Seal, secure, and shrink

Before the storms get here!

Here's how the process typically works:

• Assessment: 
  A professional roofer assesses the extent of the damage to the roof and determines if shrink wrapping is a viable temporary solution. This method is usually suitable for damages such as punctures, tears, or missing shingles caused by long-term weathering or storms.
• Preparation:
  Before applying the shrink-wrap material, the damaged area of the roof is cleaned and prepped to ensure proper adhesion and sealing. Any debris, loose shingles, or protruding nails are removed.
• Application:
  The shrink-wrap material, which is typically made of polyethylene or similar durable plastic, is cut to size to cover the damaged area. It's carefully laid over the damaged section of the roof, ensuring complete coverage.
• Heat Shrinking: 
  Once the shrink-wrap material is in place, heat is applied using a heat gun or a similar device. As the material heats up, it shrinks, conforming tightly to the shape of the roof and creating a waterproof seal over the damaged area.
• Trimming and Finishing: 
  After the shrink-wrap material has cooled and fully adhered to the roof, any excess material is trimmed away, leaving a neat and sealed patch over the damaged area.
• Monitoring:                                                                                                                                                                    While shrink wrapping provides a temporary solution to protect the roof from further damage, it's important to monitor the repaired area regularly. Permanent repairs should be scheduled as soon as possible to prevent any further issues.