After a storm damages your home, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. But one thing is certain—taking quick action to prevent further damage is critical. This is where mitigation comes in.
At All Peril, we support contractors and carriers by helping coordinate fast, compliant emergency services like tarping and water mitigation. While we don’t handle claims or offer coverage advice, we play a vital role in making sure your repair process starts off strong—with no unnecessary delays.
Mitigation refers to the steps taken immediately after a loss to prevent additional damage. This can include:
Mitigation doesn’t fix the original problem—it keeps it from getting worse while you wait for permanent repairs.
Time is everything after a storm. The longer your property sits exposed or wet, the more damage can occur. That can lead to:
Fast mitigation helps keep repair costs down, shortens the project timeline, and shows your insurance carrier that you acted quickly to protect your property.
While All Peril doesn’t perform the work ourselves, we coordinate with trusted, certified local contractors who respond quickly and know what to document.
We help ensure:
This keeps your project organized and ready to move into full restoration without waiting on administrative delays.
Many homeowners ask, “Do I need to wait for insurance approval to install a tarp or remove water?” The short answer: no—in most cases, emergency mitigation is not only allowed but encouraged.
Insurance carriers expect homeowners to take reasonable steps to protect their property after a loss. It’s part of the overall process and typically does not require claim approval beforehand.
That said, always keep records and documentation of what was done—something your contractor (and our team) can help with.
Taking immediate steps after a storm isn’t just smart—it’s essential. Whether you're dealing with a leaking roof, water damage, or structural exposure, mitigation helps preserve your home and prevent further problems down the line.
At All Peril, we help coordinate that response—so you’re not left scrambling or wondering who to call. We don’t adjust claims or make coverage decisions, but we do help ensure your project stays clear, documented, and moving forward.
