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Coastal Restoration - Water, Fire, Mold & Storm Damage Restoration
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Storm Damage Restoration

Wind, hurricane, nor'easter and coastal surge damage for properties on the South Shore, the barrier islands, and the harbor edge.

Rapid response teams
On standby
Phones answered
24/7
Counties & boroughs
7

Certified & licensed · Fully insured · We handle your insurance

Get a crew dispatched

We answer 24/7. If this is an active emergency, calling is faster.

The fastest way to reach you right now.

Street, town and ZIP so we can route the nearest crew.

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Our certifications and credentials

  • IICRC Certified Technicians

    Industry standard certification

  • OSHA Certified

    Safety trained crews

  • 25+ Years Experience

    Ownership, in restoration

  • Licensed & Insured

    Certificate on request

What this covers

Storm Damage Restoration, end to end

Wind, hurricane, nor'easter and coastal surge damage for properties on the South Shore, the barrier islands, and the harbor edge. We hold the job from the first call through to the rebuild, so there is no gap where the mitigation contractor leaves and nobody has scheduled the reconstruction.

Also known as

  • storm damage repair
  • storm damage cleanup
  • wind damage restoration
  • hurricane damage repair
  • emergency roof tarp
  • emergency board up
  • commercial storm damage restoration
  • storm damage restoration near me

Request storm damage service

We answer 24/7. If this is an active emergency, calling is faster.

The fastest way to reach you right now.

Street, town and ZIP so we can route the nearest crew.

By sending this you agree we may contact you about your request. We do not sell your information. See our privacy policy.

Our process

How storm damage restoration actually works

No step here is optional and none of them can be reordered. If a contractor skips one, ask which.

  1. 01

    Emergency response

    Crews stage before the storm makes landfall so we are not driving through it to reach you.

  2. 02

    Make safe and tarp

    Roof tarping and board-up stop the second loss while the weather is still moving through.

  3. 03

    Water removal and debris

    Floodwater is category three. Extraction, muck-out, and debris removal happen together.

  4. 04

    Decontamination

    Surge and sewer-influenced water requires antimicrobial treatment, not just drying.

  5. 05

    Structural drying

    Wall cavities, subfloor, and insulation are opened and dried, because surface-dry is not dry.

  6. 06

    Rebuild

    Reconstruction with flood-resistant materials where code and elevation require it.

Call us

24/7 rapid response

The form is fine for anything that can wait. If this is happening right now, call - a person answers, day or night, and you get a straight answer about whether it needs a truck tonight.

Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Where we work

Seven markets we cover

Response time is a function of where the truck starts, not where the office is. We keep crews close to every market we cover.

FAQ

Storm Damage questions, answered straight

If yours is not here, call and ask. You will get a straight answer, not a callback from a sales team.

Does homeowners insurance cover flooding?
Almost never. Standard homeowners policies exclude rising water and storm surge, which is what NFIP or private flood insurance is for. Wind-driven rain through a damaged roof is usually a homeowners claim. The distinction decides which policy pays, so document the entry point early.
Do you work during the storm?
We stage crews and equipment ahead of landfall and respond as soon as conditions are survivable and roads are passable. Nobody is helped by a truck in a ditch.
The roof is open and more rain is coming. What happens first?
Make-safe comes first, before any drying starts. Tarping the breach and boarding open glass stops the second loss, which is frequently larger than the first one. Drying a building that is still taking on water is wasted money.
Is wind damage a different claim from flood damage?
Usually yes, and the distinction decides who pays. Wind-driven rain entering through a storm-damaged roof is typically a homeowners claim. Rising water and storm surge are excluded from homeowners policies and fall to NFIP or private flood cover. Document the entry point early, because carriers argue this one.

Crews are on standby right now

Crews are staged across Long Island and the five boroughs right now. Tell us what happened and we will tell you honestly whether it needs a truck tonight or an inspection tomorrow.

Answered by a person, 24/7· Rapid response teams on standby· We handle your insurance

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