Fallen Tree Impact Repair

A fallen limb or trunk can crack decking, tear shingles, and open a roof to weather in seconds. Fallen Tree Impact Repair addresses that damage in stages: securing the site, removing the wood safely, assessing what is broken beneath the surface, and rebuilding the roof so it is sound and watertight again.

How We Approach the Damage

Clearing the Tree Safely — Chainsaws and pole saws cut back and lift limbs off the roof before anyone inspects the deck underneath.
Checking What's Underneath — Wood moisture meters and handheld infrared cameras check decking, rafters, and fascia for hidden moisture, so we know what to replace and what to keep.
Securing the Structure Same Visit — Heavy-duty tarps, battens, and sandbags, plus plywood board-up kits, close openings against wind and rain before we leave.

Rebuilding the Roof

Structural Repair — Framing nailers, cordless impact drivers, and reciprocating saws remove rotted decking and rebuild blocking and rafters while the roof is open.
Dry-In and Finish — Cap nailers set synthetic underlayment tight, and pneumatic coil nailers fasten new roofing to Florida's wind-uplift nail pattern.
Site Cleanup — Roll-off dumpsters and magnetic nail sweepers clear debris and fasteners from the yard before we consider the job finished.

Every stage is documented with time-stamped photos, so you have a clear record of the damage and the repair.