Hail Damage Is More Than a Few Dents
Hail bruises roofs, dents soft metals and marks siding across the whole home — and adjusters routinely call it "cosmetic." We prove every strike so your claim reflects the real loss.
Hail Damage Claims in Ohio
After a hailstorm, the insurance company sends an adjuster who spends a few minutes on the roof and often writes the damage off as "cosmetic" — or misses the soft-metal test squares entirely. A denied or underpaid hail claim usually comes down to one thing: proof.
A single dent could be from anything. But when the roof, the gutters, the flashing, the siding — and even a vehicle in the driveway — are all struck, that's a hailstorm, and it's a covered loss. The job is documenting the pattern. We rub chalk flat across soft metals and siding to make the dents visible, test the roof decking, and record collateral damage to gutters, screens, downspouts and HVAC fins.
As public adjusters we work for you, not the insurer. Our founder began his career as a general contractor, so we read the structure the way a builder does. Columbus and Cincinnati see more severe hail and wind than Cleveland, but hail claims happen statewide — and we handle them across Ohio and our other office states.
Documented Claim
Inside a Hail Loss — Bedford, OH
Photos from one of our Ohio hail claims in Bedford (Greater Cleveland). This is the level of documentation we bring to every loss — the evidence that turns a "cosmetic" denial into a fair settlement. (Client details withheld for privacy.)
What Hail Claims Often Leave Out
- Bruised or fractured shingles written off as "cosmetic"
- Soft-metal dents on gutters, downspouts, flashing and HVAC fins
- Siding and window-wrap damage across entire elevations
- Screens, skylights and detached structures like the garage or shed
- Code-required upgrades triggered when the roof is replaced
- Matching — replacing undamaged siding or shingles so repairs blend in
Think You Have Hail Damage?
Get a free inspection before you file — or before you accept a lowball estimate. You pay nothing unless we improve your settlement.
