Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

We respond as soon as it is safe for the crew to work, usually within hours of the call. Boarding a broken window the same day keeps rain out of the house and limits the damage to floors, drywall and furniture.

Yes. Every sheet is screwed to the window or door frame, not leaned in place, and roof tarps are anchored along the edges. The cover is built to stay put through the next round of wind and hail.

Yes. If the tree is still on the structure we install temporary shoring so the roof does not sag, tarp the opening, and board any windows the branches broke. Tree removal is coordinated with your contractor.

Storm board up is usually covered because it prevents further damage, which your policy requires you to do. We give you before and after photos and an itemized invoice to submit with the claim.

Yes. We board the opening first so the building is secure, then measure and replace the window or storefront glass and remove the plywood, so you deal with one company from start to finish.