09/05/2026
If a tree just came through your roof, here's the first hour.
Get everybody out of that room and keep them out. A ceiling holding water is heavier than it looks and it doesn't come down slowly. If you can safely kill the power to that part of the house at the breaker, do it. Then move what matters - photos, papers, anything you can't replace - out from under the wet.
Now get your phone out and take pictures. A lot of them. Wide shots of the room, the ceiling, the outside of the house, the tree itself. Your insurance company is going to want them, and you can't go back and take them later.
Do not climb up there. Not in the dark, not in the rain, not to throw a tarp over it. That part is ours.
Then call us. We'll get it tarped and dried in so it stops getting worse, and we take the claim from there - plus the inside work after. Ceilings, insulation, drywall, paint. One crew, one point of contact.
(770) 381-8081. Buford, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, Flowery Branch, Gwinnett, Hall, and North Georgia.