Hurricane Isaias Recovery · Florida Panhandle

Ceiling Water Damage After a Hurricane

A Stained Ceiling Is a Roof Problem

Brown rings, sagging drywall and dripping light fixtures after a hurricane mean water is sitting on top of the ceiling, usually in wet attic insulation. A saturated ceiling can come down without warning. Keep people out from under it.

We tarp the roof, open the ceiling, remove wet insulation and drywall, dry the joists and decking, then rebuild — and fix the roof that leaked.

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Collapsed ceiling and wet insulation after roof water intrusion

Attic trusses exposed after a storm leak brought the ceiling down

Ceilings We've Opened and Dried

Water-damaged ceiling drywall and roof decking above

Ceiling torn out to the joists during water mitigation

Ceiling demolition with joists exposed for drying

Photos on this site are Metro Builders' own documented storm work from Hurricanes Helene and Milton (2024). Addresses and identifying details are never shown.

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Tell us where you are and what happened. Our office calls you back fast to set an appointment — crews are in the Panhandle 7 days a week through the Isaias recovery.

Owens Corning Platinum Preferred — 25-year labor warranty on qualifying roofs
Free drone roof inspection — “We'll measure your roof from outer space”
Always multiple options provided onsite on the first visit
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