After the Storm, A Clear Next Step.
Hurricanes, tropical storms, and severe thunderstorms are part of life on the Gulf Coast. When weather damages your property, we help with the water, the cleanup, and the plan to move forward.
Storm Damage Restoration
What You’re Dealing With.
Storm damage rarely comes one problem at a time. Wind can open the roof, rain can get inside, and a few days of humidity can turn wet materials into a bigger issue.
We help address the water that got in, clean up the affected areas, and work with you on a restoration plan so you know what needs to happen next.
Common situations
When to Call Us.
Roof leaks
Wind-driven rain and damaged roofing can let water into ceilings and attics.
Water intrusion
Storm water can come in through windows, doors, and foundations.
Fallen trees & debris
Limbs and debris can damage the structure and open it to the weather.
Lingering moisture
Wet materials left after a storm can lead to mold if they aren’t dried.
Our process
How We Handle It.
- Step 1
Assess the damage
Look at where the storm affected the structure and interior.
- Step 2
Emergency mitigation
Help limit further damage to the affected areas.
- Step 3
Water removal & drying
Remove water and dry affected materials.
- Step 4
Cleanup & planning
Clean up the affected areas and lay out the next steps.
Questions
Storm Damage FAQs.
Should I wait until the storm fully passes to call?
Please stay safe first. You can call as soon as you’re able. We’ll talk through what you’re seeing and the next steps.
What should I document after a storm?
Take photos and video of damage inside and out, including ceilings, floors, and personal belongings, before anything is cleaned up or thrown away.
Will my insurance cover storm damage?
That depends on your policy and your insurance company. We can’t promise coverage, but we’re happy to talk through your situation when you call.
Need Help With Storm Damage? Call All-Pro.
Call and talk to our team directly. We’ll listen to what happened, answer your questions, and explain the next steps.