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Hail, wind, tornadoes, hurricanes and fallen trees - from the first hours after the storm to the final repair.
This is DamageRepairHub's first category, and it is live: seven practical guides, every storm-repair trade explained with costs and quote checklists, 30 storm-prone metros covered, and the first contractor listings live in 26 of them. Additional listings are published after review. The update list helps us prioritize coverage.
Safety first, then photos, then stopping more water. The order matters more than the speed.
Most roofers are honest. The ones who appear from out of state right after a storm deserve five minutes of checking.
What to photograph, in what order, and the small habits that make claims go faster.
A tarp is cheap. The water damage it prevents is not. Here's what a proper job looks like.
The two leave different fingerprints. Knowing which one you have shapes the repair and the claim.
Both will knock on your door after a storm. Only one of them will still be here for the warranty call.
This gap is normal and usually fixable. The steps that close it, in order - no panic signing required.
Missing shingles, hail bruising, leaks and full replacements after storm damage.
Learn more →Fast temporary cover that keeps rain out until permanent repairs happen.
Learn more →Fallen trees and storm debris cleared safely, including trees resting on structures.
Learn more →Standing water removed, structures dried, and mold prevented after storms.
Learn more →Broken windows, doors and openings secured until permanent repairs are made.
Learn more →Damage or repair work that isn't listed here. Tell us what happened on the update form - every request counts toward what we build and open next. No contractor or reply is guaranteed.
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