Storm Damage Restoration in Madison, Wisconsin

Dane County sees severe thunderstorms and straight-line wind from late spring through August, moving across open farmland with nothing to weaken them before they reach Middleton, Sun Prairie, and Verona. Those events strip roofing across whole subdivisions rather than damaging single homes.

Winter is the longer season of risk. Heavy snow load and repeated freeze-thaw cycling build ice dams at the eaves of older isthmus homes with original attic insulation, and meltwater backs up under shingles into ceilings and exterior walls weeks after the snowfall itself.

Water is a constant here because of the lakes. Homes near Mendota, Monona, and Wingra sit on high water table ground, so heavy rain and rapid snowmelt push groundwater into basements and crawlspaces even in properties that took no roof damage at all.

Ice dam intrusion at eaves and valleys in Marquette, Vilas, and Nakoma, where we open and dry the ceiling and wall cavity instead of repainting over wet insulation.

Wind-lifted roofing across Middleton, Sun Prairie, and Fitchburg, tarped and secured the same day before the next system arrives.

High water table basement and crawlspace intrusion near Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, extracted and dried with monitored equipment and documented dry standard readings.

Tree and limb strikes on mature canopy streets across the isthmus and near west side, where older roof decking needs assessment before it is closed back up.