Storm Damage Restoration in Summerlin, Nevada

Monsoon cells building over the Spring Mountains and Red Rock escarpment hit Summerlin's western villages first, producing microburst winds capable of lifting concrete tile and tearing flashing on homes throughout The Ridges and The Vistas.

Flash flooding follows quickly once a downburst hits. The community's constructed washes along the western edge and the Charleston Boulevard corridor can exceed capacity within minutes, sending runoff toward homes at the lowest points in The Trails and The Paseos.

Once wind lifts a tile or opens a roof-to-wall seam, the next storm sends water directly into insulation and ceiling assemblies, and the interior drying cost typically exceeds the roof repair itself.

Wind-lifted concrete tile and failed pipe boots that admit water slowly and first show up as ceiling stains days after a monsoon storm has passed.

Wash overflow and street flooding in The Trails and The Paseos that pushes Category 3 water and silt into garages and ground-floor living space.

Microburst damage to parapet walls and roof-to-wall transitions on custom homes in The Ridges that saturates insulation before any interior sign appears.

Emergency board-up and tarping to secure the structure across any Summerlin village before drying and rebuild begin.