. In many instances, the damage is difficult to spot and can take several years to be fully evident.If you wait to address the problem, the costs will be higher and in most cases, you are no longer eligible to file an insurance claim.

Hurricane Irene hit August 28 2011 and damaged thousands of homes in the Maryland, Northern Virginia and coastal cities including Severn, Salisbury, Easton, Kent Island and Annapolis. Some of the main cities also affected included Rockville, Bethesda, Kensington, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Gaithersburg, Columbia, Alexandia, Leesburg, Great Falls, and Reston. Your house may be one of them. Wheaton Door and Window's Storm Restoration Division can help.

We can help with emergency board-ups for damaged roofs, windows, and doors. We can repair and replace roofing, siding, gutters, trim, and screens. In fact, we can fix anything on the exterior of your home.

We are experts at home restoration and helping homeowners recover from disaster. Just last year we processed more than 1,000 homeowners claims from a hail storm that struck the Waldorf, MD area and parts of Northern Virginia.

Wheaton Restoration can help you with siding and roofing repairs.  But we can also help you maximize your insurance benefits, often with little or no out of pocket expense to you.  In many cases, insurance companies shortchange their customers by paying out less than is needed to properly rebuild.  That’s where we can help.  As your contractor of choice, we advocate on your behalf, pointing out damage which insurance adjusters conveniently overlook.  It is not unheard of for us to generate thousands of dollars in additional payments on an insurance claim.   That’s money you can use to properly rebuild. 

After major storms, many unlicensed and unscrupulous contractors flood an area looking for victims.   Don’t be fooled!  Choose a licensed, bonded, contractor locally based with a name you can trust.   Wheaton Restoration has been working with customers since 1945.  We have tens of thousands of satisfied customers.