Wind Damage Restoration

Wind damage can affect virtually every part of your property's exterior and, when the building envelope is compromised, the interior as well

Roof damage is the most common type of wind damage

High winds can lift, crack, or completely remove shingles, tiles, and metal roofing panels

Once the roof is compromised, water intrusion can cause extensive secondary damage

Siding and exterior damage occurs when wind tears off vinyl, wood, or fiber cement siding, exposing the underlying structure to moisture and further wind damage

Window and door damage from wind pressure or wind-driven debris can shatter glass and damage frames, creating openings for water and wind to enter the building

Fallen trees and branches are a major source of wind damage, capable of crushing roofs, walls, vehicles, and fences

Even healthy trees can be toppled by strong winds, especially when soil is saturated from rain

Fence and outbuilding damage from wind can destroy fences, sheds, carports, and other structures on your property

Water intrusion is a secondary but often more damaging consequence of wind damage — once the building envelope is breached, rainwater can cause extensive damage to insulation, drywall, flooring, and personal belongings