DISASTER RESOURCES
Here for you Before, During,
and After the Storm
At Omni, we believe in Purpose Over Profits. That means walking with our neighbors through recovery, restoration,
and rebuilding. You are not alone.
Quick Access Resources
Stay ready with free tools and checklists:
Step-by-Step Recovery Guide
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Secure Your Family & Property – Prioritize safety first.
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Document Damage – Take photos and consider an Omni Scope 3D scan for accurate records.
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Contact Insurance – File your claim quickly with detailed documentation.
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Call Trusted Professionals – Omni is your local Conroe contractor for water damage restoration, fire damage cleanup, and storm repairs.
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Plan the Rebuild – Design and restore with our remodeling services, outdoor living spaces, and commercial contractor solutions.
North Houston Freeze Preparedness & Property Protection
With freezing temperatures expected across Conroe, The Woodlands, Montgomery County, and North Houston, it’s important to take a few simple but critical steps to help protect your home or property from freeze-related damage.
At Omni Construction Services, we’ve helped many local families recover from burst pipes, water damage, and freeze-related failures. A little preparation now can help prevent costly repairs later.
What to Do Before a Freeze
Protect Plumbing
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Wrap exposed pipes (outdoor spigots, garages, attics, exterior walls)
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Disconnect garden hoses and cover outdoor faucets
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Allow faucets on exterior walls to drip slightly overnight
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Keep cabinet doors open under sinks to allow warm air to circulate
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Know how to shut off your main water supply in case a pipe bursts
Protect Your Home
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Close foundation vents and garage doors
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Seal drafty windows and doors
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Set thermostats no lower than 55°F (even if traveling)
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Check attic insulation and weather sealing where accessible
Protect People, Pets & Property
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Bring pets indoors
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Bring potted plants inside or cover them properly
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Check backup power sources if applicable
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Prepare towels, buckets, and a flashlight in case of emergency
If You Experience Freeze Damage
If a pipe bursts or water intrusion occurs:
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Shut off your water immediately
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Document the damage with photos
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Call a qualified contractor promptly
Omni Construction Services is IICRC-certified and experienced in freeze-related water damage, mitigation, and reconstruction. We can help stabilize the situation and guide next steps if repairs are needed.
Trusted Local Freeze & Weather Resources
✅ Sign Up for AlertMCTX (Montgomery County Alerts)
AlertMCTX is one of the most direct ways to receive official emergency notifications, including freeze warnings, via text message, phone call, or email. Alerts are issued by Montgomery County and are location-based.
👉 Sign up here: https://www.mc911.org/alertmctx/
✅ Follow Montgomery County Emergency Management
Montgomery County Emergency Management provides real-time updates on weather risks, preparedness guidance, and local impacts related to freeze events.
👉 Official website: https://www.mctxoem.org/
👉 Facebook updates: https://www.facebook.com/mctxoem/
✅ Monitor National Weather Service Alerts
The National Weather Service is the official source for Freeze Watches, Freeze Warnings, and Frost Advisories. These alerts are the foundation for local emergency notifications and provide the most accurate weather forecasts for our region.
👉 Houston/Galveston Forecast Office: https://www.weather.gov/hgx/
👉 Local forecasts by ZIP code: https://forecast.weather.gov/
LOCAL Monitoring & Flood Preparedness
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Track rainfall, lake levels, and flood control updates from the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA).
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Review past reports like Lake Conroe rainfall & lake level data to understand risk patterns.
FEMA & Government Resources
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FEMA Texas – Disaster Recovery Centers & programs
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FEMA Flood Map Service Center – Check your flood zone
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Know Your Flood Risk (FEMA) – Learn your risk level
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FEMA Individual Assistance – Financial help for uninsured damage
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Ready.gov – Hurricanes – Complete hurricane preparedness guide
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NOAA Hurricane Preparedness – Weather alerts & safety tips
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H-GAC Hurricane Resources – Evacuation maps for Houston/Galveston
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City of Houston Floodplain Office – Elevation certificates & flood zone info
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Harris County Flood Control Z-10 Project – Updated flood hazard maps
FAQs
Q: What should I do immediately after a storm?
A: Ensure safety, then document damage with photos and scans before moving debris.
Q: Do I need a professional inspection before filing insurance?
A: Yes, licensed contractors like Omni provide detailed reports insurers often require.
Q: How does Omni Scope help with claims?
A: Our 3D scans create accurate, timestamped floor plans & visual records that strengthen your claim.
