Storm Damage Restoration in Central Pennsylvania

Storm Damage Restoration in Central Pennsylvania

Emergency protection first, then documentation and a permanent repair plan.

After wind, hail or a fallen tree, the first priorities are to stop water from entering the house and to document the damage. We tarp the opening, photograph every affected area and give you a written scope you can share with your insurance company.

Insurance claims are between you and your insurer. We do not act as a public adjuster and we do not waive deductibles. What we do is document the damage accurately, price the repair to the approved scope, and submit supplements with photos and code references when hidden damage is found.

What is included

  • • Emergency tarping and temporary repairs
  • • Damage documentation with dated photos
  • • Written repair scope for your claim file
  • • Support with adjuster inspections
  • • Supplement documentation for hidden damage
  • • Permanent repair or full replacement

Signs you may need storm damage restoration

  • • Missing or creased shingles after wind
  • • Dents or bruising on shingles or soft metals after hail
  • • Fallen limbs or trees on the roof
  • • Interior leaks after a storm
  • • Damaged gutters, fascia or siding
  • • Debris in the yard that came from the roof

Your options

OptionWhat it means
Emergency protectionTarp and temporary repairs to prevent further damage.
Claim documentationPhoto report and written scope for your insurer.
Permanent restorationRepair or replacement to the approved scope, with documented supplements.

Storm Damage Restoration in Central Pennsylvania

Central Pennsylvania sees severe thunderstorms with strong straight-line winds, heavy wet snow that breaks limbs and, occasionally, hail. If a limb has come through your roof, call us for emergency tarping and a documented repair scope for your insurer.

Free inspection and written estimate. Call 833-562-6013 or use the form to schedule.

Frequently asked questions

Should I call my insurance company or a roofer first?+
If there is an active leak, protect the home first and take photos. Then contact your insurer to start a claim. We can inspect and document the damage at any point.
Will you cover my deductible?+
No. Waiving or absorbing a deductible is not permitted in most states and we do not do it. We price the work honestly and document it thoroughly.
How long do I have to file a claim?+
Policies set their own deadlines, so check your policy and file promptly after storm damage.

Where we provide storm damage restoration