Serving Wayne, Summit, Stark, Medina, and Cuyahoga Counties. Free inspection today. We document the damage and meet your adjuster on-site. Most homeowners pay only their deductible.
Storm hit your area? Don't wait. Tarping delays lead to denied claims.
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Dealing with storm damage is stressful enough. We handle the hard parts so you can focus on what matters, from the inspection through a full roof replacement when one is needed.
Storm damage is stressful. We guide you through every step with patience and care.
We document everything in writing so you have what you need to file your claim with your carrier.
We attend the meeting to make sure nothing is missed and you get full coverage.
With many covered claims, your out-of-pocket is often your deductible. Coverage varies by policy.*Coverage varies by policy and damage type.
No obligation. Same-day response. Ohio law gives you 12 months to file your roof insurance claim, and most homeowners pay only their deductible.
Don't worry. We'll guide you through everything. Here's what you can do while waiting for your free inspection.
Write down when the storm occurred. Insurance claims have time limits.
💡 Check local news for official storm reports
Photograph any visible damage to shingles, gutters, siding, or vents.
💡 Don't climb on your roof. Leave that to us
Look for water stains on ceilings, walls, or in the attic.
💡 Note any new leaks or moisture
Locate your homeowner's policy and note your deductible amount.
💡 Most policies cover storm damage
We'll inspect first and help you file correctly to maximize coverage.
💡 We attend adjuster meetings with you
Most homeowners have never filed a roof claim before. That's okay. We've helped hundreds of families through this process. We'll handle the paperwork, meet with your adjuster, and make sure you get the coverage you deserve.
Storm damage isn't always obvious from the ground. Here are common signs to look for. But remember, a professional inspection is the only way to know for sure.
Hail creates soft spots and circular dents. Run your hand across shingles - if they feel spongy, you may have damage.
Check your gutters for black granules. Heavy granule loss means your shingles may be losing protection.
High winds can tear shingles off or crack them. Even one missing shingle can lead to water damage.
Wind damage often lifts shingle edges, breaking the seal. Water can seep underneath.
Dark spots or streaks on ceilings, walls, or attic wood may indicate water getting through.
A quick 15-minute inspection can give you peace of mind. We'll let you know exactly what we find. No pressure, no obligation.
You focus on your life. We document the damage in detail, meet your adjuster on the roof, and complete the repairs.
We come to your home within 24-48 hours to thoroughly inspect for storm damage.
We photograph all damage and provide the documentation you need for your insurance claim.
We meet your adjuster on-site and point out all the storm damage we documented.
Our crews complete the work using premium Owens Corning materials.
We inspect everything with you to ensure it exceeds your expectations.
With a covered claim, most homeowners pay only their deductible. Once your claim is approved, we complete the repairs within your insurance's approved scope.
From first call to completed roof. Here's exactly what happens and when. Most projects complete in 4-6 weeks.
You call or schedule online. We confirm your appointment within 24 hours.
Our certified inspector examines your roof and documents all damage with photos.
If damage is found, we walk you through opening your insurance claim and provide all supporting documentation.
We meet with your insurance adjuster on-site to ensure nothing is overlooked.
Once approved, we schedule your installation at a time that works for you.
Our crews complete your roof replacement, typically in just 1-2 days.
We inspect the completed work with you and file for any recoverable depreciation.
Timeline varies based on insurance response times and weather conditions.
Start Your Claim TodayThese are real outcomes from homeowners we've helped. Your results depend on your policy and damage, but we fight to maximize every claim.
Medina County
"Hands down the easiest insurance roof claim experience I've ever had! The owner himself made the entire insurance experience a complete breeze. His team had the job completed with a bow on top by the time I even thought to call for an update!"
Wayne County
"All we had to do was make a claim with our insurance. Camen guided us through every step, answered our questions, and attended all the adjuster meetings. He was extremely knowledgeable and professional."
Stark County
"Camen guided us from start to finish, helping us document the damage, assisting with our claim filing, attending the adjuster meeting, and coordinating the replacement. Everything was approved and completed professionally."
*Results vary based on individual insurance policies, coverage limits, and extent of damage. These represent actual customer outcomes but are not guaranteed for all claims.
If you've already filed a claim and any of these sound familiar. Call us. We've helped homeowners get approved after initial denials.
We Can Re-Open Claims Up to 2 Years Old
Free evaluation · No obligation · We work for you, not the insurance company
We've seen homeowners lose thousands by making these common errors. Learn from others' mistakes. And protect your claim.
Evidence deteriorates, and insurance companies question delayed claims. Some policies have strict time limits.
Schedule a free inspection within 2 weeks of any major storm.
"I think I have damage" isn't enough. Without photos and professional assessment, claims get denied.
Get a professional inspection with detailed photo documentation before filing.
Adjusters may miss damage or underestimate costs. Without someone advocating for you, you could lose thousands.
Have your contractor meet with the adjuster to ensure nothing is overlooked.
Initial estimates often miss items or undervalue repairs. Many homeowners leave money on the table.
Have a roofing professional review the scope before accepting any settlement.
Well-meaning repairs can cover evidence the adjuster needs to see, reducing your payout.
Only do emergency tarping if needed. Document everything before any repairs.
Storm chasers often do subpar work and disappear. No warranty protection, no recourse.
Choose a local, established contractor with verifiable reviews and proper licensing.
Many homeowners don't realize they're owed additional money after repairs are complete.
After your roof is installed, file for the withheld depreciation amount.
Legitimate contractors don't require big deposits. This is a red flag for scams.
Work with contractors who collect payment after the job is complete.
The insurance claims process favors those who are prepared and properly represented. Working with an experienced contractor who knows the process can mean the difference between a denied claim and a fully covered roof replacement.
After a major storm, out-of-state "storm chasers" flood Northeast Ohio. Here's how to tell the difference, and why it matters for your home and your insurance claim.
You may still have options. Contact us for a free second opinion before work begins. We'll tell you honestly what we find, no obligation.
Get a Free Second OpinionThis helps us estimate wear and vulnerability.
Insurance claims can be confusing. Here's everything you need to know about the process, terminology, and what to expect.
The amount you pay out-of-pocket before your insurance covers the rest. For example, if your roof replacement costs $15,000 and you have a $1,000 deductible, insurance pays $14,000 and you pay $1,000.
Your roof's replacement cost minus depreciation. If you have an ACV policy, you'll receive less for an older roof. This initial payment is often just the start. More is released after repairs.
The full cost to replace your roof with similar materials, without deducting for age or wear. RCV policies generally provide better coverage for homeowners.
The reduction in your roof's value due to age and wear. Insurance companies calculate this based on your roof's age and expected lifespan. This amount is often recoverable after repairs.
The depreciation amount that insurance withholds initially but pays after you complete repairs. We help you file for this additional payment once your roof is installed.
An additional claim filed when the original estimate missed damage or when hidden damage is discovered during repairs. We regularly file supplements to ensure you get full coverage.
The insurance company representative who inspects your property and determines the claim payout. We meet with your adjuster to ensure all damage is properly documented.
The detailed list of all damaged items and repairs needed. A thorough scope of loss is critical. We document everything to maximize your claim.
Who in the world does that? Cornerstone does.
Showed up at 6:15 am, done by 2:15 PM. Same day. Not one nail left behind. As I walked around I noticed they had even painted the vent stacks to match. A++ in my book!
All we did was make a claim. Cornerstone handled everything.
We had wind damage and all we had to do was call our insurance. Every phone call, every email, down to the silliest questions. Knowledgeable and professional from start to finish.
Friends and family say it looks like a new house.
An absolutely amazing job on our complete exterior. Roof, gutters, and siding. They coordinated everything from the insurance claim to materials, and treated us with patience the whole way.
Local crews, same-day inspections, and real relationships with insurance adjusters in every city we serve. Click your city for the full scope, ZIP codes, and neighborhoods.
Tap any pin to see the photos, the materials, and the homeowner's story. New pins drop every week as we wrap up jobs.
Photos straight from the job site. Each project shows the materials, the team, and how it went.
Every hour matters after a storm. Call now for same-day emergency inspection. Most homeowners pay only their deductible.
