Storm Damage FAQs

As your property, you have the option to decide that you would rather tear down what remains of your house and rebuild it. However, this is typically much more expensive than storm damage restoration. Insurance may not cover the costs of demolition and rebuilding except under specific circumstances.

Every situation is unique, so the restoration process will be determined by the specific damage you’ve sustained. When our team arrives on site, we’ll thoroughly assess all damage and recommend the proper process to restore your property to its original condition.

It depends on the extent of damage to your home. FLEET Response’s local companies will perform a thorough safety inspection of your home. They will let you know if it’s safe to inhabit your home. They will also let you know if it’s safe to partially inhabit your home, and what areas should be avoided.

No. FLEET Response’s local companies provide comprehensive storm damage restoration services, and they handle every aspect of the process, including all necessary cleanup, water damage restoration, mold remediation, and reconstruction work.

The cost of storm damage restoration services varies greatly and depends on the specific damage you’ve incurred. Factors that impact the cost of storm damage restoration include the following.

In most instances, storm damage will be covered by your insurance policy. However, it’s always important to read your policy to determine exactly what is covered.

It’s a good idea. The initial damage to your property may be subtle and difficult to identify on your own. If this damage goes unrepaired, it can become more extensive over time and potentially threaten the structural integrity of the building.

Every storm is unique and can bring a different set of issues to your property.