Temporary protection
When safe and separately authorized, temporary tarping, board-up or limited debris work may reduce additional exposure. Temporary measures are not permanent repairs.
Storm & tree damage
Safety first. Then documentation. Then a plan.
After wind, hail or tree impact, AVEQOR helps organize the construction response—starting with safe access and temporary protection when appropriate.
The response sequence
Control the immediate risk.
Do not enter unsafe areas, climb damaged roofs or approach downed electrical lines. Emergency services and utilities come first when life safety is involved.
Visible-condition record
Photographs, measurements, observed damage and construction recommendations create a clearer basis for the repair scope.
Written construction plan
Permanent work proceeds under a separate written agreement identifying scope, price, materials, responsibilities and anticipated timing.
Insurance-related projects
Construction support without coverage promises.
AVEQOR may communicate about its construction scope, method, estimate and project status when authorized by the owner.
- Visible-damage documentation
- Construction estimate and scope explanation
- Code and material documentation related to the work
- Completion documentation for approved repairs
AVEQOR is not a public adjuster. It does not interpret coverage, negotiate settlement on the owner’s behalf, waive deductibles or guarantee claim approval or payment.
Owner responsibilities
Keep control of the claim and the contract.
Insurance decisions
The owner and carrier control policy interpretation, coverage and payment decisions. Coverage questions should go to the carrier, a licensed public adjuster or legal counsel.
Payment obligations
The owner remains responsible for the deductible, depreciation until released, upgrades, excluded work and amounts due under the signed construction agreement.
Storm damage