Getting Your Home Back to Normal After the Storm
Storm Damage Restoration
Severe weather can leave behind missing shingles, damaged siding, leaks, and interior issues that need timely attention. SL Custom Construction provides storm damage restoration services for homeowners in Victor and surrounding communities, helping stabilize the home, repair the damage, and address underlying issues that storms can reveal.
Whether the damage is obvious or you’re just not sure what the storm may have done, we can inspect your home, explain our findings, and recommend a practical repair plan.
Call 585-704-1187 if you suspect storm damage to your roof, siding, or interior.
Common Types of Storm Damage
Every storm is different, but the problems they cause often show up in similar places. We look for visible and hidden issues so you’re not left guessing about the condition of your home.
Storm damage may include:
- Roof damage – missing or lifted shingles, torn shingles, exposed fasteners, damaged flashing
- Hail impact – bruised shingles, dented metal flashings, bent gutters, marked siding and trim
- Wind damage – loose or missing siding panels, soffit damage, loosened fascia and trim
- Water intrusion – leaks at ceilings, walls, window and door openings, or around chimneys
- Interior damage – stained drywall, blistered paint, damaged flooring, and damp insulation
We focus on identifying both the obvious problems and the conditions that could lead to more serious issues if left unaddressed.
Think your home may have storm damage?
Roof Repair After Wind and Hail
Roofing takes the brunt of wind and hail during a storm. Even when there are no active leaks, shingle and flashing damage can shorten the life of the roof and increase the chance of future problems.
Our storm-related roof services include:
- Inspecting shingles, valleys, and ridges for wind and hail damage
- Checking flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights
- Repairing or replacing damaged shingles and flashings
- Recommending full roof replacement when damage is extensive or widespread
- Addressing related issues like damaged vents or exposed nail heads
- We document conditions clearly so you understand what needs repair now and what should be monitored going forward.
Noticed missing shingles or roof debris after a storm?
Siding, Soffit & Exterior Trim Repairs
Strong wind and wind-driven rain can loosen siding, soffits, and exterior trim, leaving gaps where water and pests can enter. Hail can also leave visible marks and cracks in certain siding materials.
We can help with:
- Reattaching or replacing loose or missing siding panels
- Repairing soffit and fascia affected by wind or water
- Replacing damaged corner boards, trim, and exterior details
- Checking for and addressing water intrusion behind affected areas
When appropriate, we also look at how roofing, gutters, and siding are working together so repairs support the overall building envelope.
Seeing loose siding or damaged exterior trim?
Windows, Doors & Water Intrusion
Storms can push water into places that typically stay dry, especially around windows and doors. Over time, this moisture can cause rot, mold, or interior finish damage.
Our team evaluates and repairs:
- Window and door seals affected by wind-driven rain
- Trim, sills, and frames showing signs of swelling or decay
- Interior drywall and finishes damaged by leaks
- Caulking and flashing details that may need to be upgraded
We aim to stop active leaks, repair visible damage, and improve the way water is managed around these openings.
Interior Repairs After Roof or Siding Leaks
Once exterior damage is addressed, interior repairs help restore the look and function of your living space.
Depending on the extent of the damage, this can include:
- Removing and replacing wet or damaged drywall
- Repairing or replacing insulation that has been saturated
- Addressing damaged flooring, trim, and paint
- Coordinating with other trades if electrical or mechanical components were affected
We focus on completing interior repairs only after the source of the leak has been resolved, so new finishes are not put at risk.
Need help with both exterior and interior repairs?
Working With Your Insurance Adjuster
Storm damage often involves an insurance claim, and clear communication can make that process easier. While your policy and coverage are between you and your insurer, we can help by providing information about the damage and recommended repairs.
As part of storm damage restoration, we can:
- Document visible damage with photos and notes
- Provide written repair estimates for your adjuster
- Clarify the scope of work and materials needed
- Coordinate timing around the claim process where possible
Our goal is to give you the information you need to work with your insurance company while keeping the focus on getting your home back in good condition.
Emergency Steps After a Storm
If a storm has just passed and you suspect damage, a few early steps can reduce risk while you arrange for a full evaluation.
Homeowners often:
- Look for obvious hazards such as downed lines or loose power connections (and contact the utility company when needed)
- Check for active leaks, placing buckets or coverings where appropriate
- Note any visible damage to roofing, siding, windows, and doors from the ground
- Avoid climbing on the roof or making unsafe temporary repairs
Once the situation is safe, contacting a contractor for a more thorough assessment is the next step.
Need a professional to check for damage?
Why Homeowners Call SL Custom Construction After Storms
Storm damage restoration touches multiple parts of the home—roof, siding, windows, structure, and interior finishes.
Homeowners turn to SL Custom Construction because we:
- Look at the whole house, not just one surface in isolation
- Provide clear explanations and practical repair plans
- Handle roofing, siding, windows, and interior repairs under one team
- Understand the local climate and how it affects long-term performance
- Coordinate timing and repairs with other projects when needed
- Our aim is to help you move from uncertainty after a storm to a clear, manageable plan to restore your home.
Once the situation is safe, contacting a contractor for a more thorough assessment is the next step.
Request a Storm Damage Restoration Assessment
If recent weather has you worried about your roof, siding, or interior, SL Custom Construction can help you understand the extent of the damage and what it will take to fix it. Whether the issues are minor or more extensive, we’ll provide a straightforward assessment and repair recommendations.