The questions homeowners ask us most often, answered straight, before you ever pick up the phone.
That depends on what we find during the inspection. Some properties need a focused repair, while others have damage spread across multiple slopes or elevations that warrants replacement. We document the conditions and walk you through exactly what we observed, so the decision is based on evidence, not guesswork.
Yes. The inspection and documentation review are no obligation. If we don't find conditions worth restoring, we'll tell you. If we do, we'll walk you through what we documented and what the next step looks like, and you decide where it goes from there.
We assist on the construction side, documenting the property, reviewing the carrier's estimate against what's required to perform the work properly, and meeting your adjuster on-site for the inspection. Coverage decisions and policy interpretations stay with your carrier.
Common indicators include shingles in the yard, lifted or creased shingles, dents on gutters or downspouts, dings on soft metal vents and flashings, fractured siding, screen damage, and granules collecting at downspout outlets. Many indicators are not visible from the ground, that's why a documented on-roof inspection matters.
Yes. We work with HOA boards, property managers, and multifamily owners across Central Ohio. We coordinate access, document each unit, and keep communication organized across the project so the board, owners, and residents stay informed.
Always. Tarps protect the landscaping, debris is hauled the same day, and we run magnetic nail sweeps across the property line, driveway, walkways, and yard. The final walkthrough doesn't end until the property looks the way you'd want it to.
Many storm damage signs aren't visible from the ground. Here's what we document on every inspection, and what's worth a second look at your own property after the next storm.
Shingles in the yard, on the driveway, or visibly absent from a slope.
Wind-folded shingles with broken seal strips and fractured mat underneath.
Granules collecting at downspout outlets, exposed asphalt below.
Visible dents on gutters, downspouts, and elbows, common hail tell.
Hail fractures, oxidation breaks, or holes punched through siding panels.
Dings on vents, pipe jacks, AC fins, flashings, and window wraps.
Schedule a free, fully documented inspection or call us with anything we didn't cover here.