Pest-Control Tarp Lifts

Tarp lifts are one of the jobs we are called for most. The crane does the dangerous part: getting heavy, wind-catching tarps up and over a roofline without dragging them across tile or shingle.

We work to your schedule, not ours. Most tent jobs are early-morning starts so the structure is sealed before the day heats up, and we plan the pick around your seal-and-clamp crew.

What makes a tarp job go smoothly

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  Roof pitch and height. Steep tile roofs need a higher pick point so nothing drags. Tell us the storey count and roof type.
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  Wind. The reason tarp lifts get rescheduled. We will call it honestly rather than fight a gusty morning.
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  Truck access. Driveways are usually fine. Tight cul-de-sacs and narrow easements may push us to the spider crane.
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  Your crew size. We lift, you seal. The faster your ground crew clamps, the shorter the bill.

Repeat work, standing arrangements

If you tent regularly we would rather set up a standing arrangement than quote you one house at a time. Standing customers get slotted first when the schedule tightens.

Call the yard with your typical volume and we will talk through what that looks like.