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Storm Damage Restoration
Wind, hail, fallen trees, and water intrusion - emergency response.
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S500 / S520 standards
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Salt Lake City homeowners
Storm Damage Restoration in Salt Lake City & Salt Lake County
Utah storms are unpredictable and severe. From the winter storm-style straight-line winds that swept through Salt Lake County in recent summers, to ice storms that load roofs past their design limits, to hail events that pit siding and break skylights, our crews respond after every major Salt Lake City-area weather event.
Storm response is sequential: stabilize first (board-up, tarping, water mitigation), then document the loss for your carrier, then fully restore. Skipping or shortcutting the stabilization step almost always increases the total claim - secondary water damage and theft after a storm are leading causes of claim escalation.
We coordinate the full response: emergency board-up and roof tarping, water extraction and structural drying, debris removal, mold prevention, and the eventual rebuild. One team, one project manager, one phone number.
- Emergency board-up and roof tarping
- Tree and debris removal coordination
- Water extraction from storm intrusion
- Structural drying and dehumidification
- Insurance documentation & claim help
Common Causes
What causes storm damage restoration in Salt Lake City homes
Straight-line winds & tornadoes
Roof breaches, fallen trees on structures, broken windows, and lifted siding.
Hail
Damages roofing, gutters, soft metals, vehicles, and skylights - often invisible from the ground.
Heavy rain & flash flooding
Overwhelmed storm sewers push water into basements; saturated soil causes foundation seepage.
Ice storms & ice dams
Load roofs and trees past failure; ice dams force meltwater backwards under shingles.
Lightning
Direct strikes can cause structural fires, electrical surges, and HVAC damage.
Snow load
Heavy wet snow on flat or low-slope roofs causes collapses, especially on aging commercial structures.
Warning Signs
How to tell you have a problem
- Missing, lifted, or curled shingles after a wind event
- Granule loss on shingles (visible in gutters)
- Dents or pitting on soft metal vents, gutters, or AC fins
- Cracked or shattered windows and skylights
- Water staining inside from roof or window intrusion
- Fallen branches on the roof or against the structure
- Sagging or visibly damaged roof line
What To Do Right Now
Before our crew arrives
- 1
Stay safe first
Avoid downed power lines, weakened structures, and standing water near electrical service. Wait for utility clearance before re-entering damaged areas.
- 2
Document from a safe distance
Photograph all visible damage before cleanup or temporary repairs.
- 3
Get emergency board-up & tarping
Most policies require - and reimburse - reasonable emergency mitigation. We respond 24/7.
- 4
File the claim
Notify your carrier and request a field adjuster visit. We can join the inspection.
- 5
Don't sign with door-knockers
Major storms attract out-of-state storm-chaser contractors. Insist on local references and verify Utah licensing before signing anything.
How It Works
Our Process
- 1
Stabilize
Board-up, tarping, and water mitigation to prevent further damage.
- 2
Document
Photos and detailed scope for your insurance carrier.
- 3
Mitigate
Water extraction, drying, and debris removal.
- 4
Restore
Repairs and rebuild coordination as needed.
On The Job
Recent storm damage restoration work in Salt Lake City
Real photos from IRS crews on Salt Lake County job sites - not stock imagery.
Professional Equipment
The equipment we bring on every job
Consumer-grade tools won't reach professional dry standard or meet industry remediation requirements. Our crews arrive fully equipped from a Salt Lake City-based fleet - no waiting on rented gear from out of town.
- Heavy-duty roof tarping kits (poly, lath, framing)
- Plywood and OSB board-up materials
- Truck-mounted water extractors
- Industrial drying and dehumidification fleet
- Generators for power-out response
- Tree and debris removal partners on call
Standards & Certifications
Held to documented industry standards
Storm response combines IICRC S500 (water), S700 (smoke when lightning fires occur), and standard construction trades. Utah contractor credentialing and city of Salt Lake City permitting requirements apply to all reconstruction work.
Local & Independent
Why Salt Lake City homeowners choose a local restoration team
After a major storm, response capacity matters. Out-of-area storm chasers leave when the next event hits another state. We're permanently based in Salt Lake City and answer for our work years later.
We know Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County permitting, code, and inspection requirements - critical for rebuild work that touches roofs, structural framing, or electrical.
Insurance & Pricing
Direct insurance billing - and what to expect on cost
Most homeowners and commercial policies cover wind, hail, and storm damage at full replacement cost. Flood from rising surface water is a separate NFIP policy.
We document each damaged component with photos and Xactimate-aligned scope so your adjuster has what they need to approve the claim.
Typical project ranges
Storm losses scale enormously with severity. Emergency tarping starts at a few hundred dollars; complete tree-through-roof rebuilds can reach six figures. Most are covered by insurance.
Related Services
Specialized storm damage restoration services
Emergency Board-Up & Roof Tarping
Same-day board-up and tarping after fire, storm, or vehicle impact.
Learn more →Ceiling Water Damage Repair
Find the leak, dry the ceiling, repair drywall - start to finish.
Learn more →Flooded Basement & Crawl Space Cleanup
Pump-out, drying, and restoration after a flooded basement, garage, or crawl space.
Learn more →Reconstruction & Rebuild
One team from mitigation through full rebuild - no second contractor.
Learn more →Service Area
Storm Damage Restoration across Salt Lake County, UT
Locally dispatched from Salt Lake City to every community in our service area.
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Insurance Carriers
We work directly with your insurance company
We bill most major homeowner and commercial carriers directly, including:
Don't see your carrier? We work with many more insurance companies across Utah. Call (801) 820-0628 to confirm yours.
FAQ
Storm Damage Restoration FAQ
Additional resources
- Salt Lake County Emergency Management
- City of Salt Lake City: Severe Weather Information
- NFIP Flood Insurance (FEMA)
External links to authoritative agencies, standards bodies, and government resources.
From our blog
Salt Lake City guides on storm damage restoration
Storm
Winter Storms, Wind Events, and Severe Storm Damage in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City sits at the base of the Wasatch where heavy snowstorms, hurricane-force canyon winds, and the occasional small tornado tear through every year. When a 90 mph downslope wind or a heavy wet snow hits, the first 24 hours decide your insurance outcome.
Storm
Ice Dams and Roof Leaks in Salt Lake City: What Causes Them and How to Stop the Damage
Salt Lake City does not get Wisconsin winters, but two cold snaps a year with overnight snow followed by sunny afternoons is plenty to form ice dams. When meltwater backs up under shingles, ceilings leak in rooms nowhere near the roof edge.
Water Damage
Snowmelt and Flash Flooding in Salt Lake City: A Homeowner's Guide
From the 1983 State Street flood to the spring runoff that still overwhelms creeks every few years, Salt Lake City floods. Here is how to protect your home, what to do when water gets in, and which neighborhoods take the worst of it.
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