Mission, BC
Storm Damage Restoration in Mission, BC
Mission storms hit the escarpment as roof and cladding leaks, and the flats as rain into a crawl or a low opening. The river is a third event. It does not get named unless it entered.
Hatzic Lake wind drives rain at houses that also worry about the lake. The wet ceiling is still a roof until we see otherwise.
Escarpment roofs
Valleys and decks wet a lower ceiling or a top-floor bay. We open the wet side. The buried foundation wall is a separate meter reading so hill mud is not filed as rain through the shingles.
Flats and Hatzic
Rain in a crawl or at a low window is storm water. Insulation comes out. If the river also crossed the door, both paths are written.
Downtown wind
Older roofs over commercial and apartments wet a ceiling grid or a suite. We pull wet tiles and dry. The membrane is a roofer's repair.
How this shows up in Mission
Escarpment valley, foundation dry
Ceiling only. Hill mud not in the note.
Hatzic crawl after a south wind
Batts out. Lake water mentioned only if it came in.
What we do on a Mission storm damage call
Split the hill from the roof
Mission houses have both.
Photograph the failed seam or vent
Lake and river files swallow roof leaks.
Dry the flats crawl if the vents took rain
Do not wait for a river call.
Questions from this area
Storm Damage in Mission: common questions
Our lower wall is muddy and the upstairs ceiling is stained. One storm?
One night, two paths. We open both and label them.
Is Silverdale mostly roof or crawl?
Rural roofs and crawls. We check the attic and the hatch.
Will you replace the shingles?
No. We cover and dry. A roofer replaces the roof.
Other restoration work in Mission
Storm Damage in other communities
The same service, written for the housing and the water in each place. Langley is the home base. Read the main storm damage page, or the Mission restoration coverage page.
Request service in Mission
Storm Damage assessment in Mission
Tell us what failed, which room is wet, and whether the water is still spreading. If it is in the house now, call.
604-332-0886