Storm Damage Repair for Houston Homes & Businesses
Storm damage repair means securing the building first with tarps and board-up, then drying out the water that got inside, then repairing the structure and finishes. Roofers fix roofs and cleanup crews clean up, but after a Houston hurricane or hailstorm most homes need both. Saved Restoration handles the whole house, inside and out. Call (346) 436-1306.
Severe storms, hurricanes, and strong winds can cause sudden and extensive damage to your property. From broken roofs and shattered windows to flooding and fallen trees, immediate action is crucial to prevent further damage and restore safety. Our storm and wind damage repair service provides fast emergency response to secure your property and begin the recovery process right away.
Saved Restoration provides storm damage repair in Houston, TX after hurricanes, tropical storms and severe weather. Storms often let water in, so our water damage restoration team can dry the property while we secure it, for both homes and commercial buildings.
Our skilled restoration team specializes in all types of storm-related damage, including structural repairs, water extraction, debris removal, and temporary safety measures. We ensure your property is properly stabilized, cleaned, and restored to its pre-storm condition as efficiently as possible.
What We Do
- Emergency tarping and board-up for roofs, windows, and exposed areas
- Tree and fallen debris removal
- Structural support and stabilization to ensure safety
- Repair of roof, siding, fencing, and exterior structures
- Water damage cleanup, drying, and dehumidification
- Mold prevention and sanitation for storm-affected areas
- Cleanup of mud, dirt, and exterior contamination
- Content protection and salvage where possible
Key Benefits
- Tree & debris removal: We clear fallen trees, branches, and scattered debris from rooftops, yards, and access points to ensure safety and allow repair work to begin promptly.
- Roof & structure stabilization: Temporary tarping, bracing, and board-up measures prevent further weather intrusion and protect the structural integrity of your home or business.
- Flood & water damage repair: Many storms cause water intrusion. We extract floodwater, thoroughly dry affected areas, and apply sanitation treatment to prevent mold and contamination.
Whether impacted by heavy winds, hail, or major storms, our restoration professionals are ready 24/7 to bring your property back to life with fast, reliable storm damage repair services.
Whole-House Storm Damage: What We Look At
Storm damage rarely stops at one spot. When we inspect a property after a storm, we check:
- Roof: missing or lifted shingles, hail bruising, damaged flashing, and holes from branches or debris.
- Windows, doors and siding: broken glass, failed seals, and openings where wind-driven rain got in.
- Attic and ceilings: wet insulation, stained or sagging drywall, and water running along framing to other rooms.
- Walls and floors: water that came through the envelope or rose from outside, and how far it has wicked.
- Trees and debris: limbs on the roof or against the house that need to come off before repairs.
- Mold risk: any area that stays wet for more than a day or two after the storm.
Finding all of it early matters, both for the repair and for your insurance claim.
Emergency Tarping and Board-Up
The first job after a storm is to stop more water from getting in. A roof tarp is fastened over damaged areas and secured so it holds through the next rain. Broken windows and doors are covered with plywood. This protects the inside of the building, keeps the property secure, and shows your insurance company that reasonable steps were taken to prevent further damage, which most policies expect. Temporary protection is not a repair. It buys time to dry the inside and plan the permanent fix.
Our Storm Damage Repair Process
- Inspection and photos of every damaged area, inside and out, before anything is moved or covered.
- Tarping and board-up to stop water and secure the building.
- Debris and tree removal from the roof and around the structure.
- Water extraction and drying of wet ceilings, walls, insulation and floors, using our water damage restoration process.
- Mold prevention: cleaning and treating wet areas, and mold remediation if growth has started.
- Repairs to the roof, exterior, drywall, insulation, flooring and paint.
Houston Storm Season
Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and Houston also gets spring hailstorms, straight-line winds and the occasional hard freeze. Storms like Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and Hurricane Beryl in 2024 showed how much damage wind and water can do across the region at once. When a big storm hits, crews and materials get scarce fast, so it helps to have a plan: know where your water shutoff and breaker panel are, keep photos of your home before storm season, and check your policy for wind, hail and flood coverage. Ready.gov's hurricane guide has a good checklist.
What Storm Damage Repair Costs
Storm repairs are priced after an inspection. Cost depends on the size of the roof or wall opening that needs to be covered, how much water got in and how long it sat, whether trees or heavy debris have to be removed, how much drywall, insulation and flooring must be replaced, and the extent of exterior repairs.
Storm Damage and Insurance
Wind and hail damage are often covered by homeowners policies, sometimes with a separate wind or hail deductible. Rising floodwater is usually covered only by flood insurance, and some coastal properties have wind coverage through a separate policy. Your insurance company decides what is covered. We provide photos, moisture readings and a written scope you can share with them. The Texas Department of Insurance's homeowners claims FAQ explains the basics.
Storm Damage Repair FAQs
How quickly should I tarp my roof after a storm?
As soon as it is safe. Every rain on an open roof adds water damage inside, and most policies expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage.
Should I get on the roof myself?
We don't recommend it. Wet, damaged roofs are slippery and can hide weak spots. Take photos from the ground and let a crew handle the roof.
Do you remove trees that fell on the house?
We remove fallen limbs and debris from the roof and structure as part of storm cleanup. Large trees may need a tree service working alongside us.
Is flood damage from a storm the same as storm damage?
Not for insurance. Water that comes through a damaged roof or window is usually treated differently from rising floodwater, which normally needs a flood policy. See our flood cleanup page for more.
Can you help if my home has hail damage but no leaks yet?
Yes. We can inspect and document the damage so you can decide on next steps with your insurance company before a small problem becomes a leak.
Need storm damage repair in Houston? Request a free estimate or call (346) 436-1306. To prepare for the next storm, see Ready.gov’s hurricane guide and the Harris County Flood Control District.
