Storm damage · Board-up
Storm damage restoration, emergency board-up and rebuild across Dallas Fort Worth
An on-call board-up team secures the property, then the water comes out, the structure dries and the house is repaired to pre-loss condition.
When the roof opens and the weather comes inside
North Texas storms do their damage fast and in layers. Hail and wind strip shingles, a fallen limb opens the roof, and rain follows through the gap into the attic, down the walls and across the ceilings below. A window blows in. A fence panel goes through a back door. By morning you have a house that is open to the weather and more rain on the forecast.
The first danger is the next hour, not the last one. An opening that stays open lets in more water, and wet insulation and drywall start to fail under their own weight. Debris on the floor can hide broken glass, nails and exposed wiring, so the clean-up is not a job to start in the dark with a dustpan.
Paschall's emergency board-up team is always on call. Call 866.336.4070 any hour and a crew heads to your address, aiming to be on site in about an hour. Homes in Rowlett, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Denton and the cities around them sit inside the service area. The crew can make temporary repairs the same visit, before the next band of weather arrives.
Finished open kitchen with an island and new oak floor, from the Paschall Construction Group gallery
Board-up first, then water, then debris, then the dry-out
The sequence is deliberate. The board-up team makes temporary repairs to secure the property: plywood over broken windows and doors, covers over openings in the roof, whatever stops the weather from getting in. Securing the house comes ahead of cleaning it, because extracting water from a room that is still taking rain only means doing the job twice.
With the house closed, the crew moves through water extraction, water removal and water cleanup, then debris removal. Only then does drying begin. IICRC certified crews dry the structure, and repairs follow once the readings say the framing is ready to close back up. Rebuilding over wet wood is how a storm claim turns into a mold claim.
Paschall Restoration bills your insurance company direct and works with your adjuster, so the inspection and estimate happen alongside the emergency work and not weeks after it. You do not have to settle the claim before the first board goes up, and the office keeps the paperwork moving while the crew works.
Repairing what Mother Nature damaged, back to pre-loss condition
Once the house is dry, the work turns to putting it back to pre-loss condition, which is the standard the crews work to: the drywall, ceilings, insulation, flooring and finishes the storm took. Paschall Construction Group, the sister company at the same Singleton St. address, does the reconstruction, so the family that secured your house is the family that rebuilds it.
That continuity is what customers mention. A Google reviewer whose insurance adjuster recommended Paschall described the reconstruction after a nearly whole-house flood, with the owner and project manager on site often and design suggestions offered along the way. The bright kitchen pictured is a finished room from the Construction Group gallery, shown as the standard the rebuild aims for.
A temporary fix is only a bridge. Tarps and plywood buy a few days, and a storm repair left half done lets the next rain finish what the first one started. Ask at the inspection for the whole scope, from board-up through the final floor, so the cleanup and the rebuild are planned in the same conversation.
On site in about an hour. IICRC certified crews. Insurance billed direct. 866.336.4070, any hour.