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RESIDENTIAL STORM RESTORATION

EXTERIOR RESTORATION AFTER SEVERE WEATHER.

Mann General Contractors coordinates residential exterior construction following hail, wind, and other severe weather affecting roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and related building components.

MORE THAN ONE TRADE

Severe weather can affect multiple exterior systems at the same property. Mann General Contractors coordinates the construction work across the affected exterior components rather than treating each trade as an unrelated project.

Roofing

Coordinated roofing construction including appropriate roof covering, flashing, ventilation, roof-edge, and related roofing components.

Exterior Siding

Coordinated siding, trim, weather-protection details, openings, transitions, and related exterior wall construction.

Windows & Doors

Coordinated window and exterior door construction including opening preparation, flashing, trim, and related installation details.

Gutters & Downspouts

Coordinated gutters, downspouts, fascia, soffit, roof-edge, drainage-routing, and related exterior construction.

Exterior Components

Detailed construction and documentation for various exterior building systems affected by severe weather events.

Multi-Trade Construction

Comprehensive coordination across multiple exterior trades to ensure seamless restoration and project efficiency.

DOCUMENT THE EXTERIOR

Visual Inspection

We perform a comprehensive visual walk-around of the property exterior to identify immediate restoration needs.

Detailed Measurement

Accurate measurement of roofing, siding, and gutter systems ensures precise material ordering and project coordination.

Construction Audit

Our experts document technical construction observations that inform the scope of work and final restoration plan.

Repair May Be Appropriate When:
  • The affected condition is limited.
  • Surrounding materials remain serviceable.
  • Compatible materials or components are available.
  • A practical repair can be completed without creating additional construction issues.

REPAIR, REPLACE, OR COORDINATE?

The appropriate construction approach depends on the condition of each exterior component, repairability, material availability, existing installation, project relationships between trades, and the needs of the property.

Replacement May Be Appropriate When:
  • Deterioration or affected conditions are widespread.
  • Multiple areas require significant repair.
  • Existing installation or material conditions require broader correction.
  • Compatible replacement materials are unavailable.
  • Replacement provides a more practical long-term construction solution.
Multi-Trade Coordination May Be Appropriate When:
  • More than one exterior system requires construction.
  • Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, or related components intersect.
  • Project sequencing between trades is important.
  • One coordinated construction scope provides a more practical project approach.

WHERE EXTERIOR SYSTEMS MEET

Exterior restoration involves more than individual materials. Roof edges, siding transitions, openings, flashing, trim, drainage components, and penetrations must be coordinated where different building systems meet.

Roof-to-Wall Transitions

Coordination of roofing, flashing, siding, and related construction where roof surfaces intersect exterior walls.

Windows & Siding Openings

Coordination of window or door openings with siding, flashing, trim, and surrounding wall details.

Roof Edge, Fascia & Gutters

Coordination of roof-edge components, fascia, gutters, downspouts, and related exterior construction.

Exterior Penetrations & Trim

Appropriate trim, flashing, sealant, and construction details around exterior wall penetrations and transitions.

FROM INSPECTION TO FINAL REVIEW

01

Initial Consultation

We discuss your observations and restoration needs to establish a project baseline.

02

Property & Exterior Inspection

Document observable exterior conditions with measurements, photographs, and construction observations.

03

Measurements & Project Scope

Develop construction recommendations and discuss appropriate repair, replacement, and improvement options.

04

Material Selection & Scheduling

We coordinate material deliveries and schedule construction phases for your restoration.

05

Exterior Construction

Coordinate approved roofing, siding, window, gutter, and exterior construction work.

06

Final Project Review

Review completed construction and project documentation with the homeowner to ensure full satisfaction.

FROM INSPECTION TO FINAL REVIEW

BUILD THE EXTERIOR PROJECT

Roofing & Roof Components

Coordinated roofing construction including appropriate roof covering, flashing, ventilation, roof-edge, and related roofing components.

Siding & Exterior Wall Components

Coordinated siding, trim, weather-protection details, openings, transitions, and related exterior wall construction.

Windows, Doors & Openings

Coordinated window and exterior door construction including opening preparation, flashing, trim, and related installation details.

Gutters & Related Exterior Components

Coordinated gutters, downspouts, fascia, soffit, roof-edge, drainage-routing, and related exterior construction.

STORM RESTORATION QUESTIONS

Can you inspect my exterior after a storm?

Yes. Mann General Contractors can document observable roofing, siding, window, gutter, and related exterior conditions following severe weather and discuss appropriate construction options.

Can you coordinate more than one exterior trade?

Yes. Mann General Contractors coordinates approved residential exterior construction involving roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and related building components.

Do you determine whether something is covered by insurance?

No. Mann General Contractors is a construction contractor and does not determine insurance coverage or interpret policy provisions.

Can you provide construction estimates and documentation?

Yes. Mann General Contractors can provide measurements, photographs, construction documentation, estimates, invoices, and other information related to its construction work.

Do you negotiate insurance claims for homeowners?

No. Mann General Contractors does not act as a public adjuster or negotiate insurance claims on behalf of homeowners.

Can you complete construction on an insurance restoration project?

Yes. Mann General Contractors performs construction and restoration work on residential projects, including projects involving insurance-related restoration, when construction is authorized by the homeowner.

READY TO TALK ABOUT YOUR EXTERIOR?

Tell us what you're seeing and what you're planning. Mann General Contractors can inspect the exterior, document existing conditions, and discuss appropriate construction options for your property.

(563) 929-3633
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