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Storm Damage Repair and Restoration

When any type of natural disaster, big or small, strikes your property, our storm damage professionals are available when you need clean-up, repair, or restoration.

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SERVPRO is the #1 Property Damage and Restoration Company

Floods. Tornadoes. Hail. Hurricanes. Snow. Wind. Ice. Each natural disaster brings its own type of devastation and damage. With 2210 locations in the U.S. and Canada, SERVPRO’s storm damage clean-up experts are Faster to any size disaster™. Our proprietary cleaning solutions, advanced equipment, and decades of experience will help return your property to pre-loss condition.

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SERVPRO Disaster Recovery Team

  • Commercial Storm Damage Restoration 
  • Commercial Construction Services 
  • Commercial Large Loss and Disaster Recovery 

When needed, the SERVPRO Disaster Recovery Team is called into action. This team mobilizes from across the country to support large-scale, natural disaster damage events. We provide Commercial Damage Restoration, Commercial Construction Services, and Commercial Large Loss and Disaster Recovery.

Commercial Large Loss

Why Choose SERVPRO for Residential Storm Damage Restoration?

Why Choose SERVPRO

Round-the-clock Emergency Service

The SERVPRO system has a network of strategically positioned storm teams on standby should a disaster strike near you. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

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Trained Technicians

With the ability to mobilize local command centers, along with the resources of more than 2210 locations in the U.S. and Canada, no disaster is too large to handle.

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Trusted Leader in the Restoration Industry

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Easier Insurance Claims Process

SERVPRO will help you navigate the insurance claims process and coordinate the necessary paperwork for a quicker, easier experience.

Emergency Water Damage Tips

After a storm passes, it’s important to stay safe while waiting for help to arrive. Here are some tips to help prevent further damage after a storm, especially if your home has some water damage:

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Hang Furs and Leathers

Hang furs and leather goods separately at room temperature.
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Don't Enter Affected Areas

Don’t enter affected areas if electrical outlets, switches, circuit breakers or electrical equipment are exposed to water. Always avoid electrical shock hazards!
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Don't Use Household Vacuum

Don’t use your household vacuum cleaner to remove water; this could cause electrical shock or damage to the vacuum cleaner.
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Don't Turn on Ceiling Fixtures

Don’t turn on ceiling fixtures if ceiling is wet or enter rooms where ceilings are sagging from retained water.
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Shut Off Water Source

Shut off the water source if possible or contact a qualified party to stop the water source.
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Turn Off Circuit Breakers

Turn off circuit breakers for wet areas of the home when access to the power distribution panel is safe from electrical shock.
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Remove Excess Water

Remove as much excess water as possible by mopping and blotting.
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Prop Up Wet Upholstery

Remove and prop up wet upholstery cushions for even drying. Do not put cushion covers in the washing machine.
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Don't Enter Affected Areas

Don’t enter affected areas if electrical outlets, switches, circuit breakers or electrical equipment are exposed to water. Always avoid electrical shock hazards!
Steps_OPT_1.svg

Don't Use Household Vacuum

Don’t use your household vacuum cleaner to remove water; this could cause electrical shock or damage to the vacuum cleaner.
Steps_OPT_1.svg

Don't Turn on Ceiling Fixtures

Don’t turn on ceiling fixtures if ceiling is wet or enter rooms where ceilings are sagging from retained water.
Steps_OPT_1.svg

Shut Off Water Source

Shut off the water source if possible or contact a qualified party to stop the water source.
Steps_OPT_1.svg

Turn Off Circuit Breakers

Turn off circuit breakers for wet areas of the home when access to the power distribution panel is safe from electrical shock.
Steps_OPT_1.svg

Remove Excess Water

Remove as much excess water as possible by mopping and blotting.
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Prop Up Wet Upholstery

Remove and prop up wet upholstery cushions for even drying. Do not put cushion covers in the washing machine.

Emergency Fire Damage Tips

Some disasters result in fire damage to your home, so it’s important to know what to do in the aftermath:

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Wipe Off Soot

Wipe soot from metal kitchen and bathroom faucets, trim and appliances.
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Don't Wash Walls

Don’t attempt to wash any walls or painted surfaces without first contacting SERVPRO.
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Don't Shampoo Carpet or Upholstery

Don’t attempt to shampoo carpet, rug or upholstered furniture without first consulting SERVPRO.
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Don't Clean Electrical Appliances

Don’t attempt to clean any electrical appliances (TV sets, radios, etc.) that maybe have been close to fire, heat or water without first consulting an authorized repair service.
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Limit Movement

Limit movement in the home to prevent soot particles from being embedded into carpet and avoid tracking.
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Keep Hands Clean

Keep hands clean. Soot on hands can further soil upholstery, walls and woodwork
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Empty Freezer and Refrigerator

If electricity is off, empty freezer and refrigerator completely and prop doors open to help prevent odor.
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Wipe Off Soot

Wipe soot from metal kitchen and bathroom faucets, trim and appliances.
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Don't Wash Walls

Don’t attempt to wash any walls or painted surfaces without first contacting SERVPRO.
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Don't Shampoo Carpet or Upholstery

Don’t attempt to shampoo carpet, rug or upholstered furniture without first consulting SERVPRO.
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Don't Clean Electrical Appliances

Don’t attempt to clean any electrical appliances (TV sets, radios, etc.) that maybe have been close to fire, heat or water without first consulting an authorized repair service.
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Limit Movement

Limit movement in the home to prevent soot particles from being embedded into carpet and avoid tracking.
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Keep Hands Clean

Keep hands clean. Soot on hands can further soil upholstery, walls and woodwork
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Empty Freezer and Refrigerator

If electricity is off, empty freezer and refrigerator completely and prop doors open to help prevent odor.
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Wipe Off Soot

Wipe soot from metal kitchen and bathroom faucets, trim and appliances.


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How long does it take to fix flood damage?

The time it takes to fix flood damage depends on the severity of the flood. We’ll inspect your home or business and discuss with you the severity of damage and our plan to help return your property back to pre-loss condition. We’ll then work to remove the water that shouldn’t be there using pumps and water extracting equipment. Once the excess water is gone, we use dehumidifiers and other specialized drying equipment to help return the area to its normal moisture level. This is a closely monitored process, with our teams continually making adjustments to equipment to help ensure the area is recovering as quickly and as safely possible.

Is storm damage covered by insurance?

Storm damage may be covered by your insurance policy, but you’ll need to reach out to your agent to get specifics about your particular coverage. It’s important to note that your home must be maintained to a reasonable standard. Otherwise, it could be hard to prove that the storm was the cause of the damage versus a lack of proper maintenance and general wear and tear.

Who should I call after a storm?

SERVPRO provides many of the services you may need after a storm blows through your area. We provide emergency roof tarping and board-up services to help prevent additional damage from the elements and provide security to your property. This service may be needed immediately if your property was damaged by falling trees, hail, high winds, tornado debris or fire. A SERVPRO location near you offers 24/7 emergency service and is available to help.

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