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What to Do After a Storm

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It is important to react quickly after receiving wind and hail damage storm. If it is extensive enough, water can infiltrate your home or business and cause long-lasting harm. Furthermore, rotten wood, ruined drywall, soaked insulation, and mold growth can occur from leaks after a storm. Responding within the first 48 hours is important to prevent long-term damage.

Here are some of the most important steps you can take after a storm

  • Ensure your building is safe. If there is major structural damage, downed power lines, fallen trees, gas leaks, or other serious problems, contact the appropriate authorities before entering the building or beginning any repairs.
  • Contact your insurance provider. To ensure your claim is processed quickly and fairly, be sure to contact your insurance provider immediately to start the claims process.
  • Document any losses. As you work to clean and repair your property, be sure to document any damage and losses with video, photographs, and copious notes.
  • Prevent further damage. If you have damaged roofing, siding, or windows, it is important to have them covered or repaired temporarily to prevent further damage.

At Advance Restoration, we can respond within 24 to 48 hours after a storm in the Oakland or Macomb County area. Our team of experts have the equipment and experience to secure your building, perform temporary repairs, help with the insurance claim process, and more.

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