Storm damage refers to the destruction caused to property and infrastructure by storms such as hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, hailstorms, and gales. Damage can range from minor cosmetic damage, such as broken windows, to more severe damage, such as structural damage to buildings and even the complete destruction of homes.
Fallen trees, wind and hail storms, power lines, and flooding can also occur. The extent of damage depends on the severity of the storm and the vulnerability of the location and structures in its path.
Involves stopping any further damage to the home from fire, water, or the elements. Mitigation requires specialists to remove damaged furniture, debris, and damaged materials such as drywall and flooring. Mitigation also involves ensuring the structural stability of the home and protecting its integrity (and your safety) by covering broken windows and preventing further damage.
If parts of the home or building, such as the roof, windows, or front door, are exposed to the elements, emergency mitigation makes sure they are temporarily fixed until emergency restoration begins. Emergency mitigation involves stopping further damage to the building.
Fire damage can include cracked or warped walls or ceilings. It causes wood fibers to split, splinter, and warp and can affect structural integrity. The type of damage caused by smoke and soot can vary depending on the material burned in the fire.
Our team will be on site within 24 hours to begin removing damaged or affected furniture, carpets, flooring, and other building materials. We will safely dispose of contaminated materials. We will begin to extract water and dry affected areas with pumps, fans, dehumidifiers, and other equipment. Secure property as needed.
Plumbing problems can range from simple clogs to damaged pipe joints and everything in between. Faulty plumbing can allow water to enter one or several parts of your property, disrupting your daily operations. That’s why you shouldn’t ignore or put off regular plumbing maintenance or repairs. Clogged drains, broken seals, open toilets, plumbing issues, corrosion, rapid temperature changes and excessive water pressure.
If you are experiencing issues with your roof system or the interior of your home after a severe storm, our rescue team is here 24/7 to help. During our initial inspection, we will be able to identify the exact problem areas of your system and come up with a plan to fix the problems as quickly as possible.
