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When the storm hits your property, we secure the opening first.
Tarping, board-up, water-intrusion control, and phased rebuild for commercial properties. We secure the envelope first to stop secondary damage, document for ownership and your carrier, then rebuild. Emergency calls are prioritized 24/7.
An open roof doesn't wait for the next rain — and neither does your liability.
The moment your building envelope is breached, the property is exposed to the next storm — and the loss stops being about wind and starts being about secondary water, mold, slip hazards, and liability that grows with every hour the building sits open.
Emergency calls are prioritized, and we coordinate crews to secure large commercial openings — roofs, storefronts, and broken glass. We then document the work for ownership and your carrier so the claim is clear and the rebuild can start.
No mystery. No runaround. Minimal disruption.
Our own crews handle emergency mitigation start to finish. For rebuilds, we manage every trade under one accountable team. Storm restoration stays on one managed schedule from the first tarp through rebuild.
We secure the envelope
Large-format tarping and board-up protect roofs, storefronts, and broken glass. We're typically on-site within 2 hours for emergencies.
We stop water intrusion & protect assets
Extract standing water, divert active leaks, and move or cover inventory and equipment — limiting the secondary loss that usually costs more than the storm itself.
We document for ownership & carrier
Photos, scope, and a line-item estimate in Xactimate, submitted to your adjuster with the record ownership needs — so the claim moves while the building is being secured.
We assess the structure
We assess and document structural damage. We document the conditions and define the project-specific scope.
We rebuild around your hours
TRC manages roofing, envelope, and interiors in phases and after-hours where possible, and remains your accountable point of contact from tarp to reopening.
Commercial-scale tarping, board-up, and dry-in capacity — owned, not rented.
Enough capacity to secure a full commercial envelope, not just a residential roof.

Large-format tarping & shrink-wrap
Heavy-duty systems sized for commercial roofs and large openings — rated to hold through the next storm, not just overnight.
Emergency board-up materials
Plywood, framing lumber, and fasteners staged and ready for storefronts, glass, doors, and roof penetrations that need securing.
Truck-mount water extraction
Pull water that got in before it becomes a mold and liability problem, with commercial dehumidifiers to dry the structure.
Structural assessment and documentation
We assess and document structural damage
Set up priority response before the next storm.
Property managers and owners can become priority clients with a free TRC master service agreement — your properties jump the queue when a storm rolls through, we already know your buildings, and the terms are pre-negotiated so there's no haggling mid-crisis.
Your properties jump the queue when a storm hits the region.
One point of contact across your entire portfolio.
Terms pre-negotiated — no haggling mid-crisis.
Built for the way commercial storm claims actually work.
Q.Is wind-driven rain treated differently from flood on a commercial policy?
Often, yes — wind-driven rain through a storm-created opening is typically covered, while rising surface water (flood) usually falls under separate flood coverage. We document the cause and sequence carefully so the claim is categorized correctly.
Q.Can you start emergency securing before the claim is approved?
Urgent property-protection work can be scoped separately from the carrier decision. $0 upfront for emergency work; you're responsible for your deductible per your policy, and coverage remains subject to the policy and carrier review.
Q.Do you handle tree removal and structural assessment?
TRC coordinates the applicable property-protection scope. We assess and document structural damage; the work scope is project-specific.
Q.Who do you bill — me, ownership, or the carrier?
We document losses and coordinate with insurance carriers. We bill your insurance directly.
Serving Commercial Properties Across Southeastern Pennsylvania.
When a storm sweeps the region we respond to commercial losses and property portfolios across all six counties — one local team, on call.
Montgomery County
Berks County
Chester County
Bucks County
Delaware County
Philadelphia County
Manage property outside these towns? Call us — 610-489-1650
Property managers keep us on speed dial.
Commercial storm damage questions, honestly answered.
Emergency calls are prioritized, with large-format tarping and board-up materials staged at our Limerick warehouse. We're typically on-site within 2 hours for emergencies.
Usually yes. We secure and contain the damaged area and phase the work — often after-hours — so unaffected parts of your operation can keep running.
TRC coordinates the applicable property-protection scope. We assess and document structural damage; the work scope is project-specific.
We work with the property manager as the single point of contact, schedule around tenant operations, and keep common areas safe and passable while the envelope is secured and repaired.
Often it's treated differently — wind-driven rain through a storm-created opening is typically covered, while rising surface water usually falls under separate flood coverage. We document cause and sequence so the claim is categorized correctly.
Urgent property-protection work can be scoped separately from the carrier decision. $0 upfront for emergency work; you're responsible for your deductible per your policy, and coverage remains subject to the policy and carrier review.
Storms rarely cause just one kind of damage.
Getting Your Business Back To Work.
Let's get your business secured.
Your call rings straight to our own team, 24/7 — a real person answers, not a machine. No call centers, no franchise dispatch. Or set up a priority agreement before the next storm.