After the storm, start with clarity
Storm Damage Restoration
A documented wind or hail assessment, followed by a clear repair or restoration scope when work is warranted.
- Photo-documented findings
- Defined scope
- Clear options
Start with the evidence
Common signs worth assessing.
These signs help define what to inspect; they do not determine the answer.
- Missing, creased, or displaced shingles
- Fresh damage to roof edges, vents, gutters, or siding
- New interior moisture after severe weather
- Debris impact or fallen-limb concerns
Inspection and scope
What the service can include.
Final scope depends on condition, access, and approved work.
- Storm-related exterior inspection
- Photo documentation of observed conditions
- A clearly defined repair or restoration scope
- Contractor-side documentation and repair-estimate support
Storm Damage Restoration FAQ
A clearer first decision.
Should I climb onto the roof after a storm?
No. Wet surfaces, loose materials, and hidden damage make roof access dangerous. A ground-level visual check and professional inspection are safer.
Does Raccoon Restoration decide what insurance covers?
No. Coverage decisions belong to the insurance carrier. From the contractor side, we can inspect and document visible damage, prepare a repair scope and estimate, and confer with the insurance company’s representative about the property damage and repair options. Raccoon Restoration is not a public adjuster and does not interpret coverage, file a claim for the customer, or negotiate the settlement.
Storm Damage Restoration
Start with a clear assessment.
Tell us what you see and where the property is located.