Damage Severe Weather Can Cause

Big storms can be frightening and dangerous, and safety has to be your first priority. If your neighborhood has seen major problems, be careful. If you suspect structural damage or more flooding, stay out until a professional says it’s safe. Spend the night elsewhere until you’re sure.

Once the storm has passed, it’s important to assess the impact and plan for remediation. Below, learn about the problems different storm systems can cause and how you can protect your property in different situations.

Storm Damage Insurance

How much you get from insurance depends on things like how much you pay in premiums and deductibles, the damage, the previous condition of the property and more.

The faster you are to file a claim, the more likely you are to get the payouts you need. You could get short shrift if you don’t act quickly.

Storms that cause property damage may lead to mold problems and more.

  • Winter Storm Damage: Blizzards can cause collapsed roofs, break trees and electric systems, and cause other harm.
  • Hail Storm Damage: This can cause shingle and siding damage, leading to long-term leaks and compounding structural damage.
  • Damage from Wind Storms: This can damage structures, destroy glass, damage landscaping and electricity hookups and cause other problems.
  • Tropical Storm and Tornado Damage: Circular winds can cause serious damage to all parts of your property, like catastrophic damage to landscaping, siding and windows.
  • Damage from Flooding: Floods can ruin foundations, ruin structures and possessions inside, lead to mold problems and more.

Find an Experienced Storm Repair Team

Damaged properties are often dangerous, and a professional contractor can help you get the problem solved quickly and correctly. Contact us today.