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Commercial Storm · Southern California · Since 2000
When the envelope fails
— tarping, board-up, and intrusion control first.
25+ years stabilizing storm- and seismic-damaged commercial property,
then rebuilding it — by our own crews, on one schedule.
THE BASICS
Stop the secondary
loss before it starts.
Storm and seismic events open the building to water and entry. The first job is intrusion control — tarping, board-up, and securing the envelope — so a roof breach doesn't become a water and mold claim while the scope is written.
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
Different failures,
one priority: seal it.
Category 01
Wind & Roof
Lifted membrane, missing panels, debris impact; emergency tarping.
Category 02
Water Intrusion
Flooding and wind-driven rain; extraction and drying follow the board-up.
Category 03
Seismic
Cracked envelope, displaced fixtures, glass; board-up and a safe-access plan. Structural sign-off as required.
THE C2C COMMERCIAL PROCESS
Secure, dry, rebuild
step one
Dispatch & Assessment
Crews dispatched immediately to the loss site; on-site within 60 to 90 minute response time.
step two
Tarping
& Board-up
Openings sealed, the building secured against further intrusion.
step three
Extraction
& Drying
Water removed and the structure dried and logged.
step four
Restoration
Where Loss Construction lives.
Reconstruction performed in accordance with the insurance scope, by our own crews. Daily or weekly updates issued.
BEFORE WE ARRIVE
First hour after
a storm or quake.
HOMEOWNER GUIDANCE
Do this now
Confirm the building is safe to enter before sending staff in.
Photograph damage and any active intrusion; note utility shutoffs.
Call us — a live dispatcher answers and a crew is routed inside the same call.
Don't do this
Don't attempt roof access in wind or wet conditions
Don't move displaced structure or glass before it's documented.
FROM LOSS TO REBUILD
When mitigation ends, most firms hand you a list of trades. We keep going.
Mitigation stabilizes the building; the rebuild is the second part of the loss. We carry the file through reconstruction in-house — by our own crews, on one schedule, in accordance with the insurance scope.
Next Step
Commercial Reconstruction & Build-Back
One firm, one schedule, single point of contact through sign-off.
INSURANCE & DOCUMENTATION
We record the damage before we touch it — so the scope is defensible from the start.
Commercial storm claims often involve multiple trades and extended timelines. We document conditions on arrival, maintain a stabilization log, and produce carrier-ready estimates so your adjuster can approve the full scope without a second site visit.
Damage Assessment Report
Facility-wide inspection of roof, envelope, and affected interior areas — conditions logged before stabilization.
Xactimate Estimates
Line-item scopes in the carrier's software, covering emergency stabilization, structural repair, and rebuild.
Stabilization
Log
Written record of tarping, board-up, and intrusion control — dates, materials, and areas documented for the file.
Photo & Video Record
Time-stamped exterior and interior documentation from first response through final sign-off.
Commercial storm crews cover the full footprint.
We've staged crews and equipment across all five Southern California counties — Los Angeles, Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, Orange County, and San Diego County — since 2000
RELATED SERVICES
Damage rarely arrives alone.
COMMERCIAL
Common cross-over
Water
Damage
Storm water that gets in — extraction and structural drying.
If drying stalls
Reconstruction & Build-Back
Envelope and interior framed and finished back to pre-loss condition.
Seasonal cause
Mold Remediation
Intrusion left unaddressed becomes a mold scope.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Commercial storm, answered.
COMMERCIAL
Can you respond across multiple sites at once?
Crews and equipment are staged in each county for multi-site events; on-site within.