When a storm hits, most homeowners don't know where to start. They call their insurance company, get a claim number, wait for an adjuster, and hope the payout covers the damage. That process goes a lot better when the damage is documented by someone who inspects storm roofs every week.
Joe Deal has spent 7+ years on Greater Cincinnati storm roofs, many of them with the adjuster standing next to him. He knows what adjusters look for, how to document damage thoroughly, and how to put every legitimate damage item in front of the adjuster. Good documentation means nothing real gets left off the record. What the claim pays is between you and your insurer.
I handle roof, siding, and gutter storm damage — often all three on the same home after a major hail or wind event. Emergency tarping is available for active roof leaks while the claim process works through. I work with all major insurance carriers operating in Ohio.
Want to be ready before the next one? My hail season prep checklist is twenty minutes with your phone, and the Roof Care Plan puts a yearly inspection and written report on the calendar — plus priority scheduling after storms.
- Full damage inspection — roof, siding, gutters, and soft metals
- Thorough photo and measurement documentation for claim filing
- Insurance adjuster meeting on site
- Supplement (my updated estimate) for damage the first scope missed
- Emergency tarping for active roof leaks (available 7 days)
- Full roof replacement if warranted by damage extent
- Impact-rated shingle options for hail country — GAF Timberline or TAMKO's impact-resistant shingles (incl. HailGuard, the first asphalt shingle with a hail warranty)
- Siding replacement or repair for hail and wind damage
- Seamless gutter replacement for storm-damaged gutters
- Work with all major Ohio insurance carriers
- The Pledge on all installed work — NBD backed