Bradney Family: Tornado Reconstruction Testimonial. In October 2019 a tornado ripped the roof off the Bradney residence. True Builders arrived immediately to help with recovery, and the family shares how the reconstruction went.
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In October 2019 a tornado ripped the roof off the Bradney residence. True Builders arrived immediately to help with recovery, and the family shares how the reconstruction went.
A Tornado Took the Roof. Here Is How a Reconstruction Comes Together
In October 2019, a tornado ripped the roof off the Bradney residence. True Builders arrived on the scene immediately and got to work on the recovery and restoration of the home, and in this video the family shares how the reconstruction went.
Wind claims: the roof, the interior, and the contents are one story
When wind opens a roof, the damage does not stop at shingles and decking. Rain follows into insulation, ceilings, walls, flooring, and belongings, and every one of those belongs in the same claim. The most expensive mistake tornado and hurricane victims make is letting the roof get scoped by one party and the interior by another, with no one connecting them. A reconstruction contractor documents the full chain, from the opening in the roof to the last wet baseboard, so the claim reflects what actually happened to the house.
Emergency stabilization: what happens in the first days
- Tarping and board-up stop the sky from doing more damage while decisions get made
- Structural assessment confirms the home is safe to enter and work in before crews proceed
- Water extraction and drying start immediately in rain-soaked interiors; mold does not wait for adjusters
- A documented inventory captures damaged contents before anything is discarded
- Your policy requires reasonable steps to prevent further damage, and these are those steps
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