Storms Damage Scenarios
Big storms can be furious and frightening, and you should put safety first. If your area has seen major problems, use caution. If you the risk of flooding or structural damage, don't go inside. Spending a few nights away is a small price to pay.
After the danger has passed, repairing and restoring your property should be next on your list. Read about how various storm systems can cause specific problems.
Insurance for Storm Damage
The payout you get from insurance depends on premiums and deductibles, the extent of damage, your property's condition and more.
Keep track of the damage, keep all receipts and contact your insurance company and a storm damage contractor.
Storm Damage Scenarios
- Damage from Flooding: Flood water can ruin foundations, ruin drywall, carpet and framing, lead to mold proliferation and much more.
- Tornado and Tropical Storm Damage: Circular winds can cause serious damage to all parts of your property, like catastrophic damage to roofs, windows, siding and landscaping.
- Damage from Wind Storms: This can harm structures, break windows, wreak havoc on trees and electric systems and more.
- Hail Storm Aftermath: Major hail storms can bend and crack shingles and siding, and that can mean roof leaks and compounding structural damage.
- Winter Storms: Blizzards can collapse roofs, lead to broken trees and electricity poles, and cause other harm.
Seek Out a Trusted Contractor
It's necessary to repair storm damage right away, but don't put yourself in harm's way. Before you try making repairs yourself, get your insurer and a contractor on board. Contact us for details.
