Emergency Board-Up & Tarping
A break-in, storm impact, or structural failure that opens up your property needs to be secured immediately. Emergency board-up and tarping is often the fastest truck we roll — first priority, every time.
Emergency Board-Up & Tarping
When a window, door, or wall is breached — by a break-in, a storm, or a structural failure — securing the property comes before anything else. An open structure invites weather damage, theft, and liability. We treat board-up and tarping as our fastest-response service, dispatched ahead of any assessment or paperwork.
What Gets Secured
- Broken windows & doors — boarded with plywood, fitted and secured against re-entry
- Roof breaches — heavy-duty tarps installed and secured against wind uplift, not just draped over the damage
- Wall openings — from vehicle impact, tree fall, or structural failure, sealed against weather
- Commercial properties — storefronts and industrial openings secured to reduce liability exposure
Why This Is Our Fastest Dispatch
Every hour a property sits open is an hour of compounding risk — more water damage, more exposure to theft, more liability if someone gets hurt on an unsecured site. We prioritize board-up and tarping calls ahead of full assessments because securing the structure is what stops the loss from growing while the rest of the job gets scoped.
What Happens Next
Once the property is secure, we assess the full scope — water damage, storm repair, reconstruction — and move into whichever restoration and rebuild services the situation calls for.
National 24/7 dispatch — our fastest-response service. Call 844-967-5247 or email josh@contractorschoiceagency.com now.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you board up or tarp my property?
Board-up and tarping is our fastest-priority dispatch, typically arriving within hours of your call, day or night. Securing the structure against weather and entry comes before any other assessment.
Will the tarp actually hold in more bad weather?
Yes — we install heavy-duty tarps secured against wind uplift, not loosely draped material. If a follow-up storm is expected, we reinforce accordingly.