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Storm damage recovery, from tarp-off to move-back-in.

Western North Carolina weather does not wait, and neither do we. WNC Built handles storm damage assessment, insurance coordination and full structural repair, from tarp-off to move-back-in. We know the local permitting process and work directly with adjusters to keep your recovery moving.

Mountain home with new drive and porch work after site repairs
Exterior and site work

Stabilize

Tarp-off, drying and temporary protection so further weather does not add damage.

Document and coordinate

Assessment, photos and direct work with insurance adjusters so the claim and the repair stay aligned.

Repair and rebuild

Permits, structural repair and a path back to occupancy.

Questions to answer before pricing

  • Is the structure safe to occupy right now?
  • Has the damage been photographed before cleanup?
  • Is an insurance claim open, and who is the adjuster?
  • Is water still getting in anywhere?
  • Which repairs need a permit in your jurisdiction?

Storm repair pricing depends on the damage, the insurance scope, access and current trade pricing. WNC Built reviews each property in person.

Common questions

Before the first site visit.

Does WNC Built work with insurance adjusters?

Yes. WNC Built documents the damage and works directly with adjusters so the approved claim and the repair scope stay aligned.

What should happen first after storm damage?

Make the building safe and stop further water entry. Photograph the damage before cleanup when it is safe to do so, then contact your insurer and a contractor.

Is all siding or roof damage covered as storm damage?

Not always. Insurers separate sudden storm damage from age and wear. The guide on storm damage versus wear and tear explains the difference.

Start a project

Tell us what you want to build.

Share the property location, what you want to change and anything you already know about the scope. Brad and the team will follow up to talk through fit, timing and next steps.