Residential Storm Damage Restoration for Texas & Oklahoma Families

First, make sure your family is safe—stay away from downed power lines and structural damage. Then call 877-631-7576 right away. We can have a crew at your home within hours to prevent further damage. We'll tarp your roof, stop water intrusion, and secure your property. Don't wait—the longer you wait, the worse damage can get. We'll help you with insurance after we've protected your home.

Most standard homeowners insurance policies cover storm damage including wind, hail, tornado, and fallen tree damage. They typically cover structural repairs, roof replacement, water damage from storm intrusion, personal property, and additional living expenses if you're displaced. We work directly with every major insurance company—we'll document your damage, meet with adjusters, and fight for your full coverage. We've been doing this for 60+ years and we know how to maximize your claim.

Yes. We've helped families rebuild homes that were completely leveled by tornadoes. If your insurance covers reconstruction, we handle everything—permits, plans, construction, and finishing. Many families tell us their rebuilt homes are better than the original. If you're uninsured or underinsured, we'll help you explore FEMA assistance and other resources. This is devastating, but it's not hopeless. We're here to help you rebuild.

Timeline depends on damage extent. Minor damage like roof repairs and drywall work may take 1-2 weeks. Moderate damage including roof replacement and water damage restoration typically takes 3-6 weeks. Major damage requiring significant reconstruction can take 2-4 months or more. We'll give you an honest timeline during our initial assessment and keep you informed throughout. We work as quickly as possible without sacrificing quality—we know you want to be home.

If you need to relocate temporarily, your homeowners insurance typically includes "additional living expenses" coverage that pays for hotel, rental housing, meals, and other costs while your home is uninhabitable. We help you navigate this coverage and can recommend resources for temporary housing. Some families stay with relatives, but a rental often makes more sense for longer restorations. We'll help you figure out the best option for your situation.

Don't throw anything away yet. Professional restoration can save many items you might think are destroyed—furniture, photos, documents, clothing, and more. We assess everything and use specialized techniques to restore belongings that seem ruined. Some things will need to be replaced, but many can be saved. We document everything carefully for insurance purposes, so you'll receive appropriate compensation for items that truly can't be restored.

We work directly with your insurance company and bill them directly—in most cases, you pay only your deductible. You don't need money upfront to start restoration. If you're uninsured or underinsured, there are options: FEMA disaster assistance (if your area is declared a disaster zone), SBA disaster loans, and sometimes local assistance programs. We'll help you understand your options. Don't let money concerns stop you from calling—we'll figure it out together.