Storm and fallen trees · All of New Jersey
Storm and fallen tree damage repair for New Jersey homes.
A tree on the roof or wind-driven rain through a window. We arrange tree removal and tarping through vetted partners, document it all for your adjuster, and repair the inside of your home.
First 24 hours
What to do right now
- 1Get everyone out of rooms under the damaged area. Stay away from downed wires and call the utility.
- 2Take photos and video from outside and inside before anything is moved.
- 3Do not climb on the roof or cut a tree that is resting on the house.
- 4Catch dripping water with buckets and move valuables to a dry room.
- 5Report the loss to your insurance company and write down the claim number.
- 6Send a request marked as an emergency to arrange tree removal and emergency tarping through a partner.
If it's still getting worse, send a request and mark it as an emergency. It goes to the top of the list.
For your insurance
What your adjuster usually needs
- Photos of the tree or storm damage from several angles, before removal.
- Photos of interior water damage caused by the opening.
- Invoices for tree removal and tarping.
- Keep damaged materials until the adjuster has seen them or approved disposal.
- An itemized estimate for roof, exterior and interior repairs.
More detail in our New Jersey claim guide.
Our process
One team, start to finish
One point of contact from the first call to the final walkthrough.
01
Make safe
Tree removal and tarping through licensed, insured partners.
02
Dry-out
If rain came in, a partner dries the affected areas with daily readings.
03
Documentation
Photos and an itemized estimate for every trade involved.
04
Repair
Roofing by a partner, interior finishing by Strong Construction.
Questions
Common questions
Start your request
Tell us what happened.
Four short steps. A real person calls you back and walks you through what comes next.
- About a minute to fill out.
- Emergencies go to the top of the list.
- No cost and no obligation to ask.