We provide emergency response for storm damage in Easton, typically arriving within 24 hours of your call. For severe situations with active leaking, we prioritize same-day response when possible. Our emergency services include temporary protective measures (tarping, board-up), water extraction if needed, and comprehensive damage assessment. We understand that quick action prevents secondary damage to your home's interior, structure, and belongings. Our dedicated storm response team operates year-round and increases capacity during severe weather events to serve our community promptly.

Yes, we specialize in insurance claim assistance for storm damage in Easton. Our process includes: 1) Thorough documentation of all damage with detailed photos and measurements, 2) Creating itemized damage reports using insurance industry-standard software, 3) Meeting with your insurance adjuster during property inspection to ensure all damage is identified, 4) Reviewing the insurance scope of work for accuracy and completeness, 5) Handling all required paperwork and submissions, and 6) Direct billing to your insurance (minus your deductible). This comprehensive approach maximizes your claim coverage while minimizing your stress during the restoration process.

We address all types of storm damage affecting Easton homes: 1) Wind damage including blown-off or lifted shingles, damaged flashing, and structural issues, 2) Hail damage to roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and exterior fixtures, 3) Water damage from roof or siding breaches, including interior ceiling and wall repairs, 4) Fallen tree or debris damage requiring structural repairs, 5) Lightning strike damage affecting roofing and electrical systems, and 6) Snow and ice dam damage common during winter months. Our comprehensive restoration services cover everything from emergency protection to complete reconstruction, handling all aspects of returning your home to pre-storm condition.

Signs of storm damage on Easton homes include: 1) Missing, lifted, or creased shingles visible from the ground, 2) Granules from shingles collecting in gutters or downspouts, 3) Dents in metal components like vents, flashing, or gutters (indicating hail), 4) Water stains on ceilings or walls that appear after storms, 5) Debris on roof or in yard from damaged roofing materials, and 6) Neighbors receiving approvals for storm damage repairs. However, many types of damage aren't visible from the ground and require professional inspection. We offer free, no-obligation storm damage assessments with detailed documentation of our findings, which is particularly valuable for insurance claim purposes.