STORM DAMAGE

Storm Cleanup and Recovery

An unexpected tornado can bring wind damage and hail damage. Storm damage caused by a powerful hurricane can cause severe property damage and flooding. A wintry blizzard can cause wind damage and ice damming.

In an instant, Mother Nature can unleash powerful weather patterns, leaving behind substantial storm damage to your home or business. Wind, water, hail and downed trees are just some of the things that can expose your property and its contents to the elements. It is at this time that immediate storm damage restoration is key to your property’s safety and recovery.

To help you prepare yourself for the worst we’ve put together some guides. You can read about How to Protect Your Property During Winter Storms and How to Prepare For Tornado Season by following the links.

How To Clean Up and Recover From Storm or Wind Damage

At 24 Hours Restoration Pro, we offer immediate help to secure your property and prevent further damage from occurring. Storm damage services may include the following:

Emergency Board-Up Service
Perimeter Fencing
Building Shrink Wrap
Emergency Security Personnel
Demolition and Reconstruction Services

Our Storm Clean Up Guide will give you more information on where to start and who to contact in the aftermath of a storm.

How To Clean Up and Recover From Storm or Wind Damage

At 24 Hours Restoration Pro we have successfully rebuilt tens of thousands of wind damaged homes over the years. It is in situations like these that the specialized skills of our team are required. Rebuilding part of a home is very different than a new construction facility. Building materials, design and finishes must match the remaining structure, while moisture remaining in building components may also need to be addressed.
Storm damage is no match for us.
In catastrophic situations following a community-wide disaster with widespread need, our ability to quickly assemble manpower and equipment to respond to storms of any size is unrivaled in the industry. Resources can be mobilized from our National Disaster Response Team