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Hail Damage Roof Repair Fostoria, Ohio
Hail knocks granules loose and bruises the mat of the shingle. You can’t see that from the ground. What you can see are dents in gutters, downspouts, vents and AC fins. If those are dented, the shingles took hits too. We get on the roof, mark every impact and photograph it with the date. Then we meet your adjuster on the roof and point out every hit. If the damage doesn’t justify a claim against your deductible, we’ll tell you before you file. You won’t end up with a denied claim on your record.
Roof Replacement Fostoria, Ohio
Your itemized quote lists tear-off, decking per sheet, ice and water shield, permit and cleanup as separate lines. If the claim gets approved, the line items make it easy to match against the adjuster’s estimate. Nothing gets added after you sign.
As a Platinum Preferred contractor, we install Owens Corning architectural shingles, so you get enhanced warranty options most roofers can’t offer. If you’re paying out of pocket, your roof replacement quote stays locked for a full year.
Metal Roofing Fostoria, Ohio
Tired of replacing your roof every time a big hailstorm comes through? Decra stone-coated steel carries a Class 4 impact rating, which is the highest rating under the UL 2218 hail test. We install it as a certified Decra Partner in Quality.
It looks like shingle or shake from the street, and it outlasts asphalt by decades. Installed price is $25,000 to $35,000. Some insurers give a discount for Class 4 roofs, so ask yours. Learn more about metal roofing.
Gutter Installation Fostoria, Ohio
Hail dents gutters and downspouts, and if they’re damaged in the same storm they usually belong on the same claim. We replace them with seamless gutters cut on site to fit your house.
Add gutter guards and you’re done cleaning them out. Roof and gutters go on one estimate, with one crew and one cleanup.
Pro Craft installs seamless gutters in Fostoria properly sized for each home alongside gutter guards that stop seasonal clogging and ice buildup. Replacing gutters alongside the roof costs less in labor than a separate visit.
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Our free 19-point inspection checks shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and the attic. After a storm we check for hail hits on every slope. You keep every photo and get a written price, with no pressure to sign that day. Our own crews install every roof. No subcontractors. We’re Owens Corning Platinum Preferred, Roser Certified and BBB A+ rated since 2005. Call 419.475.9600 or book your free roof estimate.
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Roofing Projects Near Fostoria, OH
Want to see our work before you call? Every pin on this map is a roof Pro Craft has finished.
Click one to see the address and what we did there, whether that was a hail claim replacement, a Decra metal roof or new gutters. Drive past a few and judge the work yourself.
Every one of those roofs was installed by our own crews and is covered by the manufacturer warranty plus our own workmanship and labor warranty. We add new pins as jobs wrap up.
When your Fostoria roof is done, it goes on the map too. Book a free roof inspection to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check the gutters, downspouts, vents and AC unit for dents. If they’re dented, the shingles were probably hit too. The shingle damage usually only shows up when someone inspects the roof up close.
Most homeowners policies cover hail damage. They don’t cover normal wear. Older roofs are often paid at depreciated value, so check your policy and get the damage documented before the adjuster comes.
A shingle roof from Pro Craft runs $12,000 to $18,000. Metal runs $25,000 to $35,000. Financing is available as low as $99 a month.
Large hail can dent some metal panels. Decra stone-coated steel carries a Class 4 impact rating, the highest under UL 2218, and handles hail far better than standard shingles.
Yes, a full roof replacement needs a building permit. We pull it for you and the fee is included in your quote.
Yes. If hail damaged both, they usually go on the same claim. Either way, it’s one estimate and one crew.