Storm Damage Restoration
in Fort Mill & Charlotte

In most cases, yes. Sudden storm damage from wind, hail, fallen trees, and rain that gets in through a broken roof or window is usually covered by a standard homeowners policy. Flooding from rising water outside is a separate flood policy, not a standard one. We give you a free on-site assessment with a written scope so you know what you are dealing with, and we help sort out what your policy covers before any work begins.

First, make sure everyone is safe and stay clear of downed power lines and weak spots like sagging ceilings. If it is safe, take photos and video of all the damage for your claim. Then call us at (980) 277‑3700. We are available 24/7 and can get out fast to stop the damage from getting worse with an emergency board-up or roof tarp. Try not to throw anything away until it is documented, since your adjuster will want to see it.

Yes. This is often the first thing we do. Broken windows, blown-off doors, and holes in the roof let rain, wind, and animals in, which turns a small problem into a big one. We board up openings and tarp damaged roofs right away to keep your home secure and dry until permanent repairs are done. Acting fast here also protects your claim, since insurers expect you to prevent further damage.

Yes. We safely remove fallen trees, broken limbs, and storm debris from your roof, yard, and inside the home. If a tree has come through the roof or a wall, we handle the removal and then start on the structural cleanup, board-up, and drying. One crew handles the whole mess so you are not chasing down a separate tree service and a separate repair company.

We answer the phone 24/7 and aim to be on site as fast as possible, day or night. Storm damage gets worse by the hour once water is getting in, so speed matters. As a local team based in Fort Mill, we serve homes across the area, including Fort Mill and the surrounding SC and NC towns. Call us and we will get a crew moving.

Yes. We document everything from the start with photos, moisture readings, and daily logs, and we write the estimate in Xactimate, the same pricing software your adjuster uses. That makes the line items match and moves the claim faster. We send it straight to your adjuster and handle the back-and-forth, so you can focus on your family instead of paperwork.

Yes, both. When a storm lets water into your home, we treat it like any other water damage job : pull out the water, dry the structure, and treat for mold so it does not spread inside walls and ceilings. Then we rebuild what was damaged, including drywall, paint, flooring, and trim. One crew and one project manager handle both the cleanup and the rebuild, which keeps the job on schedule.