For roofers, restoration crews & storm response
When the storm hits, the roof gets covered.
Hurricanes, hail, wind and fallen trees leave roofs open to the weather. Brix makes the thick, oversized tarps roofing contractors use for emergency dry-in and for covering open roofs mid-job. They're stocked in bulk and ready before the season starts.
Storm & hurricane response
Every job starts with a dry roof.
Emergency dry-in
After hurricanes, hail and high wind, a heavy tarp is the first thing on a damaged roof. It stops water damage inside until repairs begin.
Open roofs mid-job
Cover tear-offs and open decks overnight or when rain moves in, so the job site and the home below stay dry.
Protect the property
Cover landscaping, siding and driveways from debris during tear-off, and wrap materials stored on site.
Why roofers choose Brix
Built for wind, sun and nails.
- 14, 16, 20 and 22 mil, thick enough for weeks on a roof
- Metal grommets all around the edge and reinforced corners
- PP rope in the hem, so the edges hold under strapping
- Tight cross weave of 100% virgin polyethylene
- UV resistant and waterproof
- 100% finished size, in 36 sizes up to 100′×100′
Roofing tarps
Our roofing favorites.
Sizing & install
Choose the size, then secure it right.
General guidance for roof covers. Always follow your local codes and safety practices on the roof.
How big should a roof tarp be?
Measure the damaged area, then add enough to run the tarp over the ridge and well past the damage on every side. That way water runs over the tarp, not under it. When in doubt, go a size up. Our tarps are a true finished size.
Which thickness for roofing?
- 14 to 16 mil: short- and mid-term dry-in, and covers during the job.
- 20 to 22 mil: long exposure, high wind and hurricane zones.
Which color?
Silver/black and white reflect sun and stay cooler on the roof. Blue is the classic, high-visibility emergency tarp.
How to secure it
- Run the tarp over the ridge so water sheds downhill.
- Secure the edges with wood battens fastened through the tarp, and use every grommet.
- Keep it tight so wind can't get underneath and lift it.
- Check it after every storm.
Stock up before storm season.
Roofing and restoration companies get volume pricing and reserved quantities. We ship from warehouses across the country.
Roofing FAQ
Questions from roofers.
Do you have very large sizes for big roofs?
Yes. Poly tarps come in 36 sizes, up to 100′×100′. Covering more? Combine sizes with our Size Calculator.
Can we set up recurring orders for the season?
Yes. Tell us your expected volume and sizes and we'll plan stock and pricing with you.
Do you ship to job sites?
Yes, straight to your yard, warehouse or job site, shipped from the closest location.
Do you sell to insurance and restoration companies?
Yes. We supply restoration, insurance-response and property-management teams. Ask for pricing →