Discuss urgent needs
Describe an active leak, exposed opening or other immediate concern. We’ll discuss temporary protection options and current availability before scheduling.
Storm damage
Damage is stressful. Your next step can be clear.
Get help assessing the exterior, understanding the proposed repairs and organizing the information for your insurer.
Make a practical plan
Three useful steps after exterior damage.
Start with what is needed now, then work toward a defined repair scope.
Assess the exterior
Request an assessment of visible roof, siding, gutter and window damage, with photos and a description of the proposed work.
Review the repair plan
Compare materials, scope, timing and payment responsibilities before authorizing repairs.
One exterior, several connected parts
Look at the full repair scope.
A storm can affect more than one surface. Tell us everything you have noticed.
Roofing
Assess visible roofing damage and concerns about water entry, then discuss repair or replacement options for the affected scope.
Siding and trim
Review damaged sections and the practicality of matching existing profiles, finish and color.
Gutters and windows
Include bent gutters, damaged openings and related exterior details in the assessment where they are part of the concern.
Insurance coordination
Useful documentation. Clear responsibilities.
We can document exterior damage, prepare repair estimates and discuss the proposed work with your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage and claim payment.
Keep the claim yours
Ask your insurer about coverage, deductibles, deadlines and the information it needs from you.
Compare the scopes
Review the contractor’s proposal alongside the insurer’s estimate, and ask about differences before approving work.
Confirm payment terms
Your agreement should identify payment responsibilities, including any deductible, uncovered work or optional upgrades.
Common questions
Before you make a decision.
How quickly can you help?
Call 509.295.8066 to describe the damage and check current availability. Timing depends on safe access, weather, the work required and crew scheduling. An online request does not confirm dispatch.
Will insurance pay for the repairs?
Your insurer makes that decision under your policy. We can provide documentation and a repair estimate, but cannot promise coverage, approval or a particular payment amount.
Can you speak with my adjuster?
We can discuss the proposed exterior repair scope and provide supporting documentation. Questions about policy interpretation or claim negotiation belong with your insurer or an appropriately licensed insurance professional.
Will I have to pay anything out of pocket?
You may be responsible for deductibles, excluded or uncovered work, depreciation or upgrades, depending on your policy and project agreement. Confirm those details with your insurer and review the payment terms before work begins.
Should I use the online price planner for storm damage?
Storm damage needs an assessment before a meaningful repair price can be prepared. Send an inquiry or call instead of relying on a general replacement allowance.
Tell us what happened and where you need help.
For urgent scheduling, call. For a planned assessment, send the property details and a brief description of the damage.