Services / Storm - Residential

Residential Storm · Southern California · Since 2000

When your home is breached — tarped, boarded up, and secured first.

25+ years stabilizing storm- and quake-damaged homes, then rebuilding them
— by our own crews, on one schedule.

THE BASICS

Stop the second
loss before it starts.

A storm or quake opens the home to water and entry. The first job is intrusion control — tarping, board-up, securing the structure — so a roof breach tonight doesn't become a water and mold claim next week, all documented for your carrier.

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

Different failures,
one first move: seal the home.

Category 01

C2C

Wind & Roof

Missing shingles, lifted roofing, fallen-tree impact; emergency tarping.

Category 02

C2C

Water Intrusion

Flooding and wind-driven rain; extraction and drying follow the board-up.

Category 03

C2C

Earthquake

After a seismic event, your first contact is local emergency services. Once the property is cleared, we assess structural damage and begin stabilization.

THE C2C COMMERCIAL PROCESS

Secure, dry, rebuild

C2C Process Steps

step one

Dispatch & Assessment

Crews dispatched immediately to the loss site; on-site within 60 to 90 minute response time.

C2C Process Steps

step two

Tarping
& Board-up

Openings sealed, the home secured against further weather and entry.

C2C Process Steps

step three

Extraction
& Drying

Water removed and the structure dried and logged.

C2C Process Steps

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

Do

Make sure the home is safe to enter; watch for gas smell and downed lines.

Do

Photograph the damage and any active leak before moving anything.

Do

Call us first — we answer 24 hours, live — then contact your insurer.

Don't do this

Do

Don't climb onto a wet or damaged roof yourself.

Do

Don't move broken 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.

Drying the house is the easy half. Putting it back is the second part of the loss — and where we live. The same crew rebuilds what was removed, so the home is returned to the day before the loss, not a shell of it

Next Step

C2C

Residential Reconstruction & Build-Back

One firm, one schedule, single point of contact through sign-off.

INSURANCE & DOCUMENTATION

We document the damage before anything else moves — so the claim reflects what actually happened.

Storm claims are time-sensitive and frequently disputed. We photograph and record exterior and interior damage on arrival, before stabilization begins, giving your adjuster an accurate baseline for the full scope.

C2C

Damage Assessment Report

Documented inspection of roof, envelope, and interior — conditions recorded before any tarping or board-up.

C2C

Xactimate Estimates

Carrier-ready, line-item scopes covering stabilization, structural repair, and rebuild on one document.

C2C

Stabilization
Log

Record of tarping, board-up, and intrusion control measures placed — dates, materials, and areas covered

C2C

Photo & Video Record

Time-stamped exterior and interior documentation from first response through completed repairs.

C2C

Residential storm crews cover every county we serve.

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.

RESIDENTIAL

Fire & Smoke

Common cross-over

Water
Damage

Storm water that gets in — extraction and structural drying.

Storm

Seasonal cause

Reconstruction & Build-Back

Roof, walls, and interior framed and finished back to pre-loss condition

Mold

If drying stalls

Mold
Remediation

Intrusion left too long becomes a mold scope.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Residential mold, answered.

RESIDENTIAL

Can you tarp tonight and rebuild later?

Yes — board-up and intrusion control come first; the rebuild follows on one file.