Tornado damage often impacts multiple parts of the exterior—roofing, gutters, siding, windows, and fencing—and can extend to structural components and interior finishes. We start with safety and temporary protection, then document all storm-related damage with photos and coordinate the restoration scope so the property can be properly repaired.
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Our Role After a Tornado
American Prime General Construction inspects and documents the damage, develops the reconstruction scope, coordinates emergency services and qualified mitigation or remediation specialists when required, and manages the complete interior and exterior build-back.
- Emergency-service and temporary-protection coordination (board-up, temporary roofing)
- Structural assessment from a construction perspective
- Photo documentation, measurements, and reconstruction scopes
- Qualified mitigation and remediation partner coordination
- Roofing and exterior reconstruction
- Complete interior and exterior build-back
See also storm restoration and construction documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should we do first after tornado damage?
Safety comes first. We coordinate emergency services and temporary protection such as board-up and temporary roofing, then document all storm-related damage and develop the reconstruction scope.
Does APGC perform mitigation or remediation after a tornado?
Specialized mitigation and remediation work is performed by qualified service providers. APGC coordinates those services and manages the reconstruction and build-back portions of the project.
Can APGC rebuild the entire property?
Yes. APGC manages complete interior and exterior reconstruction, including structural repairs, roofing, drywall, paint, flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, and finish work.
Do you provide documentation for the insurance claim?
We provide construction estimates, photographs, measurements, scopes, material information, code documentation, and technical explanations related to the required repair and reconstruction work. We do not act as a public insurance adjuster.