Emergency tarping first
We've rebuilt Gulf South roofs after every major hurricane in memory. When a named storm hits, our crews tarp, document, and restore — and we're still here long after the out-of-state trucks go home.
After landfall, we triage by severity — open roofs get tarped before anything else, so rain bands don't turn shingle damage into interior loss.
Named-storm deductibles, wind vs. flood disputes, supplemental claims — our team documents and presents damage the way carriers require.
What You Get With Summit
Restoration is the moment to upgrade: FORTIFIED sealed decks, ring-shank fastening, and wind-rated systems that make the next storm an inconvenience instead of a catastrophe.
- Emergency tarping first
- Hurricane claims are our lane
- Rebuild stronger
- A local company, before and after
- Call the storm line
- Documentation & inspection
- Restoration to done
Hurricane Damage Restoration — Common Questions
What should I do right after a hurricane damages my roof?
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Stay off the roof, photograph what's visible from the ground, cover interior damage, and call us. We handle emergency tarping and full documentation from there.
What is a named-storm deductible?
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Many Gulf South policies carry a separate, percentage-based deductible for named storms — often 2–5% of dwelling coverage. We help you understand your out-of-pocket before work begins.
Can my roof be rebuilt stronger than before?
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Yes — restoration is the ideal time for a FORTIFIED upgrade, and insurers offer discounts for certified FORTIFIED roofs.