Michigan Wind Damage Disaster Recovery Specialists of Michigan

     Wind Damage Repair - Wind Damage Clean Up - Wind Damage Restoration

      Select Restoration offers Emergency Sewage Clean-up, Water Damage Restoration, Fire Damage Restoration, Wind Damage Restoration, Board Ups, Roof Tarps, Temporary Power, Tree Removal and Mold Remediation services: We offer 24 Hour Emergency Service, 365 days a year. Are Disaster Recovery Teams Can Be on-site within 60 minutes of your call.

 WHEN WIND DAMAGE STRIKES - WE DELIVER SOLUTIONS

Select Restoration is the leader in wind damage restoration & wind damage repairs and service, we invites you to find out more about our Company

Select Restoration provides you with these fine services

Wind Damage Restoration
Wind Damage Emergency Service
Wind Damage Repair
Wind Damage Debris Clean-Up

24 Hour Emergency Restoration Services For Wind And Storm Damage Victims  

• Tree removal Services: Our team of experts can remove fallen or uprooted trees, branches and limbs that may have fallen on your roof, fence, driveway, Patio etc. FULL CLEAN-UP SERVICES AFTER A STORM
• Roof Tarping: We can provide full roof tarping to protect water from getting in after shingles are blown off.
• Board Ups. Full window and door board ups to secure properties from further damages.  
• Temporary Power: Select Restoration can bring out a gas powered generator until permanent electrical repairs can be made or till your insurance adjuster can come out to assess the damage.
• Permanent Repairs: Select Restoration has access to a wide variety of roofing, siding and window materials to choose from we can make permanent repairs as soon as the insurance adjuster gives the ok. Select Restoration is a certified licensed builder licensed in the state of Michigan. 
• Clean-up: Our professional cleaning crews can clean up any mess weather damage is on the outside or inside of the property, from broken glass to wet carpet we are here to help after a storm or damage from the wind. Don't let wind or storm damage ruin your day. Disasters can strike at any time we are here to help 24/7 365 days a year.
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• How to Avoid Wind Damage to Your Home
• Extreme winds brought on by tornados, hurricanes, thunderstorms, and winter storms can cause serious damage to your home and property, putting you and your family at risk. Don't wait until it's too late. Wind-proofing your home is a smart way to prevent damage. This homeowner's checklist can help you evaluate your needs.
• How Does Wind Cause Damage?
  During high winds, wind speeds fluctuate and winds may change directions. This puts enormous pressure on all parts of a building. Keeping your home well sealed on the outside will prevent wind from getting into your home and causing damage. In addition, debris carried by high winds can penetrate your home, causing damage and possible injury.

• Start at theTop
  The roof is one of the most vulnerable parts of your house. The connection between the roof and walls must be strong enough to resist the "uplift" effect of strong winds. Have a building professionally inspected, and install specially designed metal connectors that are appropriate for your roof type (gabled or flat) and wall construction (wood or masonry).

  Make sure the roof sheathing is properly installed. From the attic check to make sure the nails penetrate the rafters or trusses. You may need to re-nail some of the sheathing. Select Restoration can do these inspections.

• Protect the Windows and Doors
  Windows should be protected to reduce the risk of damage or injury caused by flying debris and pressure changes. Here are some options: permanent storm shutters or temporary plywood covers. In the event of an emergency, permanent storm shutters can be quickly and easily closed to protect the windows. Temporary plywood covers are more economical, but are less convenient and attractive. Don't forget to cover any glass sliding doors, French doors, and skylights.

  Check to be sure your entry door is secured with at least three hinges and a deadbolt security lock. Solid wood or hollow metal doors are more likely to resist wind pressure and flying debris.

  Don't Forget the Yard
  Trim the trees around your house that could pose a threat by falling or hitting your home. Put away any yard furniture, barbecue grills, tools, toys, and anything else that could become a flying missile. If you are planning to plant new trees in your yard, try to choose varieties that can withstand high winds.

  Garage Doors
  Garage doors (particularly two-car) are also vulnerable to damage from high winds. If installing a new garage door, be sure to get one that's designed to withstand high winds. For an existing door, there are fitted bracing kits available to provide additional support.

  Be Sure You're Protected
  Contact the insurance company that holds your homeowner's policy to be sure your home is adequately protected in the event of wind damage.