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Storm Damage Restoration Company

Storm Damage Restoration Services in Ridgefield, WA

At Country Restoration, we provide emergency storm damage repair services to homeowners throughout Clark County and the surrounding areas.

As a restoration company with over 25 years of experience, we handle the full scope of storm recovery: from emergency tarping and board-up the night of the storm to structural repairs, water damage mitigation, and full reconstruction.

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Storm Damage requires fast action. In urgent cases call us at  360-546-3259. 

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Trusted Storm Damage Restoration Experts

A storm can cause serious damage in a matter of minutes, but Country Restoration is here to help you through every step of the recovery process. Since 1999, we’ve been helping homeowners and businesses throughout Clark County and surrounding areas go from initial emergency response all the way through full restoration. From roof tarping and structural repairs to water extraction and debris removal, our experienced team handles it all, and we treat every customer like family along the way. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

24/7 Emergency Response

We're available around the clock because storm damage doesn't wait for business hours.

Locally Owned & Operated

A Ridgefield-based company that genuinely cares about this community.

Mitigation & Repairs

Full-service storm damage restoration from emergency cleanup through completed repairs, all under one roof.

Our Storm Damage Repair Services

Country Restoration provides comprehensive storm damage cleanup and restoration services, handling everything from the initial emergency response through complete reconstruction. Our emergency storm damage services include:

Emergency board-up and tarping
Immediate protection to secure your property and prevent further damage or entry.
Removal of water and moisture to stop secondary damage and treatment to prevent or eliminate mold growth
Quick inspection and fixes to stop active leaks.
Safe clearing of fallen trees and storm debris.
Full repair and restoration of siding, windows, doors, drywall, flooring, insulation, and ceilings, including structural rebuilding for major damage to roofs, walls, and foundations.
End to end assistance with your insurance claim process.

Common Types of Storm Damage

Wind Damage

Strong winds can remove shingles, damage structures, and create hidden openings that allow future water intrusion.

Water Intrusion and Flooding

Heavy rain can force water into basements and walls, damaging materials and increasing the risk of mold.

Roof Damage

Storms can crack or puncture roofing, leading to leaks and long term interior damage.

Fallen Trees and Debris Impact

Falling trees and debris can cause severe structural damage and require immediate stabilization.

Hail Damage

Hail impacts can weaken roofs and exterior surfaces, allowing moisture in and speeding up deterioration.

Lightning Strike Damage

Lightning can cause fires, electrical system failures, and structural damage, sometimes igniting hidden fires inside walls that are difficult to detect immediately.

Our Storm Damage Restoration Process

1

Free Consultation and Emergency Response

We respond 24/7. As soon as we arrive, we assess the full scope of the damage and secure the property with tarps and board-up to stop additional loss. Before any work is authorized, we walk you through what we found, give you an honest estimate of what repairs will involve, and help you think through whether filing an insurance claim is the right move. This consultation is always free and comes with no obligation.

2

Mitigation

We remove non-salvageable materials, extract standing water, and set up industrial drying equipment throughout the affected areas. Moisture readings are monitored daily until all materials reach target dryness levels. Full drying documentation is maintained throughout. Once the property is stable and dry, the project is handed off to the repairs team.

3

Estimating and Insurance Coordination

Our team takes detailed measurements, documents the full scope of damage, and prepares a complete repair estimate. We submit it directly to your insurance carrier, follow up with the adjuster, and keep you informed at every step. 

4

Reconstruction

With estimate approval and material selections confirmed, our project manager oversees all repairs in-house. From roof and siding restoration to interior drywall, flooring, and ceilings, we manage the full reconstruction and conduct a final walkthrough with you before closing out the project.

Hundreds of Completed Projects

With over 25 years of experience and hundreds of successful mitigation and restoration projects across Clark County and surrounding areas, we have the expertise to handle storm damage of any size and get your property back to its pre-loss condition.

Rated 4.9 Out of 5 on Google

Our customers say it best. With a 4.9-star rating based on 92 Google reviews, Country Restoration has built a reputation for honest communication, quality workmanship, and genuinely caring about the people we serve

One Team, From Start to Finish

We handle both mitigation and repairs in-house, meaning one trusted team sees your project through from the initial emergency response all the way to the final walkthrough, with no handoffs, no confusion, and no gaps.

Why Choose Country Restoration

Country Restoration has been serving Clark County homeowners since 1999. Our technicians are IICRC-certified and trained in every phase of storm damage remediation. We bring professional equipment, proven processes, and genuine care to every job.

One of the most valuable things we offer is free guidance before any work begins. Most homeowners have never filed a major insurance claim. We do it every day. We’ll help you understand what your policy likely covers, what to expect from the process, and whether filing a claim makes financial sense for your specific situation. 

We serve homeowners throughout Clark County, as well as Cowlitz County, Skamania County, and surrounding communities including Battle Ground, Camas, Ridgefield, Vancouver, Washougal, Woodland, Longview, and Kelso.

How to Spot Property Damage After a Storm

After a storm passes, a careful walkthrough of your property can help you identify damage before it gets worse. Here is what to look for:

Outside your home:

  • Missing, lifted, or curled shingles on the roof
  • Dents or dings on gutters, downspouts, and metal vents
  • Cracked or broken siding panels
  • Damaged or displaced window and door frames
  • Standing water around the foundation
  • Downed trees or large branches on or near the structure
  • Debris embedded in roofing or siding materials

Inside your home:

  • Water stains or wet spots on ceilings and walls
  • Damp or discolored drywall,
  • A musty or earthy odor indicating moisture has been present
  • Warped or buckled flooring
  • Doors and windows that no longer open or close properly

Fast & Reliable Storm Damage Restoration

If your home has been damaged by a storm, do not wait to get help. Water that enters your home after a storm begins causing damage immediately, and the cost of restoration increases the longer it sits untreated.

Call Country Restoration for 24/7 emergency storm damage repair. We serve Battle Ground, Camas, Ridgefield, Vancouver, Washougal, and communities throughout Clark County and surrounding areas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my roof has storm damage?
Some roof damage is visible from the ground, such as missing shingles, displaced flashing, or sagging areas. Other damage, like small hail impacts, cracked underlayment, or shingles that have lifted and resettled, requires a closer inspection. Signs that your roof may have been affected include water stains on interior ceilings, shingle granules accumulating in gutters, and dents on metal components like vents or flashing. We recommend scheduling a professional inspection after any significant storm rather than relying on a ground-level assessment alone.
Homeowners insurance typically covers the removal of a fallen tree if it has damaged a covered structure, such as your roof, fence, or garage. However, most policies do not cover the cost of removing a tree that fell in your yard without hitting a structure. Coverage limits and conditions vary by policy, so it is important to review your specific plan and speak with your adjuster. Country Restoration can help document tree-related storm damage to support your insurance claim.
Renters insurance generally covers your personal belongings if they are damaged by a storm, including furniture, electronics, and clothing. However, renters insurance does not cover damage to the building itself. Structural storm damage to a rental property is the responsibility of the property owner and their insurance carrier. If you are a renter whose belongings were damaged in a storm, file a claim with your renters insurance provider and contact your landlord to report the structural damage.
First, make sure everyone in the household is safe and move away from any areas of the structure that appear unstable. Do not enter a severely damaged building until it has been assessed. Document the damage with photos and video before touching or moving anything. Contact your insurance company to report the loss, then call a storm damage restoration contractor for emergency services. Avoid attempting DIY repairs that could void your insurance coverage or create additional safety hazards.
A storm damage restoration company provides emergency response and complete recovery services after a storm event. This typically includes securing the property with tarps and board-up, extracting standing water, performing structural drying, removing debris, assessing and repairing the roof and exterior, restoring interior finishes, and handling reconstruction of severely damaged areas. A full-service company like Country Restoration also coordinates directly with your insurance carrier, managing documentation and claim communication throughout the entire process.
In most cases, yes. Standard homeowners insurance policies cover storm damage caused by wind, hail, lightning, and rain, including damage to the roof, siding, windows, and interior from water intrusion. Flood damage from rising groundwater is typically excluded from standard policies and requires separate flood insurance. Coverage details vary by policy, so review your plan carefully and contact your insurer promptly after a storm occurs. Country Restoration works with all major insurance carriers and can help ensure your loss is properly documented.
Yes. Mold can begin growing within 24 to 48 hours in areas where moisture has been introduced and not properly dried. Storm-driven water that penetrates walls, soaks insulation, or pools on subfloors creates exactly the conditions mold needs to thrive. This is why fast, professional water mitigation after a storm is so important. Country Restoration addresses mold risk as part of every storm damage restoration project, using moisture meters and thermal imaging to locate hidden wet areas and ensuring everything is fully dried before any reconstruction begins.