When severe weather strikes, your first priority is safety—but once the skies clear, it’s time to assess the impact. Whether you own a Morton building or another brand of post-frame structure, acting quickly after a storm can make all the difference in protecting your investment.
Step 1: Act Quickly and Safely
Even if your building looks fine from the outside, hidden damage can lead to costly repairs down the road. Delaying an inspection can risk:
- Damage to stored goods or equipment
- Missed insurance claim deadlines
- Potential warranty issues
Step 2: Know What to Look For
Storm damage isn’t always obvious. Here are some signs to watch for:
- From the ground: Look for water stains, puddles, or drip spots inside the building.
- From the inside looking up: Check for light coming through the roof, which may indicate holes or cracked framing.
- Around the structure: Watch for gaps at the base of the building, detached bracing, or dents and marred steel—especially if your building is not a Morton.
Step 3: Consult an Expert
Not all contractors are experienced in post-frame construction. Morton Buildings has decades of experience in identifying and repairing storm damage. We repair most brands and styles of buildings, and our services include:
- Roof and skylight replacement
- Sliding door and walkdoor repair or replacement
- Column/post and truss/girt repair
- Leak and trim repair
- Interior liner repair
Step 4: Schedule a Free Building Assessment
If you're unsure about inspecting your building—or simply want peace of mind—our expert repair teams are here to help. We offer free building assessments to evaluate storm damage and recommend the best course of action.
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