Damage is only part of recovery. Families may also be dealing with insurance paperwork, FEMA or SBA applications, cleanup, repairs, and the challenge of documenting what happened.
Drone documentation of a storm-damaged tile roof.
FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot. Our aerial documentation is conducted under FAA Part 107 and includes a written report—not just a set of photographs.
Free year-round for low-income households
Roof & property documentation
Aerial drone surveys and a written report documenting visible conditions and damage. After Milton, we surveyed dozens of properties across Tampa Bay at no cost to homeowners.
Free
Aid navigation
FEMA, SBA, and local programs can be difficult to sort through. We help explain the options and work through the paperwork with you.
Free / sliding scale
Emergency repairs
Basic emergency repairs intended to make a damaged home safer and more secure after a storm.
Volunteer crews
Cleanup & debris removal
We organize volunteers to help families clear storm damage and debris.
Free
Wellness & safety checks
If you cannot reach a relative after a storm—particularly someone elderly or medically vulnerable—we may be able to help check on them.
Free
Family stability support
Connecting families with available assistance and essential resources, including care packages, books, and toys for children.
Inside a storm-damaged home after the water receded.
Care packages can include books and toys for children affected by a storm.
Who we helped
Maria’s story
Maria
Hurricane Milton · damage documentation and aid navigation
Maria had bought her first home less than a year before Milton. The storm badly damaged her roof.
We documented the property damage and provided a written report at no cost. We also told her about SBA disaster loans, which she had not realized were available to homeowners as well as businesses.
She applied and later told us the loan helped cover repairs and mitigation work at an interest rate under 4%.
The documentation was free. More importantly, it helped connect her with an option she had not known was available.
Drone documentation following Milton and Helene.
Storm damage to document?
Tell us what happened and where you are. If we can help, we will. If another organization is better placed to assist, we’ll point you in the right direction.