High winds tear roofing, siding, fences and windows and open the door to water damage. We secure the structure quickly, then repair what the wind broke with materials that match.
A windstorm tore a section of shingles off our roof and water came through the bedroom ceiling. They tarped it that day, dried the room and replaced the shingles with a close match.Andrea K., Homeowner, Brier, WA
Strong gusts can lift and break shingles, peel back flashing, strip siding and gutters, crack windows and drop branches onto roofs. Some of this damage is obvious from the yard. Much of it is not: shingles that lifted and resealed crookedly, broken seal strips, loosened flashing around chimneys and vents, or small punctures from debris. These hidden problems are often where leaks begin during the next storm.
After a windstorm in Brier, WA, our team inspects the exterior carefully, including the roof where it is safe to access, siding, soffits, fascia, gutters, windows and doors. We also check the attic and upper ceilings for signs of water intrusion. Documenting both visible and less obvious damage gives you a complete picture and supports your insurance claim.
When wind has opened the roof or broken windows, the first priority is keeping weather out. Our crews install emergency tarps on damaged roof sections and board up broken windows and doors. These temporary measures protect the interior and your belongings while repairs are planned and approved. Quick securing also helps show your insurer that reasonable steps were taken to prevent further damage.
If water has already entered, we address it right away. Wet insulation, drywall and flooring are dried or removed as needed, and moisture levels are monitored to prevent mold. Handling the interior water damage alongside the exterior repairs keeps the whole project under one plan instead of dealing with separate contractors on a tight timeline.
The shingle you can see on the lawn is rarely the only one that moved.
Once the home is secure, we move to permanent repairs. Roofing work may involve replacing individual shingles, sections or larger areas depending on the extent of damage and the age of the roof. Siding, trim, gutters and fencing are repaired or replaced, and we work to match existing materials and colors so repairs blend with the rest of the house.
Inside, drywall, paint and flooring affected by water are restored to match. Throughout, we keep your insurance adjuster informed with photos, measurements and scopes. When the project is complete, we walk through the home with you to confirm every repair is finished and the house is ready for the next windy season.
We check the roof, siding, windows and attic for visible and hidden damage.
Tarping and board-up keep weather out while repairs are planned.
Any water that got in is extracted and affected materials are dried or removed.
Roofing, siding and interior finishes are repaired to match your home.
A windstorm tore a section of shingles off our roof and water came through the bedroom ceiling. They tarped it that day, dried the room and replaced the shingles with a close match.
They repaired our siding and gutters after heavy winds and handled the adjuster meeting. Everything looks like it did before the storm.
We recommend against it. Wind-damaged roofs can be unstable and slippery. Note what you can see from the ground and let a trained crew handle the inspection.
Many policies cover sudden wind damage, but coverage and deductibles vary. We document the damage thoroughly and communicate with your adjuster; your policy determines what is covered.
We work to match existing materials and colors. If an exact match is no longer available, we discuss the closest options with you before repairs begin.
Call for wind damage repair in Brier, WA. We will inspect the damage, secure your home and plan lasting repairs.
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