Storm Damage Photo Gallery

Storms can be devastating.

Storms are stressful and cause so much damage to everything they come in contact with. The tree in this image was pulled out of the ground from the roots! When it toppled over, it fell onto the neighbor's house. The damage was extensive, and there is not much that could prevent a situation like this. The best thing to help avoid this is to cut down any large trees that are too close to your house. This tree was cut into sections as a means of disposal, and those sections were set aside to be used as firewood

Beware of hurricane season!

Hurricane season begins June 1st to November 30th, but the peak time of year for hurricanes and storms is from mid-August to mid-October. This house was just lucky enough to only have damage to this portion of the ceiling and roof. We came in and dried out and repaired all of this to make it "Like it never even happened."

This storm did damage!

When this crazy storm passed through this area it knocked down so many trees. Several houses had to be boarded up and tarped. This house was so bad half of the room was ripped open by a fallen tree. The roof and ceiling lay on the floor in this bedroom with all the insulation with it. 

A pretty scary scenario.

When a large tree fell on this house it split open the roof and pushed through the ceiling. Large portions of the house had to be gutted. A tarp was placed on the roof to prevent any more water damage. The tree was removed and the damaged parts of the home were cleaned up. 

Storm Damage on the outside.

During a storm, sometimes, you have no idea what the surrounding area will look like when the storm passes. In this case, a huge tree fell on the roof and caused extensive damage. Portions of the walls were boarded up for safety, and the roof was tarped to prevent further water damage.

Runny Walls

After a pretty nasty storm, this homeowner found their walls to be destroyed! Often times this happens because the shingles have loosened or there is a hole in the roof somewhere that has yet to be found.