24/7 STORM DAMAGE RESPONSE

Storm Damage Leaves the Property Exposed

Fast stabilization helps limit new water intrusion while the full repair scope takes shape

High winds open a roof or damage exterior materials. Rain may then enter the structure and spread into finished areas. Total Flood & Fire Restoration responds with emergency protection and a cleanup plan.

Utah storm restoration team • Emergency protection • 24/7 response

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Tell us what the storm damaged and whether water is entering now. A team member will help you plan the immediate response.

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WHY FAST STABILIZATION HELPS

Storm openings lead to more interior damage

A damaged exterior may continue to let in water after the severe weather passes

Openings allow more water inside

A damaged roof or broken window exposes the interior to later rainfall. Temporary protection helps limit additional intrusion.

Hidden moisture follows framing

Stormwater may travel through roof assemblies before stains appear. Inspection helps locate wet materials.

Debris makes access unsafe

Loose exterior materials may shift after the storm passes. A controlled assessment helps define where to begin work.

PROTECT FIRST. RESTORE NEXT.

Storm restoration built around immediate protection

Storm damage restoration often starts with securing the property. Total Flood & Fire Restoration inspects exposed areas and addresses water that has entered the building. We then organize the work needed for recovery.

Emergency roof protection

We help cover damaged roof areas to reduce additional water entry.

Board-up service

We secure broken openings that leave the property exposed.

Storm damage inspection

We examine exterior impact and check the interior for related moisture.

Water removal

We extract standing water that entered during the storm.

Structural drying

We dry wet materials after the crews control the opening.

Repair scope development

We document the damaged areas and define the subsequent work.

The response protects the property before cleanup and repair planning begin.

AFTER THE WEATHER CLEARS

A direct process for storm recovery

We identify urgent openings first and then evaluate the interior. You’ll know what requires protection before repairs begin.

Step 1

Describe the storm impact

Call when it’s safe to do so. Tell us where the storm opened the property and whether water is entering the property.

Step 2

Inspect exterior and interior damage

We examine the point of impact and check nearby rooms. The inspection helps define emergency work.

Step 3

Stabilize and dry the property

We protect exposed areas before removing stormwater. Once we stop more water from entering, we begin drying the property.

Step 4

Build the repair plan

Once the property is stable, we explain the scope of damage and the work required for recovery.

WHAT CUSTOMERS REMEMBER

Quick protection and a clear recovery plan

    
 
 
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   Ryan Hensley 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. As a property manager in SLC finding a vendor that is as reliable as this company was for the floods I have sent them is wonderful. Not only was Nicole spot on with all communications, but also getting with the insurance to solve the issues in a timely manner. Truley wonderful company to work with and would recommend  them to any one needing mitigation/rebuild work.
  
 
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   C B 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. They were on the job right away Very user friendly The were able to explained every step of restoration frome moping up water damage from a broken main pipe to restoring the damaged floor , dry wall had several fans to help dry everything  up so we wouldn't have nasty mold The worked with the insurance as well We had two claimes So, were very happy
  
 
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   Cheryl Grow 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My family room and bedroom in my basement flooded and Brian and his crew were amazing. They showed up when they said they would. They were very polite and knowledgeable about what needed to be done. They were always in contact with me to let me know what was going on. Thank you so much Brian and your crew.
  
 
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   Amber Carter 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I was very impressed with how timely and efficient Total Restoration was on completing the projects in my home. Shaun was awesome, and very easy to work with. He is very on top of things. I highly recommend this company and Shaun.
  
 
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   Madison Hurst 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Nicole, Killian and Shaunte have been absolutely incredible to work with. They have made this nightmare manageable by their diligence and expertise. I think the world of this team
  
 
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   Spencer Welling 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Highly recommend. Killian was very professional, communicative and reliable. He and his team went above and beyond.
  
 
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   Eric Maas 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Brogan from Total Restoration is definitely the guy you want in your corner when dealing with a disaster in your home.  There's the fact he tirelessly works to help assess and fix your problem as well as negotiate with the insurance company,  however the biggest reason  you want to work with this guy is that he's a truly genuine guy who really looks out for you and goes above and beyond to do what is right.

COMMON STORM LOSSES

Help after wind and severe weather

Utah storms damage the exterior and drive water into the building. The right response depends on how the weather affected the structure.

Wind-damaged roofing

Strong gusts lift roofing materials, exposing the layers below.

Fallen tree limbs

Branches may puncture a roof or damage exterior walls during a storm.

Hail impact

Hail damages roof surfaces and leaves openings that need closer inspection.

Rain intrusion

Wind-driven rain may enter around damaged exterior components.

Snowmelt or ice damage

Melting snow finds weak points and wet finished areas below.

Commercial storm losses

Emergency protection helps a business secure exposed areas and plan continued access.

STORM RESTORATION QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What should I do after storm damage?

Stay away from fallen power lines and unstable materials. Photograph visible damage only from a safe location. Contact a restoration company when the property needs emergency protection.

How quickly should I cover a damaged roof?

Cover the opening as soon as conditions allow safe access. Temporary protection reduces new water intrusion while the repair team plans permanent work.

How do I tell if stormwater entered the walls?

Look for new stains or soft finishes near the damaged area. Moisture readings reveal water that moved beyond the visible mark.

Can I make temporary storm repairs myself?

Only attempt work that you can complete safely from the ground. Roof access remains dangerous after high winds or rain. Professional stabilization may offer a safer option.

Does homeowners' insurance cover storm damage?

Many policies cover sudden wind or hail damage. Coverage still depends on the cause and your policy terms. Report the loss to your insurer promptly.

How long does storm damage restoration take?

Emergency protection may happen first. Drying and repairs depend on the extent of water intrusion or structural damage. The team explains the schedule after inspection.

When should I leave a storm-damaged property?

Leave when officials identify a safety concern or the structure feels unstable. You may also need to leave when essential areas remain exposed. Follow instructions from emergency personnel.

PROTECT THE PROPERTY AFTER THE STORM

Start Storm Damage Recovery with Total Flood & Fire Restoration

Total Flood & Fire Restoration secures exposed areas and addresses water intrusion. We then help define the repairs that move the property forward.

Available 24/7 for storm damage emergencies across the Utah service area.