Responsive Help After Severe Weather
Novum provides storm damage repair in Northern Virginia, with assessment and repair planning for exterior areas affected by wind, hail or falling trees. Tell us what changed and which parts of your home need attention.
What We Provide
Start with the visible changes and the parts of your home affected.
Explore wind, hail and tree damage below, then discuss what needs assessment before deciding on the repair scope.
Wait until the weather threat has passed and follow local safety guidance. Keep people away from damaged areas, fallen trees and downed power lines. Do not climb onto the roof or approach unstable materials to take a closer look.
For broader precautions, consult the National Weather Service post-storm safety guidance.
An exterior assessment may consider:
A storm occurring before a problem does not establish the cause or extent of damage. Photos and visible marks can help explain a concern, but they cannot establish concealed conditions or confirm the complete repair scope.
Explore Specialized Services
Use these related pages to explore the concerns you want assessed. The repair plan depends on the conditions found.
Missing or loose roofing, siding and flashing may be concerns after high winds. The Wind Damage page explains assessment and repair planning for those areas.
Visible impact marks on roofing, gutters or other exterior materials may warrant assessment. The Hail Damage page outlines the surfaces to discuss and repair-planning questions.
If a tree or limb has contacted your home, keep clear of the affected area. The Tree Damage page explains assessment and repair planning for the damaged exterior.
Our Approach
Tell us what changed after the storm, which areas appear affected and what information you can share safely.
Discuss the proposed exterior repair scope, priorities and any conditions that need further review before the work is agreed.
Our team performs the work carefully and efficiently.
We walk through the finished result and final details.
Share existing photos, the affected areas and any known previous work. Include notes on changes you observed before the storm, so the discussion does not rely on timing alone.
Ask which materials and areas are included, what remains uncertain and which conditions need further review. Confirm the agreed scope in writing, including how proposed changes will be discussed before additional work proceeds.
Check our service areas and contact our team with your location and the concerns you want assessed. Confirm availability and the next step before making plans.
Common signs can include missing or damaged shingles, dented or loosened exterior materials, damaged flashing, broken or displaced gutters, cracked siding, damaged windows or doors, and impact from fallen branches or debris. Some damage may be difficult to identify from the ground.
Start by checking the property from a safe location and avoid climbing onto the roof or approaching unstable debris. Document visible damage when it is safe to do so and arrange for a qualified professional to evaluate areas that may have been affected.
Yes. Some storm-related damage may affect roofing, flashing, siding, or other exterior components without causing an obvious interior leak right away. A closer evaluation can help identify problems that may not be immediately visible.
Severe weather can affect roofing, siding, gutters, windows, doors, trim, flashing, and other exterior components. The type and extent of damage depend on factors such as wind, hail, falling debris, and the condition of the materials before the storm.
The scope can depend on which parts of the home were affected, the severity and location of the damage, existing material conditions, accessibility, and whether damaged areas involve multiple exterior systems. A proper evaluation helps determine the work that may be needed.
Homeowners should understand which damaged areas are included, what repairs or replacements are proposed, which materials and components are involved, and whether additional damage may be discovered during the work. Reviewing the written scope can help clarify what the project includes.
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Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you take the next step with confidence.
