Storm Damage Repair & Restoration

Expert Hail, Wind, Water, & Fire Damage Repairs for Homes & Businesses

At Perzhu Restoration, we understand how devastating storms can be. Tornadoes, high winds, hail, heavy rain, and even fire can leave your home or commercial property exposed, damaged, and unsafe. That’s why we specialize in comprehensive storm damage repair—restoring your property to its pre-storm condition, or better.

Our experienced team serves Minnetonka, the Twin Cities metro area, and Western Wisconsin, including Hudson, WI. We handle a full range of storm-related damage, including hail strikes, water intrusion, structural damage from wind or falling debris, and fire-related issues. Whether it’s a small detached garage or a large multi-unit complex, we have the expertise and capacity to manage projects of any size.

As a licensed general contractor, Perzhu Restoration works directly with all insurance companies and understands every type of repair policy. We offer detailed inspections and free estimates for wind, hail, water, and fire damage. If you’ve seen signs of storm activity near your home or business, don’t wait — contact us to schedule a free exterior damage inspection.

Our proprietary restoration process ensures high-quality results, timely repairs, and a seamless experience from inspection through completion. At Perzhu Restoration, we don’t just fix damage — we restore peace of mind.

Did you know?

According to NOAA’s Severe Storm database, the states that typically have the highest hail risk include Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming. Peak months for high hail activity are historically March, April, May, and June.
Hail can originate from any thunderstorm, but large hail is most common in rotating thunderstorms called super cells. Nearly all super cells produce hail, while less than 30% super cells produce tornadoes.
Hail causes about 1 billion dollars in damage to property and crops each year.
Hailstorms do not usually cause fatalities, but approximately 24 people are injured each year by hail in the US.
According to the Texas Department of Insurance, hail was the number one cause of homeowners insurance losses in Texas during the period from 1999-2011, at $10.4 billion
The largest hailstone in terms of diameter and weight ever recorded in the U.S. fell on July 23, 2010, in Vivian, South Dakota; it measured 8 inches in diameter and 18.62 inches in circumference, weighing in at 1.93 pounds.
Hailstones can vary from pea size up to grapefruit size or larger.