Storm Damage Restoration

Storm Damage and Disaster Cleanup Services in Knoxville

Storm damage isn’t always obvious at first glance. Wind-driven rain, hail impact, and debris can compromise roofing, siding, windows, and structural components, often leading to hidden damage that worsens over time.
If left unaddressed, storm damage can result in:

Roof leaks and interior water damage
Structural weakening
Mold growth
Increased repair costs

HRC identifies both visible and hidden storm damage to ensure nothing is overlooked and your home is safe and stable for years to come.

We work with all major insurances

Why Choose HRC for your Storm or Natural Disaster Damage restoration Project?

Insurance Claims Champion

We Speak Insurance So You Don't Have To

We’ve worked on insurance restoration projects for decades.

40 Years of Craftsmanship

We're experts in our craft

We’ve fixed, replaced, and rebuilt homes back to normal or bigger and better for decades.

Licensed + Insured

Restoration Done Right. Every Time.

We pride ourselves in the quality, accountability, and professionalism of our work.

24/7 Emergency Response

When Disasters Happen, HRC is Ready

Day or night, HRC is ready and prepared to address your emergency quickly.

Storm Damage Service Areas

Anderson County
Blount County
Campbell County
Carter County
Claiborne County
Cocke County
Grainger County
Greene County
Hamblen County
Hancock County

Hawkins County
Jefferson County
Knox County
Loudon County
McMinn County
Morgan County
Roane County
Scott County
Sevier County
Union County

Storm Damage Restoration FAQs

What types of storm damage do you repair?

We restore damage caused by wind, hail, heavy rain, fallen trees, and severe weather, including roofing, siding, structural, and interior damage.

How soon should storm damage be inspected?

As soon as possible. Even small issues can worsen quickly if left unaddressed, especially roof or water-related damage. Call us now at (865) 279-3717 to assess your issue immediately.

Can storm damage be hidden?

Yes. Damage beneath shingles, behind siding, or inside walls may not be immediately visible, which is why a professional inspection is important.

Will my insurance cover storm damage repairs?

Most homeowner policies cover storm-related damage, but coverage depends on your policy. HRC helps document damage and works directly with your insurance provider.

What should I do immediately after a tree falls on my home?

Exit your home immediately and stay clear of any downed power lines. Contact HRC to secure your home, assess structural damage, and begin the repair and insurance documentation process.

Do you provide emergency tarping or board-up services?

Yes. We provide temporary protection to prevent further damage while restoration plans are finalized.

Can you help if water damage occurred after a storm?

Absolutely. We handle storm-related water intrusion and water damage restoration with clear documentation.

How long does storm damage restoration take?

Timelines vary depending on severity. Minor repairs may take days, while more extensive restoration can take longer.

Will repairs match my existing home materials?

We work to closely match roofing, siding, and finishes to maintain your home’s appearance and integrity.

Do you communicate with insurance adjusters?

Yes. We coordinate directly with adjusters to provide documentation, updates, and clear scopes of work.