From understanding the damage and navigating the restoration process to rebuilding what's been lost, we help you restore your home with clarity and confidence.
Severe storms can leave homeowners facing unexpected damage, difficult decisions, and uncertainty about what comes next.
We help you understand the repairs ahead, explore your restoration options, and develop a clear plan for moving forward.

When my own home experienced a fire, I learned something that years in construction couldn't teach me.
The hardest part isn't always the damage itself. It's the uncertainty of what comes next.
That experience shaped how I approach restoration today: with clarity, thoughtful planning, and an understanding of what homeowners are going through.
Because restoring a home is about more than repairing damage. It's about helping people feel at home again.
Jorge A. Orellana
Owner, HomePro RX
Repairing or replacing storm-damaged framing, roof structures, and other structural components.
Coordinating repairs or replacement of roofing systems affected by wind, fallen trees, and storm damage.
Restoring damaged siding, windows, doors, trim, and other exterior building components.
Rebuilding damaged ceilings, walls, insulation, flooring, and interior finishes.
Coordinating reconstruction of areas affected by storm-related water intrusion following appropriate mitigation.
Managing extensive storm-damage rebuilds, from construction planning through completion.
Storm damage may extend beyond the visible impact. Wind, falling trees, and water intrusion can affect structural components, roofing systems, and concealed areas of your home.
Understanding the full scope of repairs is essential before rebuilding begins.
We help homeowners review proposed repairs from a construction perspective, identify areas requiring further evaluation, and develop a coordinated restoration plan.
Understanding the repairs, materials, quantities, and areas included in the proposed construction scope.
Identifying storm-affected building components and concealed conditions that may require further evaluation.
Organizing construction details, permits, trade requirements, and material selections.
Helping homeowners understand construction requirements and the information needed to move the project forward.
Explore opportunities to improve your floor plan, create more functional spaces, and make better use of your home.
Consider kitchen and bathroom improvements, better storage, updated lighting, and features that enhance everyday comfort.
Choose materials, finishes, and design details that reflect your style and create a home that feels uniquely yours.



Understanding the process is an important first step. Here are answers to common questions homeowners have following significant storm damage.
Once immediate safety concerns have been addressed, it's helpful to begin discussing restoration needs early. Extensive damage may require structural evaluations, design coordination, permits, and detailed construction planning.
Yes. For projects within our scope, we coordinate reconstruction of damaged roofing, framing, exterior components, and interior areas following appropriate tree removal, stabilization, and safety evaluations.
HomePro RX focuses on residential restoration and reconstruction. Emergency tree removal, temporary protection, and specialized stabilization should be performed by qualified providers before reconstruction begins, as applicable.
We can review proposed repairs from a construction perspective and help identify construction requirements, questions, or areas needing further evaluation.
Concealed structural damage may require further evaluation, documentation, design input, and adjustments to the proposed construction scope before repairs proceed.
Yes. Wind, impact, and water intrusion can affect concealed framing, insulation, roof assemblies, and other building components that may require additional evaluation.
Yes. Depending on building requirements and your project goals, restoration may present opportunities to improve layouts, materials, exterior features, and living spaces. Upgrades beyond applicable insurance coverage are generally the homeowner's responsibility.
Timelines vary depending on the extent of damage, structural evaluations, insurance documentation, permits, material availability, and reconstruction requirements.
For projects within our scope, we coordinate applicable permits, inspections, construction trades, and project activities.
We'll discuss your home's condition, available documentation, restoration goals, and potential next steps to determine whether HomePro RX is the right fit for your project.
Whether you're reviewing an insurance estimate, evaluating storm damage repairs, or beginning to plan your home's restoration, we're here to help you understand the process and move forward with confidence.
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