Storm Damage Water Cleanup in Coker, AL

What we find on these Coker calls

The mature hardwoods that make these lots worth living on are also what comes through the roof. A hardwood limb lands point-first and makes a small hole with a lot of broken decking around it, which is a different repair from a section of covering blown clean off, and it is genuinely hard to pick out from the ground. The same storm often drops something across a quarter mile of private drive on its way past.

On a well, an outage means no water at all — the pump is electric and the tank holds very little. When a serious line of storms is forecast, fill the bathtub and a few containers before it gets there. That is worth doing on its own account, and it also means a crew is not working in a house where nothing can be rinsed or flushed.

Where we start

1. Dry attic and rooms

   Equipment runs in the roof space and the rooms below it at the same time, without interruption, on the utility or on a generator sized for it.

The full method, the salvage thresholds and what the equipment is doing are on the Storm Damage Water Cleanup page. Coker covers everything else we handle in this town.