Storm Damage Siding Repair in Pittsburgh, PA

Strong summer thunderstorms, winter wind events and the occasional hailstorm all leave their mark on Pittsburgh siding. With so many mature trees lining streets in Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze and the North Side, falling limbs are a common cause of damage too. When siding is torn, cracked or blown off, the sheathing underneath is exposed, and the next rain can do more harm than the storm itself.

Typical Storm Damage

• Panels blown off or unlocked from the course below
• Cracks and holes from hail or flying debris
• Dents in aluminum siding and trim
• Crushed corners, soffits or gutters from fallen limbs
• Torn house wrap and wet sheathing behind missing panels

What to Do Right After a Storm

• Stay clear of downed power lines and call Duquesne Light or 911 if you see one
• Photograph the damage from the ground before anything is moved
• Cover exposed areas only if it can be done safely
• Contact your insurance company to start a claim

How We Help

We secure exposed walls first so water stays out. Then we document the damage with photos and measurements that you can share with your adjuster, and point out damage that is easy to miss, such as cracked panels on upper walls or loosened courses that have not fallen off yet. Repairs use matching profiles and colors where they can still be sourced. When a discontinued siding cannot be matched, we will explain the options, such as moving original panels from a less visible wall to the damaged one or re-siding a full elevation.

Insurance

Coverage depends entirely on your policy and the adjuster's findings. We do not make promises about what will be covered, but we can provide the information your insurer needs. If the damage is extensive or the siding is near the end of its life anyway, our siding replacement page explains what a full re-side involves.