Storm damage restoration in the Salt Lake Valley & Park City, Utah
Wind, hail and fallen trees open a building to the weather. The first job is getting it closed up before the next round of rain or snow finds the same hole.
Keep your phone nearby. If water is still spreading, shut off the main valve now, it’s usually in the basement or crawl space, on the street-facing wall.
The first 48 hours
Don’t climb the roof
Wet decking and loose shingles give way without warning. Leave the tarping to a crew with ladders and fall protection.
Watch for downed lines
A fallen tree can bring a service line down with it. Treat any downed wire as live and call the utility before you go near it.
Call your insurer, then us
Storm losses need same-day securing. We tarp, board up, and photograph on the same visit, and document for the claim from hour one.
Unsure about any of these? Call (385) 354-5813 and we’ll walk you through it while the crew drives.
From roof tarp to move-back-in
- Emergency roof tarping, board-up, and site security, same day
- Wind and hail damage assessment across roofing, siding, and windows
- Structural drying for rain and meltwater that got in through the opening the water side is our core trade
- Wet material removal and moisture monitoring in walls, insulation, and subfloor
- Contents inventory and pack-out to climate-controlled storage when needed
- Reconstruction under the same scope, one company to move-back-in
Why storm repairs go in order
Common storm damage in Utah homes
Most storm claims trace back to a handful of the same failures. Knowing them helps you spot damage early, from Salt Lake City rooftops to Park City ridgelines.
Wind & shingle loss
Canyon winds strip shingles and flashing, and the roof leaks after.
Hail & impact
Bruised shingles, split vents, and dented flashing that leak weeks later.
Fallen trees & limbs
Limbs through roofs, walls, and windows, often with rain right behind.
Broken windows & doors
Wind-driven debris breaks glass and leaves the room open.
Water intrusion
Once the envelope is open, rain soaks insulation and drywall.
Ice dams
Meltwater backs up under shingles and finds its way into ceilings and walls.
Wind, impact, and water arrive together
A storm loss is rarely just a roof. By the time the wind quits, most homes carry all three kinds of damage, which is why we handle them under one scope and one schedule instead of three separate contractors.
Wind & structure
Wind and impact pull roofing, siding, and framing apart, and that has to be rebuilt, not patched over.
Structural rebuild →Water intrusion
Rain and meltwater follow the opening into insulation, drywall, and the floors below.
Water damage restoration →Trapped moisture & mold
Moisture left in wall cavities and insulation grows mold, so we dry and verify before anything closes up.
Mold remediation →The same disciplined process, after a storm
Day one to dry-in, unstaged
Day one
What we walk into, and where the plan starts.
Roof tarp
Secured the same day, so weather can’t add to the loss.
Water removal
Wet insulation and drywall out, air movers in.
Stabilized
Envelope closed, drying verified, ready for build-back.
Storm jobs, reviewed
“Wind took half our shingles overnight. They tarped it the same afternoon and the photos made the claim straightforward.”
Denise
“Hail we barely noticed turned into a ceiling stain by spring. They found the entry point and fixed the cause.”
Aaron
“A tree came through the roof while we were out of state. Board-up, daily updates, and rebuild, we never flew back early.”
Ruth & Val
Why owners call us after a storm
One accountable company from the roof tarp to the last coat of paint, with a claim file your adjuster can actually work from.
Secured the same day
Local crews tarp and board up fast, so the next round of rain or snow cannot add to the loss.
Dry-in to build-back
Mitigation, contents, and reconstruction under one roof, one schedule, one point of contact.
Large-loss claim mastery
Room-by-room inventory, Xactimate scopes for structure and contents, and direct billing.
Dry before we rebuild
Wet materials come out first, then the cavity is dried and moisture readings verified before build-back.
We handle your storm claim, start to finish
Wind and hail are named perils on most homeowner policies, and the file usually covers the roof, the interior water damage, and contents at once. We document room by room, scope it in Xactimate, work with any carrier, and bill directly, so your only real cost is your deductible.
How your claim goes, step by step
Secure & document day one
Tarping, board-up, and photos of everything before anything moves.
Room-by-room inventory
Every affected item logged for the contents side of the claim.
Scope in Xactimate
Structure, contents, and living expenses, in the format your adjuster uses.
Coordinate & bill direct
We answer the adjuster’s questions and bill your insurer for covered work.
You pay only your deductible
On a covered claim, that is your real out-of-pocket, and you know it up front.
Wind and hail damage to the roof and structure, the rain that gets in once the envelope is open, and the emergency tarping and board-up that prevent further loss.
Cosmetic hail limits, separate wind and hail deductibles, and damage blamed on age or wear can be limited. We flag these early and document to protect the claim.
Unsure how your policy reads? Ask us what a wind and hail claim usually covers before you file.
Residential and commercial storm restoration
Whether it is a torn-up roof in Sandy or a flooded storefront in Salt Lake City, the same tarping, drying, and documentation scale to both.
Homes & second homes
Primary residences, rentals, and the second homes we secure and watch over in Park City and Deer Valley while owners are away.
For second-home owners →Commercial & multi-unit
Offices, retail, restaurants, HOAs, and multi-unit buildings, with after-hours crews and the scheduling a business needs to reopen fast.
Commercial restoration →Coverage across the Wasatch Front and Back
Two local bases put us on site fast to secure your home, valley or mountain. A real person answers 24/7 and dispatches the nearest crew.
Salt Lake Valley
From our West Jordan base, on site fast for tarping and board-up across the valley.
Park City & the Wasatch Back
From our Prospector Ave base, for canyon-wind damage, ice dams, and second-home losses up high.
Questions we hear
Roof open to the weather?
Rain and snow follow the wind. Call now, we tarp and secure the same day.