Family-owned and operated for more than 71 years, Tarps Direct supplies a broad range of tarps and protective covers from its 40,000-square-foot facility in central Pennsylvania. The company keeps more than 100 sizes in stock and also has a custom department that builds solutions such as patio enclosures and athletic-field covers for unusual requirements.
Neilly Canvas Goods CompanyA family-owned, multigenerational Pittsburgh-area manufacturer, Neilly Canvas Goods Company has spent more than 75 years making tarps and truck-cover systems, while also designing and installing awnings for homes and businesses. Its work ranges from custom cargo protection to specialty covers, supported by repair, maintenance, and installation services that keep those products in use. The company’s long tarp-industry history and custom fabrication approach distinguish it from a standard awning retailer.WEST MIFFLIN, PA
TarpstopFounded in Perrysburg, Ohio, in 2001, Tarpstop makes tarpaulins and tarp systems and custom-fabricates products at its U.S. facilities. It has grown from a small shop to four Midwest locations, serving owner-operators and large fleets across the country. The company also provides repair, installation, and custom fabrication services for trucking customers.PERRYSBURG, OH
Electra Tarp, IncSince 1974, family-owned Electra Tarp has designed and manufactured custom tarpaulins in Canton, Ohio, shipping American-made covers directly from its facility to customers nationwide. The company is especially known for made-to-order performance floors, including the Awana game floors it developed in the 1990s and guard and percussion floors it has produced since the 1980s. Its average employee has more than 20 years of experience, supporting custom orders ranging from a single tarp to large production runs.CANTON, OH
Wagner TarpsFor more than 25 years, Wagner Tarps has made custom vinyl and mesh tarps for the trucking industry from its Brookville, Pennsylvania shop. Its construction details—including heat-sealed vinyl seams, reinforced fronts and tails, and 30% more grommets than the industry standard—are aimed at handling daily wear and severe weather. The company also supplies trailer hardware and cargo-control products and repairs many tarps in place on the trailer.BROOKVILLE, PA