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| 7530 Little Road New Port Richey , FL 34654 Office 727-847-8959 Fax 727-847-8004 |
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Repairs
Some temporary repairs may be needed immediately to your home to make
it livable in the short term or to minimize further damage to the home. Other
repairs may be long term in nature in order to restore the home to its pre-
disaster impact condition.
Tarpped roofs or "Blue Roofs" are temporary repairs to protect household
items from further exposure to the elements.
The following steps should be taken when planning repairs to your disaster
damaged home:
After assessing damage to your home, contact the Pasco County Building
Department (727-847-8100) for information on required building permits.
Permits are always required for any kind of demolition or permanent
repairs, reconstruction, roofing, filling, and other types of site development.
Some temporary repairs may be needed immediately to your home to make
it livable in the short term or to minimize further damage to the home. Other
repairs may be long term in nature in order to restore the home to its pre-
disaster impact condition.
Tarpped roofs or "Blue Roofs" are temporary repairs to protect household
items from further exposure to the elements.
The following steps should be taken when planning repairs to your disaster
damaged home:
- Take photographs of all damage before repairs.
- Make temporary repairs to correct safety hazards and minimize
further damage. This may include covering holes in the roof, walls
or windows, bracing and debris removal.
- Keep receipts of repairs, since most insurance companies will pay
for them.
After assessing damage to your home, contact the Pasco County Building
Department (727-847-8100) for information on required building permits.
Permits are always required for any kind of demolition or permanent
repairs, reconstruction, roofing, filling, and other types of site development.
| SAFETY TIP Click here to view some suggested post disaster repair tips |
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