Storm Damage Restoration in Tucson

Tucson storms do their damage in two stages. The wind and rain break the envelope, and then water uses the opening for as long as it stays open. Getting the building closed up is the urgent part; putting right what the water reached is the rest of the job.

Storm damage, start to finish

Response starts with stopping further water getting in, because a tarped roof in the first hour saves the ceiling below it.

• Emergency board-up and roof tarping to close the envelope
• Extraction of water that entered through the roof, windows or doors
• Removal of saturated insulation, drywall and ceiling material
• Structural drying with monitored moisture readings
• Debris clearance
• Repair and reinstatement of damaged interior finishes

Monsoon and roof leaks

Wind driven rain finds its way around flashing, roof penetrations and parapet walls, and flat or low-slope roofs pond water that a pitched roof would shed. Water that enters at a roof rarely stays there, travelling along framing and appearing as a ceiling stain in a room some distance from the actual leak.

Following the water back to where it entered is part of the job, otherwise the repair is made in the wrong place and the stain returns with the next storm.

Serving Tucson and the surrounding area

We cover Tucson and the surrounding communities, including Oro Valley, Marana, Catalina Foothills, Vail and Sahuarita. If you are not sure whether your address is covered, call and ask.

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