Emergency tarping and board-up, storm water intrusion repair, wind and hail damage restoration, and complete insurance claim handling across Nassau and Suffolk County.
An unsecured storm opening allows additional water damage with every hour of delay. Emergency tarping and board-up available 24/7.
📞 (631) 532-7346 — Available NowLong Island is among the most storm-exposed areas of New York State. Nor'easters, tropical storms, and severe summer thunderstorms regularly cause significant damage to roofs, siding, windows, and structural components across Nassau and Suffolk County.
Greene Group Construction Corp. responds immediately after storm events with emergency tarping and board-up to stop additional water intrusion, then conducts a comprehensive damage assessment for your insurance claim. We handle the entire restoration process from emergency response through complete reconstruction.
We have extensive experience with Long Island insurance carriers and handle all storm damage documentation — photographs, moisture readings, detailed damage scopes — to ensure your claim is fully compensated. Most Long Island homeowners pay little to nothing out-of-pocket for storm damage restoration.
Storm damage is covered by nearly all Long Island homeowners insurance policies. Greene Group documents your damage immediately, meets with your adjuster, and files supplements for any missed items. Our clients consistently receive maximum claim value because we know what insurers look for.
Nor'easters · Tropical storms and hurricanes · Severe thunderstorms · Hail events · Ice storms and ice dams · High wind events (60–100+ mph gusts) · Coastal flooding (South Shore and East End)
Missing shingles, lifted flashing, and torn roofing sections from high winds. Emergency tarping followed by full repair or replacement.
Hail impacts damage shingles, gutters, siding, and HVAC equipment. We document all hail damage thoroughly for insurance claims.
Water entering through damaged roofs, windows, and siding. Emergency extraction, structural drying, and interior restoration.
South Shore and East End tidal flooding and storm surge damage. Complete water extraction, structural drying, and mold prevention.
Long Island winter ice dams cause water to back up under shingles and into ceilings and walls. We repair the damage and eliminate future ice dam risk.
Tree limbs and debris falling on roofs and structures. Emergency board-up, structural assessment, and complete repair.
Wind, hail, and falling tree damage are covered perils under nearly all Long Island policies. Storm surge and tidal flooding are not, and generally require separate flood insurance through the NFIP. Many coastal policies also carry a separate percentage-based hurricane or windstorm deductible that applies instead of the flat deductible when a named storm triggers it.
Policies require prompt notice — practically, days rather than weeks. Delay gives the carrier grounds to argue the damage worsened through neglect or came from a different event. Photograph everything before repairs, keep damaged materials where it is safe to do so, and document emergency mitigation costs, since those are usually reimbursable.
Make sure everyone is safe and stay well away from downed power lines and unstable structures. Photograph all damage before touching anything. Take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, such as covering openings, because your policy requires it. Then call for professional tarping and board-up. Do not climb onto a storm-damaged roof yourself.
That depends on the extent of damage and whether your policy pays replacement cost or actual cash value. When damage exceeds a repairable threshold or matching materials are unavailable, full replacement is often warranted. Actual cash value policies deduct depreciation, so an older roof may yield a lower payout. Thorough documentation is what drives the outcome.
We target 60-minute response across Nassau and Suffolk County, 24 hours a day. After a major regional storm, demand spikes across Long Island and we triage by severity — active water intrusion and unsecured structural openings come first.
No. In New York you have the right to choose your own contractor. Carrier-preferred programs can be convenient, but those contractors have an ongoing relationship with the insurer. An independent contractor documents the full scope and files supplements for missed items on your behalf.
Nassau & Suffolk County — 24/7 emergency response, insurance claims handled
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