When you see a perfectly wrapped roof or a sealed commercial enclosure, it might look simple — clean lines, tight seals, and a protective barrier ready to face the elements. But behind every installation is a technician trained in precision, safety, and speed.
Here’s what it takes to wear the StormWrappers badge.
More Than Just Manual Labor
Shrink wrap installation isn’t a “show up and staple plastic” job. It requires:
- Spatial planning — technicians must assess complex building shapes and design coverage strategies on the fly.
- Heat tool mastery — improper heating leads to rips, wrinkles, or dangerous blowouts.
- Team coordination — installations happen fast, often in high-pressure environments. Timing and communication are critical.
- Jobsite awareness — techs work on roofs, around debris, and near electrical systems. Safety is non-negotiable.
What Our Crews Learn
All StormWrappers technicians go through structured onboarding and real-world training that includes:
- Material handling and storage
- Building envelope assessment
- Secure anchoring methods
- Weather-specific deployment tactics
- Ventilation and moisture control practices
- Fire safety protocols for heat tools and flame-retardant materials
They also receive ongoing updates as technology and material standards evolve.
Why It Matters
Our wraps protect more than buildings — they protect families, businesses, and recovery timelines. A rushed job can lead to water intrusion, structural damage, or insurance complications. Our crews are trained to get it right the first time.
It’s not just a job — it’s a craft. And it’s one we take seriously.
