Contact a trusted service provider as soon as possible for damage mitigation. If you don't know who to call, try the providers whom we've worked with in the past, shown below.

If you have water in your basement, contact a remediation company (shown below) to get the water out as quickly as possible. Most of these companies typically rely on your power source to run vacuums and fans so this may be impossible to begin until power is restored.

Contact your insurance carrier directly. A list of claim numbers for most carriers appears here. 

Tree damage that penetrates the building should be secured as early as possible by a roofer or other qualified service provider.   

Tree removal when the tree does not strike your house (or outbuilding) is limited.  

Tree damage from one property into/onto another is not considered the fault of the person on whose property the tree stands (there are some exceptions, but this is the general rule). Whenever possible, it's best to work out equitable arrangement with neighbors such as "you do your side, I'll do mine."

Below is a list of service providers previously used by other Gordon Atlantic customers after a disaster. If there is clear damage to your home, take steps to reduce further it by getting trees removed and having temporary repairs completed as soon as possible to limit the extent of additional consequential damage (such as water damage).