When unexpected storms cause damage to your home, our professional emergency response team here at Jenkins is ready to help, available 24/7! Our priority is to protect your family and home, prevent any further damage, and restore your property quickly with high standards of quality workmanship.
Tropical storms, hurricanes, and other natural disasters can strike unexpectedly and destroy anything in their path. Tropical storms produce strong winds, hail, and even flooding. Strong winds can cause fallen trees, damaged roofs, and other external damages to your property. If close to the coast, tropical storms can turn into hurricanes, spinning up catastrophic damage.
Once our storm damage repair professionals arrive, they will assess the storm damage, and prioritize the clean-up and repairs needed. From drying out your property to cleaning damaged contents, our staff will work diligently to restore your property to pre-loss condition.
We can handle any damage due to severe weather, including:
- Hail storms
- Hurricanes
- Tropical Storms
- Lightning strikes
- Thunderstorms
- Tornadoes and high winds
High Wind & Tornado Damage:
High winds & tornadoes can pose a significant risk to life and property. Winds can cause tree branches to snap and fly into your home, damaging your roof, windows, and siding, and can easily topple trees and powerlines. Falling trees can result in extensive property damage, including structural collapse or damage to vehicles, fences, and outdoor structures. Living in an area prone to high winds necessitates being vigilant and recognizing the signs of wind damage. After a storm, it’s crucial to thoroughly inspect your property for any visible indications of damage. It’s important not to overlook even seemingly minor damage, as it can worsen over time and lead to more significant issues, such as leaks and further structural compromise. By contacting wind damage repair experts like Jenkins Restorations, you can mitigate further damage to your property, prevent potential injuries, and restore your home to its pre-storm condition.
