FAQs About Storm Damage Repairs

5/27/2020 (Permalink)

After your home has suffer storm damage you might be wondering what to expect.

Sometimes, there's very little notice before a storm hits, but the consequences could last a very long time. When your home has suffered storm damages, including water damage, part of the frustration will be not knowing what to expect.

Common questions include

• Which repairs are handled by professionals?
  
• Does my insurance cover damages and storm restoration?
  
• How long will the repairs take?
  
• Can we stay in our home during the repairs?
  

The best time to plan for damages and restoration is before a storm hits. Whether you have the luxury of planning ahead or you're already affected by a storm, you'll benefit from the answers to these questions.

What Professionals Handle

Storm damage cleanup and restoration professionals handle a myriad of tasks including extracting water, tearing out sodden materials, drying out flooded areas, removing damaged contents and structural elements, and restoring your home to its pre-storm condition. After inspecting your home, technicians will tell you what to expect.

Insurance Coverage

There are many variables that affect insurance coverage. Get accurate answers to this question by contacting your insurance agent.

Length of Time Spent on Repairs

The amount of time required to clean up damages is affected by how much of the home was damaged, the type of damages, and how many of your belongings need to be repaired. After completing an assessment of your property, technicians can give you an estimate about how long the work will take.

Staying Home or Temporary Housing

Once again, there are several factors that determine whether you can stay home during repairs. If there's minimal flooding, you probably won't have to leave. However, if mold or black water is present, you'll probably want to stay elsewhere during repairs.

It's not uncommon for homeowners to feel frustrated and overwhelmed when their homes have suffered storm damage. The good news is that Ogden, UT, professionals are ready to give you answers to your questions. Contact storm restoration professionals as soon as possible to get the information you need.