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24/7 temporary protection

Emergency Board-Up & Tarping

Fast property securing after fire, impact, vandalism, storm or other damage leaves the structure exposed.

What the service includes

A scope built around the conditions on site

We confirm the affected materials, safety needs and project priorities before recommending the work. The final scope reflects what the inspection shows.

Opening protection

Temporarily secure damaged windows, doors and accessible openings.

Weather protection

Use temporary covering where safe and appropriate to reduce exposure.

Site documentation

Record visible conditions and the temporary measures installed.

Repair transition

Help define the next inspection, mitigation or licensed construction step.

Our process

Clear stages, documented progress

  1. 01

    Assess access and safety

    Review structural concerns, utilities, openings and safe work access.

  2. 02

    Secure exposed areas

    Install temporary board-up or covering based on the conditions.

  3. 03

    Confirm protection

    Review the completed temporary work and remaining risks.

  4. 04

    Plan permanent work

    Coordinate the restoration or construction scope that follows.

Service questions

Answers before the work begins

We explain the recommended scope, what is urgent and what can wait. Call for guidance specific to your property.

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When is emergency board-up needed?

Board-up may be needed when windows, doors, walls or other openings leave a property exposed to weather, animals, trespass or additional damage.

Is board-up a permanent repair?

No. It is a temporary protective measure used while inspections, approvals and permanent repairs are arranged.

Can CPR tarp a damaged roof?

Temporary weather protection may be available depending on access, roof conditions, safety and the specific damage. CPR will confirm the appropriate option after assessment.

Can CPR complete the permanent repairs?

Yes. CPR holds California contractor license #1147006 and can discuss eligible repair or reconstruction after the property is stabilized.

Help starts with a conversation

Describe the damage and we’ll help define the next step.