Storm Damage Repair and Restoration

Did the last storm harm your house? While that’s never fun, you don’t have to worry finding someone to fix it because we will. Our exterior specialists will work with you to clear the debris and create a plan to restore the damage. Storms and high winds can damage your home when you least expect it. If your roof in Port St. Lucie, FL has sustained damage, contact Dura Guard Roofing, and let us help repair and restore your home. Call us today at (561) 802-7663. Whether you require a tile, metal, or even asphalt roof replacement, our experts are here for you!
Roof Replacement — Port St. Lucie, FL — Dura Guard Roofing

Fast, Efficient Roof Replacements

Hurricanes in Florida can be brutal, which is why you need a roofing company you can trust to provide you with efficient and effective storm damage restoration. Our roofers understand the role your roof plays in keeping your home snug and dry on the inside, so we work quickly to ensure that your roof can get back to doing its job.

Hurricane Safety Tips

Before the Hurricane
  1. Stay Informed: Monitor local news, weather forecasts, and official updates from local government and emergency management agencies.
  2. Create an Emergency Plan: Develop a family emergency plan that includes communication methods, evacuation routes, and meeting points.
  3. Emergency Kit: Prepare an emergency kit with essentials like non-perishable food, water, medications, first aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, a battery-powered radio, personal documents, and important contacts.
  4. Secure Your Home: Reinforce windows, doors, and garage doors. Trim trees and secure outdoor items that could become projectiles in high winds.
  5. Evacuation Planning: Know your evacuation routes and have a plan for where you will go if you need to evacuate.
During the Hurricane
  1. Stay Indoors: Stay inside a sturdy building away from windows. Avoid using candles for lighting due to the risk of fire.
  2. Stay Away from Windows and Doors: Find an interior room, hallway, or closet on the lower level of your home, preferably without windows.
  3. Stay Connected: Keep a battery-powered radio or charged mobile device to stay updated on the situation.
  4. Avoid Flooded Areas: Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters. Even shallow water can be deceptive and dangerous.
  5. Notify Others: Let friends and family know you're safe, if possible, to reduce unnecessary worry.
After the Hurricane
  1. Stay Informed: Continue to follow official updates and news sources to be aware of the post-hurricane situation.
  2. Assess Damage: Check for any damage to your home. If there are gas leaks, downed power lines, or structural damage, leave your home and contact emergency services.
  3. Beware of Hazards: Be cautious of debris, downed power lines, and standing water. Use a flashlight to inspect your home if power is out.
  4. Continue to Avoid Floodwaters: Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters, as they may be contaminated or have hidden hazards.
  5. Communicate: Let your loved ones know you're safe. If you evacuated, follow instructions from authorities on when it's safe to return home.
  6. Assist Others: If it's safe to do so, help neighbors and community members who might need assistance.

Get the Support That You Deserve

It can be hard to think straight when dealing with the aftermath of a storm, especially a devastating hurricane. We are happy to work with your insurance company and help you build a professional roof and gutters insurance claim. We use state-of-the-art technology to assess the exact level of damage done to your home and can assist with the claim process.

Contact the experts for storm damage services.

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