Advanced Restoration Corp. is committed to provide Emergency Board Up and Roof Tarping 24 hours a day, 7 days a week throughout Long Island and New York City. Time is crucial after a property damage claim or any disaster and the first priority is to get your property secured. Doors and windows can be damaged, leaving unsecured access to your property. We pride ourselves in our timely response by our Disaster and Emergency Response Teams after a property damage claim to ensure the necessary steps are taken to safeguard you, your property and your belongings from further damage.
We Provide Emergency Board Up / Roof Tarping On Long Island & New York City Due To:
- Fire Damage
- Hurricane, Tornado, and Storms
- Vandalism
- Vehicle Impact
- Fallen Tree/Branch Removal
- Breaking and Entering
Our Emergency Board Up / Roof Tarping Services Includes:
- Comprehensive Damage Assessment to Structure and Contents
- Roof Tarping
- Securing and Enclosing All Openings
- Temporary Building Enclosures
- Barricades
- Winterizations
- Debris Removal
- Temporary Electric
- Direct Billing To Insurance Carriers
- We service Long Island (Nassau County, NY; Suffolk County, NY, the Hamptons & East End)) and the New York City areas.
Whatever It Takes
Count on Advanced Restoration for quick response, unparalleled customer service and the dedication to secure your business or property, while protecting your valuables along the way.
Our fully stocked warehouse facility allows us to have access to any needed materials or supplies at any time of the day. Our commitment is to handle your situation quickly, efficiently, and without unnecessary delays. We will give you immediate piece of mind.
What To Do After a Property Damage Claim
If you suffer a property damage claim, the first thing to do is to notify your insurance company or its agent. You can do this by telephone, although it is a good idea to follow up with written notification. Remember, if you give the notice to your broker, rather than directly to the insurance company, you still have a responsibility to make sure that the insurance company receives notice of your claim. Read more...
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