A storm, fallen tree or sudden leak can leave your home exposed. Legacy Roofing tarps damaged roofs to keep water out and protect your home until permanent repairs can be made. Call or text 270-227-0057.
Missing sections of shingles, holes from fallen limbs, active leaks during rain, or exposed decking after a storm all call for a tarp right away.
Water that gets inside can ruin drywall, insulation, flooring and belongings, and it can lead to mold. A properly installed tarp stops the damage from spreading while you plan the repair.
We use heavy-duty tarps and secure them so they hold up to wind and rain instead of blowing loose after the next gust.
Most homeowners policies expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage after a loss. Tarping quickly and documenting the damage with photos helps support your claim.
If a tree or large limb hits your roof, stay safe and have a tree service remove it first. Once it's clear, we'll tarp the opening and assess the damage for a permanent repair.
A tarp is a temporary fix. Once the weather clears, we'll inspect your roof and give you a written estimate for a lasting repair or replacement.
Move valuables away from the leak, put a bucket under drips and take photos of the damage. Stay off the roof, especially in wet or windy weather. Then call or text us at 270-227-0057.
A well-installed tarp can protect your home for weeks, but it's meant to be temporary. Sun and wind wear tarps down, so plan a permanent repair as soon as you can.
When the damage itself is covered, many homeowners policies also cover reasonable emergency steps to prevent further damage. Check with your insurance company and keep your receipt.
We tarp roofs in Murray, Paducah, Mayfield, Benton, Calvert City, Cadiz, Hopkinsville and surrounding towns in Western KY & Northern TN. Call or text Legacy Roofing and tell us what happened.
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