1. Stop the water
Water inside a house can cause serious and expensive damage. We work to keep it out, then come back when the weather calms down for a full assessment.
Crest Roofing has experience working with insurance companies and adjusters, and has been in business since 1991. Our shop is at 9727 Cleveland Ave NW in Uniontown. For roof damage, we assess it, document it for your claim, and help coordinate the claim with your insurance company. We also repair storm damage to siding and gutters.
Water inside a house can cause serious and expensive damage. We work to keep it out, then come back when the weather calms down for a full assessment.
Hail can bruise or crack the shingle mat with nothing visible from the ground. We check the entire roof and the gutter system for hail damage, including damage you cannot see from the ground.
Complete documentation of the storm damage and a repair estimate for insurance purposes.
We work with your insurance company and the adjuster on your claim. Once the claim is approved, we do the repair.
In many cases a storm-damaged roof can be restored without a complete replacement. When the damage runs across the whole roof, see roof replacement. For a single problem spot, see roof repair.
Crest Roofing has been in business since 1991, and our shop is on Cleveland Ave in Uniontown.
We handle storm damage in Uniontown, Hartville, Green, North Canton, Jackson Township, Canton, Massillon, Barberton, Akron, Tallmadge, Louisville, Canal Fulton, Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Alliance, Plain Township, Springfield Township, and Mogadore. Storm-damaged siding or gutters? See siding and seamless gutters.
Yes. We work with insurance companies and adjusters, document the damage, and help coordinate the claim.
Yes. Hail can bruise or crack shingles without any visible damage from the ground, and the leak may not show up until months later. We check the entire roof and the gutters.
No. In many cases we can restore the roof without the expense of a full replacement.
Call (330) 577-6658. We will work to keep water out, then come back for a full assessment when the weather calms down.
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