Our sTEPS TO RESTORing your home after tree damage or a natural disaster

Inspect the property to assess the extent of damage caused by fallen trees, flooding, or other natural disasters.

Address immediate hazards, such as structural instability and electrical risks. Secure the site to prevent further damage or injury.

Safely remove fallen trees, branches, and other debris from the property. This may involve heavy machinery or specialized equipment.

Repair or replace damaged structural components, including roofs, walls, windows, and foundations.

Replace damaged materials such as flooring, drywall, and insulation. Ensure that all repairs meet building codes and standards.

Document all damage for insurance purposes and create a detailed plan for repairs and restoration.

Remove standing water with pumps and wet vacuums, and use industrial fans and dehumidifiers to thoroughly dry affected areas.

Clean and sanitize affected areas to remove contaminants, mold, and mildew. Ensure proper ventilation to maintain indoor air quality.

Restore essential services such as electricity, water, and HVAC systems. Inspect and repair any damaged utility lines or equipment.

Conduct a thorough inspection to ensure that all repairs have been completed, the property is safe, and any remaining hazards have been addressed.

Complete any cosmetic repairs or renovations to restore the home to its pre-damage condition or improve its appearance.