Storm & Wind Damage
Tarping, board-up and make-safe after wind, hail or ice, followed by permanent roof, envelope and exterior repairs.
Make it safe tonight, repair it properly in daylight
Storm damage needs two things in the right order: stop the building taking any more water or wind tonight, and repair the actual damage once it can be assessed safely in daylight.
We attend after hours, tarp and board up what is open, remove what is unsafe, and document everything. The permanent repair follows once the weather allows and the scope is clear.
What the work includes- After-hours attendance and make-safe
- Emergency roof tarping and shrink-wrap where needed
- Board-up of broken glazing and openings
- Removal of unsafe debris, cladding and trim
- Interior water extraction where the envelope was breached
- Permanent roof, siding, eavestrough and envelope repairs
- Photographic documentation for the claim
Call us when
- Shingles, cladding or capping have come off in the wind
- A tree or debris has struck the roof or an elevation
- Glazing is broken or an opening is exposed to weather
- Water is entering through a storm-damaged roof
- Eavestrough or downspouts have been torn away
Storm & Wind Damage, answered
We attend as soon as it is safe to work. Putting a crew on a roof in active high wind helps nobody, so the first visit is often make-safe at ground level.
No, and it is not sold as one. Tarping buys the time to assess and repair properly rather than rushing a permanent repair in bad conditions.
Yes, from the first visit. Photographs, scope and readings where relevant, in the form adjusters expect.
Damage right now? Call the 24/7 line.
Tricon Ontario Inc. answers around the clock, from Concord in Vaughan and from Hamilton, across southern Ontario.