A storm-damaged roof from a fallen tree is stressful, but responding in the right order protects your home and your insurance claim.
Safety comes first. If you see downed power lines, smell gas, or notice major water intrusion, contact your utility company immediately and evacuate the area until it is declared safe.
Once everyone is safe, call your homeowners insurance company to start a claim. Most policies send a professional to assess roof and siding damage, so document everything with photos and video while you wait, since this record supports your claim.
Only after your insurance company approves the claim should tree removal and debris cleanup begin, and that work should go to a licensed, insured tree company.
Be cautious of companies that solicit door to door, demand payment up front, or offer a quote without a written estimate. Before hiring, ask about current liability and workers compensation insurance, check local reviews, request a written estimate, and confirm any professional affiliations such as membership with the Tree Care Industry Association. A second opinion is always reasonable when a tree's structural condition is in question.
Homeowners across Lambertville, Central Bucks, Hunterdon, and Mercer Counties can count on our ISA-certified, fully insured team for storm damage cleanup and tree removal done right.
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A real job photo from a past storm-damage response, such as a tree resting against or on a roofline before removal, or a crew safely clearing storm debris. Authentic storm-response photography is more credible here than stock imagery.
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