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Stateside Exteriors: Storm, wind & hail damage
Storm damage can be devastating to your home's exterior. Roofs, Siding, Windows and Gutters can all be effected by the ravages of a severe storm. You may not even realize how badly damaged your home is because some of the damage cannot be seen without a thorough inspection or the roof, shingles, flashing, gutters, soffits, fascia, windows and siding exterior.
Did you know that most storm damage is covered by your home owners insurance?
Why take a chance, let us come out and give your home a free home inspection with no obligation to see if there are signs of storm damage. You may even qualify to have your insurance cover the cost of repairs. With over 12 years of working with home owners from storm damage we qualify as experts for any exterior repairs.
Stateside Exteriors Storm Damage Process.
- Call Us to schedule an expert inspection
- During the inspection we review for hail damage, wind damage, etc.
- We will assist you with contacting your insurance company to report the loss
- We will prepare a detailed report of all the damage, including hail damage, and an itemized estimate to repair your property to its pre-loss condition
- We will meet with your insurance company adjuster to discuss the necessary storm, wind, or hail damage repairs
- Your insurance company will complete an estimate and issue a payment as necessary
- We will review your insurance company's estimate to make sure it covers all the damage and associated repair costs
- We will sit down with you to discuss the insurance company's estimate and provide building material samples
- We will prepare a detailed work order/contract based on the building materials you choose.
- We will schedule a date for the renovations to commence
- We will complete the storm, wind, or hail damage repairs.
- We will submit the appropriate documentation to your insurance company
- We will ensure that the only out-of-pocket expense you'll be responsible for is your deductible.
Looking for a new roof, siding, windows or gutters? Call to request a free in-home estimate.
Stateside Exteriors: Expert Roof Damage Repair
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Roofs are the most commonly damaged part of a home or business in hailstorms. A damaged shingle may allow water to seep through the roof causing additional damage to the roof deck, support structure, interior walls, or windows, and costly damages and many insurance policies have strict time limits on submitting claims an cause leaking, staining on walls and flooding inside your home. Leaking roofs lead to mold, which is a health hazard, so it's in your best interest to act fast after hailstorms and start the repairs process, if necessary. If in fact you do have damage to warrant insurance involvement, we will help you throughout the entire claims process by: It's as easy as 1-2-3.
Stateside Exteriors, LLC specializes in Roof Damage from Hail, Wind, Snow and falling Trees. Over the past few years we've seen tremendous damage from huge snowstorms to hurricanes, tornados and tropcial storms. With massive storms and snowfalls we've learned to how to handle emergency situations to get our clients safe and back in their homes as quickly as possible. If you've suffered roof damage from a storm - please call us immediately.
- August 28, 2011- Hurricane Irene left 706,000 people without power in South Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. Hurricane Irene brought lashing rain and wind gusts of up to 54 mph at the Philadelphia International Airport. Irene also brought winds of nearly 70 mph along the coast and 40 to 60 mph inland. The storm left five people dead in the state.
- September 5, 2011- The remnants of Tropical Storm Lee brought over 6 to 10 inches of rain in South Jersey and Pennsylvania, some areas over 14 inches. Lee's leftovers spread into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, in some areas causing severe flooding, and record rainfalls throughout much of Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
- October 29-30 2012- Hurricane Sandy brought over 7 inches in Southern Pennsylvania and South Jersey. It as well took the lives of 16 people. Over 1.2 million people had no power throughout the whole state. Hurricane Sandy caused severe damage throughout the whole area.
- June 7, 2013- Tropical Storm Andrea affects South Jersey and South-Eastern Pennsylvania with rainfall around 1-3 inches in Bucks, Montgomery, and other southern counties in the state.
Stateside Exteriors: Siding Storm Damage Repair
Siding damage from the weather is very common. Not only does it make your home look bad but in severe cases it can cause ruptures to the underlying materials resulting in moisture buildup or compromising the integrity of your siding. Siding is not just a beauty product - it's also designed to protect your home.
Hail storms can inflict hidden damage by causing dimples or imprints onto your siding creating seams and cracks in the siding, flashing or material beneath the siding. Stateside Exteriors specializes in siding repair and replacement of siding - vinyl, wood, fiber cement, etc. With our years of experience we can quickly diagnose any issues and repair or replace your siding. We will work closely with you insurance company to make sure you get the best products without going out of pocket.
Call us for a free estimate on siding repair if your home has been damaged by storm.
- August 28, 2011- Hurricane Irene left 706,000 people without power in Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey. Hurricane Irene brought lashing rain and wind gusts of up to 54 mph at the Philadelphia International Airport. Irene also brought winds of nearly 70 mph along the coast and 40 to 60 mph inland. The storm left five people dead in the state.
- September 5, 2011- The remnants of Tropical Storm Lee brought over 6 to 10 inches of rain in South Jersey and Pennsylvania, some areas over 14 inches. Lee's leftovers spread into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, in some areas causing severe flooding, and record rainfalls throughout much of Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
- October 29-30, 2012- Hurricane Sandy brought over 7 inches in Southern Pennsylvania. It as well took the lives of 16 people. Over 1.2 million people had no power throughout the whole state. Hurricane Sandy caused severe damage throughout the whole area.
- June 7, 2013- Tropical Storm Andrea affects South-Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey with rainfall around 1-3 inches in Bucks, Montgomery, and other southern counties in the state.
