Wind Damage Restoration Services
Living in the Fraser Valley, we see what wind, rain, hail, and ice can do to a home in a single afternoon. When a storm rolls through and leaves your roof, siding, or windows damaged, we secure the property first, then walk you through every step of getting it back to the way it was before the weather hit.
If you are dealing with wind damage, we recommend reaching out to our team first to contain the damage as early as possible. Then, get in touch with your insurance provider to discuss the details. We have a great relationship with insurance companies and will communicate directly with your provider as the work continues.
Wind Restoration Services
When wind tears into your home, our qualified technicians respond to stop the damage from getting worse before we start any repair work. We tarp exposed roof sections, board up broken windows, and set up temporary shelters where needed so wind and rain can’t get further inside while we plan the rebuild. In severe weather, we get on site as soon as conditions are safe for our crews to work.
Our goal on every call is a thorough job, not a quick patch. Before we close anything up, we check the structural integrity behind the visible damage: the sheathing under missing shingles, the framing behind a torn-open soffit, the water path behind damaged siding. Repairing what you can see without checking what you can’t is how small storm damage turns into a bigger problem down the road, and we won’t do that to your home.
Wind Repair
We’re here for any damage caused to your home by wind, and we work closely with your insurance provider through the entire process. Contact our team first to contain the damage, and then get in touch with your provider. From there, we will start documenting the damage properly: photos and notes on the affected areas, moisture readings where water intrusion is a concern, and a clear record of what needs to be repaired and why. We then communicate directly with your adjuster so you’re not stuck relaying technical details back and forth, and we coordinate with other qualified trades where a repair touches more than one part of the home.
If you’d like to use the rebuild as an opportunity to make bigger changes, whether that’s reconfiguring a damaged section of the house or tackling a renovation you’d already been considering, we’ll work with you and the municipality on the permits and planning that go with it, from first conversation through final inspection.
Signs of Wind and Storm Damage Worth a Second Look
Some storm damage is obvious. A lot of it isn’t, especially from the ground. Here’s what we tell Fraser Valley homeowners to check for after a windstorm:
- Shingle granules, bits of flashing, or roofing nails scattered across the lawn or driveway
- Shingles that look lifted, curled, or are simply missing in patches
- Loose, cracked, or rattling siding panels, particularly on the side of the house that took the brunt of the wind
- Dented or bowed gutters and downspouts pulling away from the fascia
- Cracks, chips, or bullseye impact marks on window glass, and torn or missing screens
- Gaps at seams, corners, or window and door trim where caulking or flashing has failed
- Brown or damp staining on ceilings or upper walls, which often means water has already found its way in
If you spot any of these, don’t wait for a leak to confirm it. Give us a call, and we’ll take a proper look, inside and out.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can you respond after a windstorm?
We offer 24-hour emergency response across Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Langley, and Mission, so when a storm hits overnight, you’re not waiting until morning for someone to secure your home.
Will a tarp or board-up really hold until repairs start?
Yes, when it’s installed properly. We size and secure temporary coverings to the actual damage rather than a generic patch, which is what keeps a “temporary” fix from becoming its own problem while you wait on insurance approval.
Do you deal with my insurance company directly?
Yes. Contact us first so we can contain any damage. Then, get in touch with your insurance provider. We document the damage, provide moisture readings and assessments, and communicate directly with your adjuster, so you’re not the one translating construction details into insurance language.
What if the wind damage is more than just cosmetic?
That’s exactly why we check structural integrity before closing anything up. Wind can compromise framing and sheathing behind siding or shingles that otherwise look repairable, and we won’t sign off on a repair until we know what’s underneath.
Can you handle damage on a rural or agricultural property, not just a house?
Yes, we regularly work on rural and agricultural properties throughout the areas we serve, where outbuildings and larger rooflines bring their own wind exposure.
What if I want to renovate while the repair is already underway?
Tell us early. Since we’re already coordinating permits and trades for the repair, folding a renovation into the same project is often more efficient than tackling it separately later.
Is there a warranty on the repair work?
Yes, our restoration and renovation work is backed by a workmanship warranty, so you have that assurance once the project is complete.