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From Sandy (2012) to Ida (2021) to the August 2024 floods, Long Island knows storm damage. Our team provides emergency response when storms hit — extracting flood water, boarding up openings, tarping ...

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About Our Storm Damage Cleanup Service

From Sandy (2012) to Ida (2021) to the August 2024 floods, Long Island knows storm damage. Our team provides emergency response when storms hit — extracting flood water, boarding up openings, tarping roofs, and starting the drying process before mold takes hold. We've served hundreds of LI homeowners through every major storm event, and we know how to navigate FEMA claims, flood insurance, and the unique challenges of coastal storm surge damage.

Is This Happening in Your Long Island Home?

Water damage gets worse by the hour. If you recognize any of these signs, call us immediately.

Entire first floor or basement underwater after storm
Insurance confusion — flood vs. homeowners vs. FEMA
Mold spreading fast in warm, humid post-storm conditions
Storm chasers and unlicensed contractors scamming homeowners
Multiple rooms or entire home affected — overwhelming

Our Proven Process

1

Emergency Stabilization

We secure your home — board up openings, tarp damaged areas, pump out standing water, and stop further damage.

2

Damage Assessment

Complete documentation with photos, moisture readings, and itemized inventory for your insurance and FEMA claims.

3

Water Removal & Drying

Industrial extraction followed by commercial drying equipment. Multiple moisture readings daily until structure is dry.

4

Restoration & Prevention

Damaged materials replaced, mold prevention treatment applied, and your home restored to pre-storm condition.

Why Choose Us for Storm Damage Cleanup

Served LI homeowners through Sandy, Ida, and every major storm
FEMA documentation and flood insurance claim expertise
Large-loss capability — multiple crews for whole-home events
Tarp and board-up services to prevent further damage
Mold prevention within the critical 48-hour window
Licensed, insured, IICRC-certified — not storm chasers

How Much Does Storm Damage Cleanup Cost on Long Island?

Most water damage restoration projects on Long Island cost between $3,000–$30,000+, depending on the scope and severity of the damage.

ServiceLow EndHigh End
Small area (single room)$1,000$3,000
Medium area (multiple rooms)$3,000$8,000
Large area (whole floor/basement)$8,000$15,000+

Prices vary based on damage extent, affected area size, and materials involved. We provide free inspections and detailed written estimates before any work begins.

What Our Customers Say

“After Hurricane Ida devastated our Glen Cove neighborhood, I didn't know where to start. These guys walked me through the entire insurance claim process and I recovered $8,000 more than the adjuster originally offered. Professional, honest, and they actually cared.”

Sandra K.

Glen Cove, NY

“The August 2024 flooding destroyed our Stony Brook basement — 3 feet of water. These guys were professional, fast, and handled every aspect including FEMA paperwork. They even helped coordinate with our flood insurance adjuster.”

Robert H.

Stony Brook, NY

Frequently Asked Questions

Apply for both. Flood insurance pays first and covers more. FEMA grants are secondary and capped around $40,000. FEMA requires a disaster declaration; flood insurance pays on any covered event regardless.
Photograph and video all damage before touching anything. Include wide shots showing context and close-ups showing detail. Save a copy of the storm date weather report. Keep all emergency repair receipts.
Absolutely. Storm-damaged roofing allows water into attic insulation, ceiling joists, and wall cavities. Hidden moisture causes mold within 48 hours. Always get a water damage inspection after any roof leak.
Mold colonies can establish within 24-48 hours of moisture exposure. Storm water is especially risky because it is Category 3 water carrying outdoor contaminants that accelerate microbial growth.
Mold can begin growing within 24-48 hours of water exposure. This is why immediate response is critical — every hour of delay increases the risk and cost of remediation.
Standard homeowner's insurance covers sudden plumbing failures (burst pipe, water heater) but does NOT cover flooding from outside water. That requires a separate NFIP flood insurance policy. Sewage backup also requires a specific rider.
Mitigation stops the damage from getting worse — extracting water, setting up drying equipment. Restoration returns your home to its pre-loss condition — replacing drywall, flooring, and finishing. We handle both.
Groundwater seeps through foundation walls and floor cracks, often after rain. Plumbing failures flow from a specific source — a pipe, water heater, or appliance. We diagnose the source during our free inspection.

Storm Damage Cleanup Service Areas

Nassau County

MassapequaMassapequa ParkWantaghSeafordLawrenceWoodsburghHewlett Bay ParkHewlett HarborHewlett NeckOceansideAtlantic BeachLido BeachLong Beach

Suffolk County

Mastic BeachShirleyMasticEast MorichesMorichesWesthampton BeachCenter MorichesQuogueHampton BaysEast QuogueFlandersNorth BellportBellport

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