Storm Damage Board-Up
Wind, hail, and water-driven storms can leave roofs, windows, and exterior walls compromised. We secure openings and install temporary tarps to limit further damage.
Storm Damage can leave a property exposed
Open roofs, broken windows, and exposed wall sections allow water intrusion, debris, and unauthorized access until the property is properly secured.
Field-ready board-up scope
- Wind-damaged windows and doors
- Broken skylights and vents
- Exposed roof sections (temporary tarping)
- Storm-damaged siding and openings
- Damaged garage and overhead doors
- Compromised entry points
When property owners call
- Tornado and high-wind events
- Hail damage to windows and skylights
- Severe thunderstorms with tree impact
- Heavy rain causing roof failure
- Wind-driven debris damage
- Multifamily and commercial storm damage
How the response works
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Call or submit your request
Reach our 24/7 dispatch line or submit emergency details online.
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We assess the property
A crew evaluates structural exposure and risk of secondary damage.
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We secure exposed openings
Doors, windows, roofs, and access points are boarded and stabilized.
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We document the site
Photos, scope notes, and conditions are recorded for owners and adjusters.
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We coordinate the restoration path
Hand off to Real Restoration Group or your chosen restoration partner.
We are restoration contractors, not public adjusters. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer and policyholder.
Other emergency response work
Fire Damage Board-Up
Secure compromised openings after fire and smoke damage.
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Wind, hail, and water-driven damage response.
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Break-In & Vandalism Board-Up
Re-secure entry points after forced entry.
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Vehicle Impact Board-Up
Stabilize structures after vehicle impact.
Learn moreTemporary Roof Tarping
Cover roofs to limit water intrusion.
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Temporary Fencing & Securing
Perimeter control and site protection.
Learn moreStorm Damage Board-Up across Chicagoland
Available across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. Tap a city for local information.
Common questions
Need the property secured now?
Call (312) 265-4668 for emergency board-up or submit a request and our team will contact you.
How we support the claims process
Real Secure Board-Up supports the insurance process by securing the property, documenting site conditions, and coordinating the restoration handoff with clear information for owners, property managers, adjusters, and carriers.
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Emergency stabilization and site protection
We secure exposed openings, provide board-up or temporary tarping where appropriate, and reduce further property exposure after fire, storm, break-in, vehicle impact, or structural damage.
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Photo documentation and condition notes
We document visible damage, secured openings, temporary protection work, and site conditions so the claim file has clear support for adjuster review.
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Scope support and estimate coordination
When restoration work is needed, Real Restoration Group can help prepare a restoration scope and estimate using claim-standard documentation practices, including Xactimate where applicable.
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Adjuster and stakeholder coordination
We support adjuster meetings, scope clarifications, supplement documentation, and communication between the property owner, manager, insurer, and restoration team.
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Restoration handoff and closeout documentation
After the property is secured, we coordinate next steps for mitigation, reconstruction, or build-back through Real Restoration Group and maintain documentation aligned to the claim file.
Compliance note: Real Secure Board-Up and Real Restoration Group are restoration contractors, not public adjusters. We support documentation, estimating, and restoration coordination, but coverage decisions remain with the insurer and policyholder.
Insurance documentation support
We help document visible damage, secured openings, temporary protection work, and site conditions to support claim coordination.
Insurance provider logos are shown for recognition and claim-coordination context only. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer and policyholder.