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