Rebuild/ General Contracting

Safely remove any valuables, documents, and electronics from affected areas if possible.

Turn off utilities (water, gas, electricity) in damaged areas to prevent further hazards.

Document visible damage with photos and detailed notes to assist with insurance claims.

Cover exposed structures with tarps or boards to protect them from the weather and additional damage.

Move furniture or personal items to safe, dry areas when it is safe to do so.

Keep pets and children away from structurally compromised spaces.

Make temporary repairs, such as boarding up windows or securing loose roofing materials, to prevent further damage.

Don’t attempt major repairs yourself; structural damage can be dangerous and should be assessed by professionals.

Avoid entering rooms with sagging ceilings, weakened floors, or exposed electrical wiring.

Don’t operate appliances or systems that were affected by water, fire, or wind damage.

Avoid discarding damaged materials before they have been documented for insurance purposes.

Never use household cleaning chemicals or equipment to try to restore damaged building materials on your own.