Severe Weather Damage Scenarios
Big storms can be frightening and dangerous, and safety has to be your first priority. If your area has seen major problems, play it safe. If you think your home has been structurally damaged or flooding risk is an issue, keep your distance. Spend the night elsewhere until you're confident it's safe.
Once the danger has passed, it's important to examine the aftermath and plan for remediation. Below, we've provided information about the harm different kinds of storms can cause and how you can protect your structure in different scenarios.
Insurance for Storm Damage
How much you get from your home or business insurer depends on policy specifics, the extent of damage, your property's condition and more.
Most severe weather damage is covered by insurance, but filing ASAP is necessary. If you don't, you could lose money now and pay more later.
Storms that cause property damage may lead to mold growth and more.
- Damage from Flooding: Flood water can seep into foundations, ruin framing and finish work, lead to mold growth and more.
- Tornado and Hurricane Damage: Circular wind storms can cause serious damage to all parts of your property, like catastrophic damage to landscaping, siding and windows.
- Damage from Wind Storms: This can damage structures, lead to broken windows, wreak havoc on trees and power grids and more.
- Hail Storm Damage: Major hail storms can cause shingle and siding damage, causing hidden leaks and compounding structural damage.
- Winter Storm Damage: This can collapse roofs, lead to broken trees and electricity poles, and more.
Find an Experienced Contractor
Danger is high after a storm, and a professional contractor can help you get the problem solved quickly and correctly. Reach out to us as soon as possible.
