CATASTROPHE & LARGE PROPERTY LOSS / UNITED STATES
Big damage.
A clear
recovery plan.
Your property is more than a building. When a large loss changes everything, organize the details and find a smarter path to restoration.
STORM / ROOF & EXTERIOR
Start with the building envelope.
From a safe location, note visible roof, siding, window and gutter damage. Leave roof access and structural assessment to qualified professionals.
Gather ground-level photos, the event date and any temporary protection records.
CAT WEATHER CENTER / MISSION CONTROL
Know the outlook. Plan your next move.
Explore official forecasts, active alerts, interactive radar and seasonal signals in one weather workspace.
BUILT FOR THE BIG MOMENTS
Different losses.
The same need for clarity.
For owners and property managers facing substantial damage. Start with the situation that best describes yours.
Storm & wind damageStorm & wind
From roof damage to a building-wide loss.
Fire & smoke damageFire & smoke
Complex damage. A coordinated recovery.
Interior water damageWater & flood
Document the impact and define the scope.
Commercial propertiesCommercial property
Buildings, operations and multiple stakeholders.
Major home damageMajor home damage
Bring clarity to the recovery of your home.
Multifamily propertiesMultifamily & portfolios
Organize affected units and common spaces.
PROPERTY RECOVERY / IN FOCUS
See the situation.
Plan the next move.
Explore real loss photographs and the details worth organizing for your own property.
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION
A roof loss can become a whole-home project.
Bring roof, exterior and interior observations into one brief before comparing restoration scopes.
- Where damage is visible
- Which rooms are affected
- What temporary work is documented
Historical photographs, not Cat Loss Boss projects. Record only what you can safely observe; follow emergency authorities on property access.
A HOME. A LEGACY. A LOT TO PROTECT.
You’ve built something
worth protecting.
Distinctive homes have details that matter. Organize the roof, interiors, finishes and grounds affected by a major loss before choosing your next step.
Plan for a major home loss ↗FROM OVERWHELMED TO ORGANIZED
A better brief.
A stronger next move.
Describe the loss, affected spaces and timing. Get a project summary and useful questions before sharing your contact information.
Open the recovery planner ↗- Property & location DEFINED
- Loss & affected areas ORGANIZED
- Questions for providers PREPARED
A CLEAR PATH FORWARD
Take the next step with confidence.
Understand the situation
Use practical guides and the planner to organize what you know.
Request a private review
Submit your brief and an optional photo or document for authorized review.
Consider an introduction
With permission, we may sell an exclusive introduction to a selected independent provider. You decide whether to hire.
USEFUL BEFORE YOU HIRE
Protect your next decision.
TRANSPARENCY BUILDS TRUST
Know who you’re working with.
Who owns Cat Loss Boss?
Cat Loss Boss is a brand owned and operated by Homeowner Alliance. We organize major-loss requests and provide paid introductions to independent restoration companies.
Does Cat Loss Boss perform the restoration?
Independent providers assess the property, propose work and contract directly with customers. Cat Loss Boss does not perform restoration or negotiate insurance claims.
Who receives my information?
Authorized Homeowner Alliance reviewers receive your request. With your consent, a selected independent provider may receive an exclusive introduction. We do not publish your contact details or documents in a public lead marketplace.
Is there a charge to use the planner?
The planner and project intake are free. A selected provider may pay for an introduction. Any restoration proposal and payment terms are agreed directly with that provider.
Can you help anywhere in the United States?
We accept project requests nationally. Provider availability and suitability are reviewed for the specific property; we do not guarantee coverage or assignment in every ZIP code.
REGIONAL RECOVERY RESOURCES
Find your region. Organize your next step.
Storm, hail and water-damage planning for major homes and properties. National intake; provider availability reviewed by location.
Texas & Oklahoma ↗
Hail / wind / roof leaks
Texas Gulf Coast ↗
Water intrusion / flooding / reconstruction
Louisiana, Mississippi & Alabama ↗
Heavy rain / water damage / multi-building loss
Florida ↗
Water intrusion / wind / large property loss
Southern California ↗
Rain intrusion / water damage / reconstruction
YOUR NEXT RECOVERY DECISION
Useful answers. A stronger project brief.
Storm roof leaks ↗
Organize roof leaks, ceiling damage and interior restoration needs after wind or hail. Prepare a clear property brief for independent provider review.
Multi-room water damage ↗
Prepare a large water-damage recovery brief across rooms or floors. Organize existing drying work, affected finishes, reports and reconstruction questions.
Smoke damage recovery ↗
Organize a smoke-damage restoration request with affected rooms, contents, access status and proposal questions after a home fire.
Reconstruction after mitigation ↗
Organize remaining reconstruction work after drying, cleanup or temporary protection. Compare scope boundaries, finish selections and provider responsibilities.
Contents and belongings ↗
Organize a contents inventory and provider questions after major property damage. Keep room-level records, custody responsibilities and building work separate.
Multi-building storm loss ↗
Prepare a storm-loss brief for multiple buildings or units. Organize access, decision authority, existing scopes and restoration coordination.
Preparing before the next storm? Build a free Hurricane Home Ready checklist ↗
YOUR PROPERTY. YOUR NEXT MOVE.
Start with a better plan.
Big damage. A clear recovery plan.
Build my recovery brief ↗