Storm damage

Storm Damage Restoration

In PA, MD, and NJ, storms can pose significant threats to homes and businesses. Whether it’s hail penetrating the roof or gale-force winds blowing in the windows, storm damage can have a massive impact on life and work operations. Other problems that come with storm damage include flooding, electrical shorts, debris and even lightning strikes.

When the clouds clear, you need someone in your corner with industry-leading expertise and resources. In and around the Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Arlington, Fairfax, and DC/Baltimore areas, you can turn to Reynolds Restoration Services. We have an expert team of damage remediation professionals for any kind of damage and disaster repair. Our structural drying experts can help stop and reverse flood damage in your building, while our construction experts can help you rebuild damaged walls and roofs. We’ll employ a variety of techniques to take care of water damage to your possessions. We also understand the importance of restoring your home or business as quickly as possible, so we won’t waste any time generating a plan and getting to work.

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Commercial Storm Damage Restoration

 

If a storm occurs while the office is closed, it may take some time before the damage comes to light. Some of the damage that comes from storms can worsen if not addressed quickly. Water damage, for instance, can lead to mold and further structural impact, while a broken window can allow debris and water into the space. When you do discover damage, contact us immediately in PA, MD, and NJ to put our commercial storm restoration services to work.

While the process of commercial storm damage restoration can be time-consuming and disruptive, we make it a priority to minimize both of those aspects. We aim to get you back to work quickly without interrupting your existing operational procedures. That way, you can reduce downtime and ensure your revenue stream keeps moving. We can also assist with documentation for damage insurance claims and have worked with all the major insurers, so we know the process well and can help create a smooth experience.

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Residential Storm Damage Restoration

Repairing your home after storm and flood damage can seem overwhelming, especially considering that some problems can worsen if they’re not taken care of quickly. When you call the disaster emergency response team at Reynolds Restoration, you’ll access quality service to get your PA, MD or NJ home back to its pre-loss condition as quickly as possible.

We’ll communicate with you every step of the way and can assist with insurance documentation and restoring your possessions. In our residential storm damage restoration process, we will dry, dehumidify, repair and clean whatever we can to get your home back to normal.

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We take a methodical and efficient approach to restoration and repair that is highly effective in combating storm damage from hail, heavy winds, and other devastating events. If your home or business needs restoration after a storm, contact us online now.

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Storm Damage Restoration FAQs

Should I hire a restoration company or handle storm damage myself?

Professional storm damage restoration is highly recommended. Storms cause complex, multi-type damage including water damage from rain and snow, impact damage from wind and hail, and sometimes lightning damage. A professional restoration contractor has expertise in assessing all damage types and quickly implementing a comprehensive recovery plan. They can salvage belongings, dry structures, and reconstruct damaged roofs, windows, and walls. Storm damage often worsens if not addressed quickly—water infiltration leads to mold, broken windows allow debris entry, and exposed areas face further deterioration. Professional teams have specialized equipment, commercial-grade fans, and dehumidifiers that homeowners don’t possess, saving thousands in long-term damage.

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What is the safest way to deal with a roof leak after a storm?

After a storm, schedule a professional roof inspection as soon as it’s safe. High winds can loosen shingles and debris can puncture roofing materials. Contact emergency restoration services immediately if water damage has occurred, as time is critical. Professional teams can assess damage extent, remove standing water, and use advanced drying equipment to prevent mold growth. Ignoring roof leaks can lead to extensive water damage, mold growth, and structural damage to walls, ceilings, and floors. For immediate assistance, call 1-888-277-8280.

What should I do after a snowstorm if my roof or pipes are damaged?

First, ensure your safety and don’t access damaged areas without proper inspection. Contact a professional restoration company to assess roof damage and prevent further deterioration. For burst or damaged pipes, shut off the main water valve immediately. Water damage must be addressed quickly (ideally within 24 hours) to prevent mold growth. Professional restoration teams use water extraction equipment, air movers, and dehumidifiers to dry affected areas. Storm debris and water infiltration require expert remediation, so call 1-888-277-8280 for 24/7 emergency services.

How do I know if hail damage is serious enough to repair?

Hail severity depends on size: pea-sized may cause minimal damage, marble-sized can dent siding and damage asphalt shingles, golf ball-sized can break windows and damage roofs, and softball-sized can cause catastrophic damage. Repair hail damage as soon as possible—even seemingly minor damage exposes the asphalt layer, leading to slow and costly long-term damage. Delayed repairs increase risks of leaks, mold growth, water infiltration, and structural damage. Hail damage isn’t always visible immediately, so contact a restoration professional and your insurance agent right away if you suspect damage.