We prioritize active leaks and exposed sheathing after storms, with documentation formatted for insurance adjusters.
We carry tarping and temporary weatherproofing materials on every storm-response truck.
Exposed sheathing gets a temporary weatherproof seal the same day whenever possible.
Storm response crews carry the same licensing and insurance as our standard installation teams.
We're familiar with Andrews Air Force Base, MD's storm season patterns and typical damage types.
Storm-damage calls are prioritized ahead of routine scheduling, especially with active leaks.
We add crews during major storm events so response times stay fast even under high call volume.
Damage gets photographed and itemized in a format that matches standard adjuster line items.
We can meet your adjuster on-site to point out damage that's easy to miss during a quick inspection.
Storm damage ranges from a single loosened panel to widespread hail cracking across an entire elevation.
Exposed sheathing or a hole in the wall gets a temporary weatherproof seal to stop water intrusion until permanent repair. We check attic insulation for water intrusion signs even when the exterior patch looks sufficient on its own.
Assessment includes photo documentation dated for insurance purposes. A grid-pattern inspection of each elevation catches scattered impact marks a quick walk-by would miss.
We check surrounding panels for related wind damage during the same visit. Replacement fasteners are set at tighter spacing than standard when wind exposure is a known recurring issue.
We can meet your adjuster on-site if that speeds up your claim. Photos are timestamped and organized by elevation, which speeds up adjuster review considerably.
We'll give you an honest read on repair-versus-replace based on what the storm actually did. We check whether current material is still available in a matching profile before committing to full replacement over partial repair.
Fallen branches and wind-blown debris cause cracks and holes that get patched or panel-replaced depending on size. Tree limb clearance from the house gets flagged as a preventive note in our report.
Dispatch will ask about visible damage and whether water is actively getting in.
We aim for same-day response on active leak calls whenever possible.
Damage gets assessed, photographed, and quoted in an insurance-friendly itemized format.
Temporary weatherproofing goes on immediately, with permanent repair or replacement scheduled once material and approvals are in place.
Had a tarp up within hours of calling after a tree branch put a hole in our wall — exactly what we needed that night.
Wind-lifted panels were re-secured properly, no repeat problem the next storm.
Full re-side after major hail damage looks better than our siding did before the storm.
Debris impact from a fallen limb was patched and color-matched so well you'd never guess there was damage.
Active leaks get priority response — don't wait for the next rain.
Call +1-844-782-0929Crews are added during major storm events to keep response times fast.
