Roofing, siding, gutters, and exterior restoration backed by clear inspections, photo documentation, and clean communication from first inspection to final walkthrough.
Roofing, siding, gutters, storm damage — documented.
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Storm damage can affect shingles, siding, gutters, vents, flashing, fascia, window wraps, and soft metals — but a carrier's first construction estimate may only address part of the exterior. Clear View documents the full system so homeowners can see the complete construction picture before making decisions.
From the first call to closeout. This is how documentation-first restoration moves — with the homeowner in the loop at every stage.
Hands on the roof, eyes on every component. We document slopes, valleys, flashing, soft metals, gutters, fascia, and window wraps — including elevations a wide-area inspection might miss.
Slope-by-slope photos, damage notes, measurement report, and a written summary built to survive being forwarded to an adjuster, supervisor, or attorney. Documentation that holds up under review.
After the inspection, we compare what was documented on-site against the carrier’s first construction estimate. Anything missing — code-required items, manufacturer-required components, or storm-damaged exterior elements — is flagged with photo-documented support so the homeowner can review with their adjuster.
When a carrier disputes a construction item, we help the homeowner request written clarification — the specific policy language, estimating rationale, or applicable code or manufacturer basis being relied on. The conversation stays documented instead of verbal.
Clean installation by trained crews. Roof, siding, gutters, soft metals — every component built to the approved scope. The closeout file is delivered for any recoverable depreciation owed under the policy.
Real claim files, anonymized. Each plate shows what was documented, the components included in the scope, and what the revised carrier response addressed. Real before-and-after photography is being added as crews close out current claims — the placeholders below show the format every Clear View file follows.
Powell, OH · 2-story colonial · September hail event.
Outcome: Initial carrier scope omitted drip edge, valley metal, and 11 collateral soft-metal impacts. Revised scope addressed all items before build.
Dublin, OH · single-story ranch · October wind event.
Outcome: Initial scope wrote a partial slope replacement. Revised scope addressed full slope with starter, ridge cap, and manufacturer-required hand-sealing of surrounding shingles.
Central Ohio HOA · multi-building exterior assessment.
Outcome: Building-by-building review with documented matching concerns under Ohio Administrative Code 3901-1-54. HOA board received a clean per-building summary for the carrier file.
What the carrier receives — slope-by-slope evidence, written damage notes, and a closeout photo strip. The structure below mirrors every documentation file we hand over.
Sample diagram. Every Clear View documentation file follows this same structure — slope evidence, dated damage notes, closeout photo file delivered to the homeowner and the carrier.
Central Ohio weather patterns don’t hit cities uniformly. Hail tracks often cut across two or three suburbs in a single storm, and wind damage is usually concentrated on a specific slope orientation. We document what was actually hit, not what a wide-area report guessed.
The cities below are where Clear View actively responds to wind, hail, and collateral damage claims. If your address sits between them, you’re almost certainly in our coverage radius — send us the address and we’ll confirm.
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