Storms are common in many areas, resulting in extensive damage and expensive repairs. The aftermath of hurricanes and other natural disasters often involves complicated insurance claims and legal disputes.
The Nature of Storm Damage
Certain geographical locations make them vulnerable to hurricanes, tropical storms, and other severe weather events. These can result in extensive property damage, ranging from roof damage and broken windows to more severe structural problems and flooding. Secondary issues such as mold, electrical hazards, and weakened building integrity contribute to the initial damage. For example, a hurricane can cause significant roof damage, leading to water leaks and mold growth, further weakening the building's structure.