Stormseal Video Playlist: 2020
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Stormseal is the World's #1 Temporary Roof Protection
Traditionally, storm-damaged houses have been covered with large tarps until the insurance claim is settled and final repairs are made. The problem is that over the life of an insurance claim, which can be up to 12 months after a major weather event, tarps fail five times on average and often more than 10 times.
This means continual tarp replacements, additional time and cost and further damage to the property, not to mention stress to the owner and occupants.
Stormseal doesn’t have this problem – it goes on once and stays on, no matter how long the insurance claim process lasts.
Stormseal is:
- 100% watertight
- Resistant to future storms including heavy hail and winds up to 100 mph
- Long lasting (for over a year)
- UV resistant and fire retardant
- Designed and manufactured locally to world-class standards
- Easily removed for roof inspections when needed
Stormsealing a Whole Condominium Complex
Stormseal was used long-term to secure 160 homes in Florida until permanent repairs could be made.
Stormseal Protecting National Institutions in Canberra
Following the 2020 hailstorm that caused widespread damage across Australia's capital, Stormseal helped protect iconic institutions including the National Library of Australia, The Academy of Sciences, The National Film and Sound Archive and several buildings at ANU.
Stormseal Protects University House at ANU in Canberra
After the hailstorm in January 2020, ANU called on Stormseal to protect their buildings from further damage until full repairs could be made.
Stormseal at the Heritage-Listed Ian Potter House at the Academy of Science in Canberra
Hail-Damaged House gets Stormseal
Stormseal Protecting ANU after Hail Damage to Roofs
In January 2020, buildings at the Australian National University (ANU) were severely hail damaged in a hailstorm.

















