If your home has recently suffered from tornado damage then there are a few methods to help repair most if not all of the damage done.
The first thing you want to do after a tornado is access the level of damage done to your home.
Tornadoes are extremely destructive and harmful that can generate wind speeds in excess of two hundred miles an hour.
If your home only suffered the damage from a lower category tornado and it still has all of its structure in tact then you yourself can repair the damage.
The most common damage from tornadoes is caused by the high wind speeds and flying debris.
Most likely after a tornado you will have pieces of debris laying on your lawn and possible broken into your window.
The first thing you want to do to start the repairing process of any damage is acquire the proper equipment.
This means heavy gloves to protect your hands from glass, eye goggles to protect against any dust or harmful airborne toxins, and a Chainsaw and tree trimmers in the case of a fallen tree.
To get started you want to remove all debris from your home and lawn area, taking note that some of this stuff could be your neighbors and they may want it back.
Once the debris is clear you can go about the repairing process.
Depending on what your situation is and how much damage your home has received you can start by tearing out any loose pieces of broken windows or parts of the wall.
The process is similar to a home renovation in that you have to get all of the broken pieces out so new ones can go in their place.
With all broken windows and any broken pieces of wood out of the way you can look into replacing them.
Hardware store visits are a must in the repairing process after tornado damage.
Most local hardware stores will provide repair kits for windows and parts of your house on sale to help ease the finance damage from the tornado.
With all of your repair materials bought and ready to use you can either hire a contractor to help repair the damage, or do it yourself if the damage is light enough.
Once you have everything installed and back into its original condition consider purchasing extra support structures to help tornado proof your house in the case of a second tornado.
So overall if your home has suffered the damage from a tornado just get all the broken items out of the way and buy yourself a repair kit at your local hardware store.