
Storm Damage RestorationSevere Texas storms can leave behind more than visible roof damage. High winds can tear roofing materials and siding, hail can damage roofs and windows, and heavy rainfall can lead to flooding and water intrusion throughout a property. Fires & Water Restoration provides complete storm damage restoration and repair for homes and businesses across Texas.
Our team responds quickly to assess the damage, secure vulnerable areas, remove standing water and debris, and begin the restoration process. From emergency roof tarping and water removal to structural drying, storm damage repair, and reconstruction, we help address both immediate problems and the damage that may not be visible at first.
Whether your property has suffered wind, hail, flooding, or roof damage, we provide dependable storm damage restoration and repair to help get your property back to a safe, functional condition.
Why Choose Us?
Storm damage does not follow a convenient schedule. When a severe storm creates an active leak, flooding, broken windows, or another immediate hazard, our team is available to help with emergency response and damage mitigation.

Storm restoration often involves several connected problems. Our trained and certified professionals assess the affected areas and determine what needs immediate attention, what requires drying or cleanup, and what should be repaired or reconstructed.

We look beyond the first visible problem. Storm damage can affect roofing, siding, walls, ceilings, insulation, flooring, windows, and other parts of a property. Our approach focuses on restoring the property as a whole rather than addressing only the most obvious damage.
What You Can ExpectThe first priority after a storm is understanding what happened and preventing additional damage. We inspect accessible areas of the property, identify visible damage, and help secure exposed openings with temporary tarps, boards, or other protective measures when needed.
Storm-related water intrusion can spread quickly through flooring, drywall, insulation, and other materials. We remove standing water and address affected areas as part of the mitigation process. Fallen branches, damaged materials, and other storm debris can also be cleared so the property is safer to work on.
Removing visible water is only part of the process. Moisture can remain inside building materials even after floors and surfaces appear dry. Professional drying equipment and moisture monitoring help reduce the risk of prolonged moisture exposure, secondary damage, and mold growth.
Once the property has been stabilized and properly dried, damaged components can be repaired or rebuilt. Depending on the extent of the storm damage, this may involve roofing, siding, drywall, ceilings, flooring, insulation, interior finishes, or other structural elements.
Before the project is considered complete, the affected work is reviewed to make sure the property has been properly restored. Documentation can also help property owners keep track of the work performed when communicating with their insurance company.
We walk through the completed restoration with you and review the work that was performed. The objective is to leave you with a property that is safe, functional, and ready to return to normal use.
ServicesRoof damage deserves prompt attention because even a relatively small opening can allow significant water intrusion during the next rainfall. We address storm-related roofing damage as part of the broader restoration process and help protect the interior from continued exposure.
Storm restoration can involve several stages and multiple types of damage. We coordinate the recovery process from emergency protection and cleanup through repairs, reconstruction, and final inspection, giving property owners one restoration team to work with throughout the project.
Where we offer our services
“After hail shattered our skylights and flooded our store, Fires & Water Restoration came out fast and handled everything from cleanup to rebuilding. We couldn’t have done it without them.”

“Our home suffered roof damage from high winds. Their team repaired everything quickly and even helped us with insurance. Highly recommend.”
Storm damage restoration can involve extensive documentation, photographs, estimates, and communication with an insurance provider. We can help organize the restoration process and provide documentation related to the work performed so you have clearer information when working through your claim.
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FAQsStorm damage coverage depends on your insurance policy and the cause of the damage. Wind, hail, roof damage, and other storm-related losses may be covered in some policies. Fires & Water Restoration can provide damage assessments and restoration documentation to help with the claims process.
Storm damage should be inspected as soon as possible after severe weather. A quick inspection can help find roof damage, water intrusion, broken windows, and other problems before they cause more damage.
Yes. Water can enter through damaged roofs, windows, walls, and other openings. It may then move into drywall, flooring, insulation, and other materials. Professional moisture checks can help find water that is not visible.
Common signs include loose or missing roofing materials, damaged siding, cracked windows, water stains, damp walls, wet insulation, and leaks around ceilings. Some damage may not be easy to see right after a storm, so a professional inspection can be helpful.
Yes. Water left inside walls, floors, ceilings, or other materials can create conditions for mold growth. Removing standing water, drying affected materials, and controlling moisture can help reduce the risk of mold after storm damage.
First, stay away from unsafe areas and avoid exposed electrical hazards. If it is safe to do so, document the damage with photos and prevent additional water from entering the property when possible. Then contact a professional storm damage restoration team for an inspection and emergency mitigation.