Media and storm resources
For reporters, editors and emergency-preparedness teams covering storms, floods, freezes and heat: guides you can cite, how to credit us, and who to contact.
RepairNowUSA editorial review · Published October 14, 2026 · Review standards
About RepairNowUSA
RepairNowUSA is a national referral and connection service for urgent property repairs. People call 833-877-1717 or send a request, and RepairNowUSA connects them with a participating independent provider when one is available. RepairNowUSA does not perform repairs and does not guarantee availability or arrival times. RepairNowUSA may be paid by participating partners; see the referral disclosure.
Guides you can cite after storms and freezes
- Flooded house: what to do first
- Hurricane damage checklist
- Tree fell on a house
- Storm wind damage recovery
- No heat: what to do
- No water in the house
- Burst pipe first response
- First-hour emergency checklists
Each guide lists its official sources (for example EPA, CDC, FEMA, OSHA and Ready.gov) and its last review date.
How to credit
Please credit “RepairNowUSA.com” and link to the guide you cite. Checklists may be reproduced unchanged with that credit. Do not describe RepairNowUSA as a contractor, an emergency agency or a source of disaster aid.
Media and corrections contact
Email contact@repairnowusa.com with “Media” in the subject. To report an error, see the corrections policy.
Questions
Can we quote RepairNowUSA guides in storm coverage?
Yes. Please credit RepairNowUSA.com and link to the guide. Each guide lists its official sources.
Does RepairNowUSA send crews after disasters?
No. RepairNowUSA connects callers with participating independent providers when available and does not perform repairs or provide disaster aid.