We inspect the roof and exterior, provide contractor photos, and explain the proposed repair scope. Your insurance carrier decides whether damage is covered.
Active leak or exposed roof? Protect the area and call your insurer.
Click for specific information about your damage type, or read whether insurance covers hail damage in Ohio.
We explain what we can observe, provide a written contractor scope, and recommend the right work, from a focused repair through a full roof replacement when one is needed.
We inspect observable roof and exterior conditions before recommending repair or replacement.
You receive contractor photos and a written scope for the damage and work we can observe.
At your request, we can attend a carrier site visit to answer contractor questions about observed damage and proposed work.
Our estimate explains the proposed materials and work. Your insurance carrier makes all coverage decisions.
No obligation. We will confirm inspection availability and explain what the contractor visit includes.
Start with safe, practical steps while you arrange a contractor inspection and contact your carrier.
Write down when you first noticed the damage and any related weather conditions.
💡 Your carrier can explain any policy reporting deadline
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 your carrier's contact information.
💡 Ask your carrier about coverage and emergency mitigation
We will inspect accessible areas and explain repair or replacement options.
💡 We provide contractor photos and a written scope
We can document observable conditions, prepare a contractor estimate, and answer questions about the proposed work. Your insurance carrier decides coverage and payment under your policy.
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.
From inspection through final walkthrough, each contractor step is documented and explained.
We confirm an appointment and inspect accessible roof and exterior areas for storm damage.
We photograph observable conditions and prepare a contractor scope for recommended work.
At your request, we can answer contractor questions about documented conditions and proposed repairs.
Our crews complete the agreed scope using the materials listed in your contract.
We review the completed contractor scope and job site with you.
Your carrier determines coverage and payment under your policy. Cornerstone provides a written contractor scope, contract, and payment terms for the work you authorize.
Follow the contractor steps from the first call through completed work. Scheduling varies with weather, materials, and the authorized scope.
You call or schedule online. We confirm available inspection times.
Our inspector examines accessible roof and exterior areas and documents observable conditions.
If work is recommended, we prepare a contractor scope and estimate for your review.
If you involve your carrier, we can answer contractor questions about our observations and scope.
After you authorize the work, we confirm materials and a project schedule.
Our crews complete the authorized work and protect the job site during construction.
We inspect the completed work with you and provide applicable project documents.
Timing varies based on weather, material availability, project scope, and any carrier process.
Schedule an InspectionUnderstand the contractor inspection, documentation, and repair process. Your carrier remains the source for policy and coverage questions.
The amount your policy requires you to pay toward a covered loss. Your carrier can explain how it applies to your claim.
A policy valuation that may account for age and depreciation. The exact calculation and payment terms depend on your policy.
A policy valuation based on the cost to replace damaged property with comparable materials, subject to policy terms and limits.
A reduction in value related to age or condition. Your carrier determines whether depreciation applies and whether any amount is recoverable.
Temporary work intended to limit additional damage, such as covering an exposed roof area. Ask your carrier about authorization and documentation requirements.
A contractor's description of observed conditions, proposed work, and materials. It is separate from an insurance carrier's coverage decision.
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!
The crew who installed our new metal roof was amazing.
Nate Bitskay and the team were incredible. Their no-risk inspection revealed wind damage we didn't know about. The crew who installed our new metal roof was amazing!
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.
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Photos straight from the job site. Each project shows the materials, the team, and how it went.
Schedule a roof and exterior inspection for contractor photos, a written scope, and repair guidance.
