Storm & Hurricane Damage Restoration in Orlando, FL

Once it's safe to go outside, document all damage with photos and video before touching anything. Call us immediately for emergency tarping and board-up to prevent additional water intrusion. Then contact your insurance carrier to open a claim — we can do this with you.

Florida homeowner's policies typically cover wind damage from hurricanes but NOT flood damage. If water entered through a compromised roof or window (wind-driven rain), that's covered. Rising water requires separate flood insurance. We help you understand exactly what's covered.

Emergency tarping/board-up happens immediately. Full restoration timelines vary by damage: roof repairs take 1–2 weeks, partial reconstruction 2–6 weeks, major structural damage 8–16 weeks. We expedite everything to get you home sooner.

Storm damage opens your home to further water intrusion, mold, and structural compromise. Every additional rainstorm multiplies the damage. Emergency tarping and board-up protect your home while permanent repairs are planned.

Costs depend on damage severity: minor roof repairs $3,000–$8,000, partial structure damage $15,000–$50,000, major restoration $75,000+. Insurance typically covers most wind damage. We handle all claim documentation and maximize your payout.

Tarping is emergency protection to stop water intrusion — usually temporary (days to weeks). Permanent roofing involves full roof replacement or repair. We do both: emergency tarping within 60 minutes, then schedule permanent repairs once damage is fully assessed.

We coordinate with licensed roofers for specialized roof work while we handle water damage mitigation, interior water removal, and structural drying. Your insurance claim typically covers both — we make sure the work is coordinated and complete.

Yes. Emergency board-up protects your home immediately. We then arrange window/door replacement as part of your full restoration. Everything is coordinated to minimize your downtime.

We recommend: roof inspection, tree trimming, gutter cleaning, shutters/plywood prep, and having our contact info ready. During season, we conduct pre-hurricane consultations and prepare emergency equipment.

It depends on damage severity and safety. Minor damage: usually yes. Major wind/water damage: temporary relocation may be recommended. Your insurance policy's Additional Living Expenses (ALE) typically covers hotel and meals during repairs.