Is storm restoration the same as a roof replacement?

No. Storm restoration is the full loss: close the house, follow water into the attic and rooms, dry, then rebuild. Roof repair versus replacement is a separate roof-system decision on the roofing page.

Do you tarp an open roof after wind?

Yes. PRC tarps and boards up across Fort Worth and DFW, and the line is answered 24/7. Tarp and board-up stop more rain. They are not the permanent roof.

What if water is already in the rooms after hail?

That is a drying job as well as a storm job. We extract, take readings and set equipment. Call us.

Should I use the form or call after a storm?

If the roof is open or water is moving, call us. The form is for sending details once the house is stable. It is not how a crew gets sent.

What should I do first after storm damage to my roof or ceiling?

Stay off the roof and keep people away from sagging ceilings. Shut off power to wet areas only if it is safe. Take photos, then call us to tarp openings so more rain doesn't get in and to start drying the rooms below.

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Storm

Storm damage restoration in Fort Worth — tarp, attic, and the rooms below

Hail, wind, and rain through the envelope. We close the house, follow water into the attic and rooms, then dry and rebuild. Roof repair vs replace is on the roofing page.

If the roof is open or water is moving — call us first. The form is not dispatch.

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What you get with PRC

Independent contractor (you choose) · Document before cleanup · Measured drying — Estimate review

Independent contractor
In Texas you generally choose who restores the building. A preferred list is optional.
Document before cleanup
Photos and readings before demolition erases the path. Thin estimate? Estimate review
Measured drying
Equipment follows moisture readings, not a fixed fan package. Structural drying

A storm loss is rarely just shingles. Wind opens the envelope. Hail bruises the covering. Rain follows into the attic, then the rooms. This page is the full path: close the house, follow the water, dry what got wet.

The roof system — covering, decking, flashing, repair vs replace — is written on the roofing page. We send you there when the job is the roof. We stay here when the job is the storm: tarp, board-up, attic, interior, then the rebuild.

Prefer a vendor from the carrier’s list? That’s optional in Texas — you choose the contractor. Read preferred & program contractors.

Tarp and board-up

Open roof, missing tabs, a window out. Close it the same day when we can so rain does not keep coming — see emergency. Permanent roof work waits for the inspection.

Attic and the water path

Insulation, decking stains, daylight at the ridge. A ceiling stain is the end of that path, not the start of a paint job.

Interior drying

Rooms below the opening get extracted, mapped, and dried. That work lives with drying — not with a roofing crew that never opens a wall.

Then the roof

Repair vs replace is a roof-system decision. Covering, decking, flashing, ventilation. See roofing. This page does not pretend a tarp is a new roof.

Storm work

Tarp and board-up after wind or hail
Attic water path
Interior extraction and drying
Windows and openings when they failed
Then roof repair or replacement
Documentation for the file

Questions

Is storm restoration the same as a roof replacement?: No. Storm restoration is the full loss: close the house, follow water into the attic and rooms, dry, then rebuild. Roof repair versus replacement is a separate roof-system decision on the roofing page.
Do you tarp an open roof after wind?: Yes. PRC tarps and boards up across Fort Worth and DFW, and the line is answered 24/7. Tarp and board-up stop more rain. They are not the permanent roof.
What if water is already in the rooms after hail?: That is a drying job as well as a storm job. We extract, take readings and set equipment. Call us.
Should I use the form or call after a storm?: If the roof is open or water is moving, call us. The form is for sending details once the house is stable. It is not how a crew gets sent.
What should I do first after storm damage to my roof or ceiling?: Stay off the roof and keep people away from sagging ceilings. Shut off power to wet areas only if it is safe. Take photos, then call us to tarp openings so more rain doesn't get in and to start drying the rooms below.