When Hurricane Ida swept through the East Coast, the roof of a warehouse collapsed and caused significant damage to the facility. Cotton was called upon to rapidly secure the structure and mitigate damages caused by wind and water. However, due to the devastation, materials for shoring and roofing were unavailable in the region. While this might have stopped other providers from moving forward, Cotton utilized its extensive network of partners to procure materials from other states and delivered everything within three weeks. To prevent delays, the Cotton team worked with the client to craft and implement a temporary solution that allowed their federal government tenant the ability to renew operations while a permanent fix was set in motion. Cotton then worked around the clock to extract the water, clean, and rebuild the facility to its original state. A month after the hurricane had passed, the client’s commercial property was safely re-occupied and opened for business.