Hurricane & Storm Drywall Repair in Gulfport, MS | Wind-Driven Rain, Roof Leaks & Surge Cuts
Every Gulf Coast homeowner knows the sequence. The storm passes, the power comes back, and a week later the ceiling in the back bedroom starts to sag. Wind-driven rain gets in at the roof edge, the soffit, or a lifted shingle, soaks the insulation, and works down into the drywall. Gulfport Drywall Repair rebuilds storm-damaged walls and ceilings from Waveland to Pascagoula, and documents every step for the claim.
After a named storm we run a list in the order calls come in. The sooner wet board comes out, the smaller the job stays.
Wind damage versus flood damage
They are different claims and different repairs. Rain that enters through a wind-damaged roof or window is a homeowners or windpool claim, and the damage is usually ceilings and upper walls. Surge or rising water is a flood claim, and the damage is lower walls that get a flood cut at two or four feet. We photograph the water line, the entry point, and every cavity so the adjuster can see which is which.
Tarped roof, wet ceiling
A tarp stops the next rain; it does not dry the attic. Insulation over a bedroom can hold water for weeks. We pull the ceiling drywall that reads wet, remove the soaked insulation, run air through the cavity, and rebuild after the roofer is done. If your roofer and we are both scheduled, roof first.
Flood cuts and rebuilds
Standing water means a clean horizontal cut above the water line, wet insulation out, framing treated and dried, then new board with mold-resistant face on exterior and wet-room walls. The seam lands at a height that tapes cleanly and disappears under the finish. Base trim goes back on after paint.
Older homes, hidden damage
Ranch houses in Mississippi City, Handsboro, and Long Beach have been through several storms. When we open a wall after a new leak we sometimes find old water tracks and earlier patches. We show you, and if the framing is compromised by rot or termites we stop and recommend a carpenter before closing anything up.
Hurricane & Storm Drywall Repair FAQs
How soon after a storm can you come?
We schedule storm visits within 48 hours and keep a list in the order calls came in after a named storm. Wet board out early keeps the job small.
Do you tarp roofs or fix leaks?
No. We rebuild the drywall. We work alongside your roofer and will not hang new board under a leak that has not been fixed.
What does storm drywall repair cost?
A single leak-damaged ceiling runs roughly $550 to $1,800 from cut-out to finish; flood-cut walls are priced per linear foot after we see the water line. Every estimate is itemized with photos for the claim.
Related Drywall Repair Services
Hurricane & Storm Drywall Repair is part of our storm & water damage drywall, our water damaged drywall & ceiling replacement service, professional mold-resistant drywall replacement and insurance claim drywall repairs services — call and we'll tell you which one your job needs.
Areas We Serve
We provide hurricane & storm drywall repair across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, including drywall repair in Biloxi, our Long Beach team, serving Pass Christian, drywall repair for D’Iberville property owners, Sheetrock Repair in Ocean Springs, drywall repair in Gautier, our Pascagoula team, serving Moss Point, drywall repair for Bay St. Louis property owners, Waveland Sheetrock Repair, drywall repair in Diamondhead, our Saucier team and serving Wiggins, and the surrounding communities.
Request Hurricane & Storm Drywall Repair in Gulfport
Itemized written estimates with photos. Storm and water damage visits within 48 hours.
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