24/7 Storm Damage Restoration Services
A-Star Restoration connects homeowners with emergency storm damage restoration professionals for tarp and board-up, debris removal, water mitigation, structural drying and complete reconstruction after wind, hail, hurricane and tornado events.
What We Do
Storm damage restoration is the multi-disciplinary process of recovering a home after a severe weather event. The work includes emergency tarp and board-up, debris removal, water mitigation (when wind-driven rain or roof failure introduces water), structural drying and complete reconstruction.
Storm events combine multiple damage types: wind damage to roof and exterior, water intrusion from compromised envelope, debris impact damage and sometimes structural compromise. Same-day emergency response limits secondary water damage and protects insurance coverage.
Types of Storm Damage We Handle
Eight common storm-damage scenarios — each combining structural, water and contents impacts.
Hail Damage
Roof, gutter, skylight and exterior hail impact — often with secondary water intrusion through compromised shingles.
Wind Damage
Straight-line wind and convective storm damage to roof, siding, windows and exterior elements.
Hurricane Damage
Wind, wind-driven rain and storm-surge damage from hurricane events along Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
Tornado Damage
Tornadic wind damage, debris impact and structural compromise — often requiring partial or full reconstruction.
Roof Damage
Compromised shingles, flashing, ridge vents and skylights from any storm event — typically with follow-on water leaks.
Tree Damage
Tree impacts to roof, exterior or interior — emergency tarp, debris removal and structural repair.
Water Intrusion
Wind-driven rain and storm-surge water entering through compromised roof, windows or doors.
Power-Loss Damage
Refrigeration loss, sump-pump failure during storms and HVAC-related secondary damage.
Our Storm Damage Restoration Process
IICRC standards standard at each phase — from emergency dispatch to a fully restored home.
Emergency Response
Immediate dispatch for tarp, board-up and debris removal — limiting further water and weather damage.
Inspection & Documentation
Full damage assessment, photo documentation and written scope of work for insurance.
Water Mitigation
Where wind-driven rain or roof failure introduced water, full extraction and structural drying follow.
Debris Removal
Storm debris cleared from property, contents protected and salvageable items packed out as needed.
Structural Repair
Roof repair or replacement, siding restoration, window and exterior reconstruction.
Final Reconstruction
Interior drywall, flooring, paint and trim — most storm projects reach reconstruction inside 2 weeks of emergency response.
Why Fast Response Matters
Secondary water damage compounds. A compromised roof or window left untarped during ongoing weather drives additional interior water damage — often turning a $5,000 storm claim into a $20,000 multi-trade event.
Contents protection windows close fast. Furniture, electronics and personal belongings exposed to ongoing weather become unsalvageable within hours.
Insurance carriers expect prompt mitigation. Tarp, board-up and emergency mitigation are typically required to protect the storm claim — and to access deductible-protected coverage.
Insurance Overview
Wind, hail and most storm damage are standard covered perils on virtually every homeowners insurance policy. Coverage typically includes roof, exterior, structural and interior water damage from wind-driven rain. Hurricane and named-storm deductibles can apply in coastal counties. Surface flooding from storms requires a separate NFIP flood policy.
Contractors in the A-Star Restoration network produce the loss documentation insurance carriers expect: moisture/photo logs, equipment runtime logs, antimicrobial application records and Xactimate-compatible scopes of work.
Typical Storm Damage Restoration Costs
Most insured storm damage restoration projects settle between $6,000 and $18,000.
Minor
$2,500–$8,000 · Localized damage · tarp + roof repair · minor interior · 1-week response.
Moderate
$8,000–$25,000 · Multi-system damage · roof + interior + contents · 2–4 week reconstruction.
Major
$25,000–$100,000+ · Whole-property damage · full reconstruction · contents loss · extended timeline.
Types of Storm Damage Restoration Services We Handle
Every storm scenario is different — from a single missing shingle to a full hurricane rebuild. Below are the specific sub-services we deploy depending on what you're dealing with.
Emergency Board-Up Service
Emergency board-up service — broken windows and doors boarded up same-day to secure your property after storm, fire or break-in.
Learn more →Emergency Roof Tarping
Emergency roof tarping service — same-day tarping to prevent further water infiltration after storm, hail or tree impact damage.
Learn more →Emergency Storm Damage Response
24/7 emergency response for storm damage — first-responder crews, immediate tarping, water extraction and property securing.
Learn more →Hail Damage Restoration
Hail damage restoration and repair — roof inspection, siding repair, gutter and window damage assessment for Texas homes.
Learn more →Hurricane Damage Restoration
Hurricane damage restoration for Texas coastal and inland homes — storm surge water damage, wind damage and post-hurricane rebuild.
Learn more →Storm Damage Cleanup
Post-storm cleanup services — debris removal, standing water extraction and property protection after severe weather events.
Learn more →Storm Debris Removal
Storm debris removal — post-storm cleanup, hauling of fallen trees, damaged materials and site preparation for restoration work.
Learn more →Tree Impact Damage Restoration
Tree impact damage restoration — emergency response after a tree falls into your home. Removal, tarping and structural repair.
Learn more →Wind Damage Restoration
Wind damage restoration — high-wind roof damage, missing shingles, damaged siding and structural repair after severe wind events.
Learn more →Related Services
Water Damage Restoration
Burst pipe, flood, appliance leaks — IICRC S500 standard extraction and structural drying.
→Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
Fire cleanup, soot removal, deodorization and complete reconstruction — IICRC S700 standard.
→Mold Remediation
IICRC S520 containment, source removal and HEPA filtration with post-remediation verification.
→Areas We Serve
Active dispatch coverage. Statewide expansion is continuing.
Texas
Active dispatch network across Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Fort Worth.
View Texas Service Areas →Florida
Coming soon — hurricane band, flood and storm damage network.
Coming SoonArizona
Coming soon — monsoon flooding, slab leak and storm damage network.
Coming SoonGeorgia
Coming soon — Gulf-band storm, freeze and flooding network.
Coming SoonStorm Damage Restoration — Frequently Asked Questions
- What is storm damage restoration?
- Storm damage restoration is the recovery process after a severe weather event — emergency response (tarp, board-up), inspection, water mitigation if applicable, debris removal, structural repair and reconstruction.
- How fast should storm damage be addressed?
- Same day. Compromised roofs or windows allow continuing weather to drive additional interior damage. Tarp and board-up are typically required within 24 hours to protect the insurance claim.
- Is hail damage covered by insurance?
- Yes — hail is a standard covered peril on virtually every U.S. homeowners policy. Coverage typically includes roof, gutters, skylights and other exterior elements.
- What about hurricane and flood damage?
- Hurricane wind damage is covered (typically with a named-storm deductible). Hurricane storm-surge and surface flooding require a separate NFIP flood policy.
- How long does storm damage restoration take?
- Emergency response is same-day. Inspection and water mitigation within 1 week. Roof and exterior repair 1–4 weeks. Full reconstruction 2–8 weeks depending on scope.