What to Expect After Severe Weather Events
Big storms can be frightening and dangerous, and you should put safety first. If your area has seen major problems, be careful. If you the risk of flooding or structural damage, stay out until a professional says it's safe. Spending a few nights away is a small thing compared to your health.
Get through the storm, and then take a look at the aftermath. Read on for more.
Insurance Payouts
How much you get from your home or business insurer depends on premiums and deductibles, the extent of damage, the previous condition of the property and more.
To get as much money as possible from insurance, keep track of damage and take photos of the damage immediately. Then, call your insurance agent to schedule a time to see an assessor. You should also get in touch with a storm damage contractor.
Storms that cause property damage may lead to mold proliferation and much more.
- Damage from Flooding: Flood water can seep into foundations, ruin structures and possessions inside, lead to mold proliferation and much more.
- Tornado and Tropical Storm Damage: Circular wind storms can cause serious damage to all parts of your property, like catastrophic damage to landscaping, siding and windows.
- Wind Damage: This can harm structures, destroy glass, wreak havoc on trees and electric systems and cause other problems.
- Hail Aftermath: Major hail storms can bend and crack shingles and siding, leading to long-term leaks and compounding damage.
- Winter Storms: Heavy snow can cause roofs to fail, lead to broken trees and electricity poles, and much more.
Hire a Professional Storm Repair Team
If your business or home has damage from a storm, act quickly. Choose a professional contractor that is insured, credentialed and licensed, and that knows your area. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
