Storm Damage Restoration in Navarre Beach, FL

Storm damage on Santa Rosa Island

Navarre Beach has the Gulf of Mexico on one side and Santa Rosa Sound on the other, which means a storm can come at a building from both directions. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and a tropical storm that never makes landfall nearby can still bring wind, rain bands, and fallen limbs. Elevated homes, tall condos, and rental properties have large roof areas, sliding glass doors, and big windows facing the weather.

Access matters here. After a major storm the Navarre Beach bridge and US-98 can be restricted, and crews can only cross when it is open. Call early, tell us the address and what is open to the weather, and we will give you the earliest realistic arrival window.

Emergency roof tarping

A roof tarp is temporary protection. We lay a heavy tarp well past the edges of the damage and fasten it with battens so it holds in wind. It keeps rain out of the attic and ceilings until a licensed roofer makes the permanent repair. We do not repair roofs; we stop the opening from getting worse. See our general emergency roof tarping page for the full process.

Board-up of windows, doors, and sliding glass

Broken glass leaves a home open to rain, wind, and anyone walking by. We board up windows, doors, and sliding glass with panels fastened to the framing so the property is secure until a glass or door contractor replaces them. For condos and rentals, we can board up while the owner is out of town, once you give us access and approval.

Wind damage we respond to

The calls we get after a storm repeat from one event to the next. Each one needs a different first move, so tell us what you see when you call.

• ✓Shingles, flashing, or ridge caps lifted or missing
• ✓A limb or tree on the roof or against the building
• ✓Siding, fascia, or soffit torn loose
• ✓Broken windows, sliding doors, or garage doors
• ✓Wind-driven rain pushed through a window frame or door track
• ✓Roof sections or porch covers damaged on elevated homes and condos

Condos, beach rentals, and second homes

Many Navarre Beach owners are not on the island when a storm hits. If you cannot get there, call or text (850) 226-0832 with the address and the name of your property manager or HOA. We photograph the damage, secure the opening, and send you what we found. For condos with shared roofs, the association usually controls the roof, so we coordinate through management when needed.

Before and after the storm

Before a storm, photograph each room and the outside of the building, and save our number: (850) 226-0832. After a storm, stay out of any structure that looks unsafe, stay away from downed power lines, and call 911 for any electrical hazard or injury. Do not climb on a damaged roof. Take photos of the damage from the ground and inside, and then call us.

Documentation for your insurance

We document the damage with photos, a written scope of what we secured and why, and a written scope, and we work with your adjuster. Your policy decides what is covered, and you keep control of your claim.

Areas around Navarre Beach we serve

Crews are dispatched from Gulf Breeze along US-98 to Navarre Beach on Santa Rosa Island, the Holley-Navarre area, Midway, and the rest of Santa Rosa County, with nearby Gulf Breeze and Milton also covered. Call (850) 226-0832 and we will give you an arrival window.

Once the building is secured, water that got inside is a separate job: see Navarre Beach water damage restoration. For mold, see Navarre Beach mold remediation. On the mainland, see Navarre storm damage restoration. General information is on the Navarre Beach service area page, and the Aftermath Restoration Group home page lists everything we do.

More Aftermath service pages

• Navarre Beach water damage
• Navarre Beach mold remediation
• Navarre storm damage
• Navarre Beach service area
• Aftermath Restoration Group home
• All service areas