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Become a Tarp Guard Certified Partner.

How the Program Works

Five simple steps—from a homeowner becoming a Tarp Guard member to completing the emergency tarp installation and creating an opportunity for future repair work.

  1. Step 1

    Homeowner Purchases Membership

    A homeowner enrolls in a Tarp Guard membership.

  2. Step 2

    Homeowner Submits a Service Request

    After damage, the homeowner submits a service request through the Tarp Guard app or website.

  3. Step 3

    The Job Is Dispatched

    When a member requests service, the Tarp Guard app instantly alerts available local Certified Partners. The first qualified partner to accept the request is assigned and dispatched.

  4. Step 4

    Protect the Property

    Provide professional emergency roof protection in accordance with Tarp Guard service standards. Once the job is completed and documented, Tarp Guard pays you directly for the covered work.

  5. Step 5

    Opportunity for Additional Work

    Following completion of the emergency service, Certified Partners may discuss permanent roof repair or replacement options directly with the homeowner, subject to the homeowner's interest.

Why Partner With Tarp Guard?

No chasing leads. No cold calls. Just real service opportunities.

Certified Partner checking a dispatch route on his phone from his truck. High-Intent Dispatches: Each dispatch is a qualified request from a homeowner in urgent need of emergency roof protection. You're stepping into a ready-made opportunity, not chasing a lead.
Certified Partner securing a silver tarp on a local roof. Your Service Area: Opportunities stay local. Service requests are sent to available local Certified Partners, with the first qualified partner to accept receiving the dispatch.
Certified Partner shaking hands with a smiling homeowner. Warm Homeowner Relationship: Arrive as a trusted Tarp Guard Certified Partner and deliver professional service when homeowners need it most. A positive experience can help establish trust and create opportunities for future repair or replacement work.

Program Requirements

To protect homeowners and maintain the integrity of the Tarp Guard network, all Certified Partners must meet the following baseline requirements before being accepted.

  • 18 years of age or older
  • Maintains required state & local contractor licenses
  • Current general liability insurance
  • Workers' compensation insurance (where required by state law)
  • Passes Tarp Guard background check
  • Completes Tarp Guard onboarding & training

Applications are reviewed manually. Meeting requirements does not guarantee acceptance.

Certified Partners are independent contractors and are not employees, agents, or joint venturers of Tarp Guard LLC. Payment amounts for covered tarp installations are determined by Tarp Guard and communicated during onboarding. All additional work is contracted directly between the partner and the homeowner; Tarp Guard is not a party to those agreements.