Storm Damage Claims
Storms leave damage in many places at once. We inspect the whole property and build the claim around everything your policy may cover.
What We Look For
Storm damage is often spread across the whole property. We look at all of it.
Lightning and surges
Damage from lightning strikes and electrical surges.
Rain intrusion
Rain that entered through storm-damaged openings.
Roof and exterior
Damage to roofing, siding, soffits, and gutters.
Windows and doors
Broken windows, doors, and garage doors.
Detached structures
Fences, sheds, carports, and other outbuildings.
Tree impact
Trees and limbs that struck the home.
Interior and contents
Interior damage and contents affected by the storm.
Debris removal
Debris and tree removal, which many policies limit.
What To Do Right Now
You are dealing with a lot. These steps protect your safety and your claim.
Stay safe. Stay clear of downed power lines, standing water, and damaged structures.
Photograph the damage. Take photos and video before cleanup or repairs, where it is safe to do so.
Make temporary repairs. Tarp the roof or board openings if you can do it safely, and keep the receipts.
Report the loss. Tell your insurer and write down your claim number.
Keep damaged materials. Hold on to them until they are documented.
Call us before you accept an offer. A free claim review takes about two minutes to start, and there is no cost to review your claim.
Storm Claim Questions
Is Storm Damage Covered?
Many homeowner policies cover storm damage, though some causes carry separate deductibles or exclusions. We read your policy with you.
Who Pays For Temporary Repairs?
Reasonable steps to protect the property are usually expected, and the costs may be covered. Keep every receipt.
How Soon Should I Report Storm Damage?
As soon as you can. Policies often set notice deadlines, so do not wait.
Can I Hire You If My Claim Is Already Open?
Often, yes. Bring your policy, your claim file, and any carrier letters, and we will review where things stand.
How Long Does A Storm Claim Take?
It depends on the size of the loss and how the insurer responds. We explain the likely timeline in your free claim review.
Other Claims We Handle
Wind Damage
Lifted shingles, torn siding, and wind-driven rain damage.
Learn More about Wind Damage
Tree Damage
Fallen trees and limbs, with the damage and removal costs they cause.
Learn More about Tree Damage
Roof Damage
Roof repair and replacement disputes, from leaks to full replacement.
Learn More about Roof Damage