Storms are diverse and can easily wreak havoc. Thousands of homes and properties fall victim to storm damage each year. Storm damage can range from minor to severe, but what’s important is that you call the restoration company right away. They will treat your home with effective, immediate solutions and prevent problems from getting worse. Here are some of the things that a storm damage restoration company will do for you: First they will assess the extent of the damage and the necessary repairs. They will remove any standing water in the house. They will remove and dispose of...

Sometimes it is inevitable that a storm will come through and damage your property or your home. Storm damage can be anything from a few missing shingles to a fallen tree in your yard. While it is not possible to completely prevent all storm damage, as storms are unpredictable, there are a few things you can do to help mitigate the damage and prevent it from being incredibly serious. Stay on Top of Roof Maintenance – If you want to protect your roof from storm damage, make sure to keep it well maintained regularly. If you notice loose or...

It’s hard to know what is the right thing to do after a storm like Hurricane Maria. Should you clean up the storm yourself? Or should you hire a professional? The answer is that if it’s storm damage, then let the pros handle it. Don’t risk injury and further damage by trying to clean up in unsafe conditions on your own. Instead of cleaning up, let the professionals take care of it for you. Here’s why it’s best to do so: • Peace of Mind Professional cleaners can remove and dispose of storm debris so that you don’t have...

After a storm, how often do you go out and look for storm damage? If you normally wait a while, below are three reasons why you don’t want to wait too long to assess storm damage. It’s Likely to Get Worse When you have damage from a storm, chances are that it’s going to get worse if you don’t have it fixed promptly. Think of it this way. When you have a few shingles come down off of your roof, it’s not a big deal. But if you leave it that way, that patch could get bigger and now...