An open roof turns one storm into weeks of interior damage. EMC tarps Beltsville roofs around the clock, in the dark, and in weather, so the water stops today.
Properly fastened, battened tarps that survive the next storm
Shrink-wrap for large or complex roof sections
Interior water extraction while the roof is secured
Photo documentation of the opening before and after
Direct handoff to permanent roof repair or replacement
Why Beltsville properties are different
A lot of Beltsville roofs we tarp are on homes with multiple additions, meaning several roof planes tying into one another. Those valleys and transitions are where storms find the way in, and where a poorly anchored tarp blows off in the next round of wind.
Little Paint Branch flooding along the US-1 corridor
Older ranch homes with original galvanized supply and unvented crawl spaces
Recent roof tarping work
Close-up of an emergency tarp and sealed edge on a shingle roof.Same roof tarping process we run near Beltsville, MD
Temporary roof protection — sealed tarp edge
EMC project photo • On site in Call for current availability
Temporary tarp coverage secured across a shingle roof slope.Same roof tarping process we run near Beltsville, MD
Roof-slope tarp installation
EMC project photo • On site in Call for current availability
We dispatch 24/7 and route Beltsville calls via Cherry Hill Rd. Active leaks, exposed roofs and standing water get priority dispatch, typically within a few hours of your call. Call (240) 441-1389 any hour, or email support@emcresponse.com for non-emergency scheduling.
