DECKS

Storm damage repair in Central Ohio.

Collapsed framing, torn railing, a limb through the boards. Call any hour and we'll get eyes on it quickly, and we document it the way an adjuster needs to see it.

AFTER THE STORM

Document first, then repair.

Answered any hour
A real person picks up, day or night. That is the whole first step.
Photo documentation
Dated photos and a written scope, recorded the way adjusters need to read them, before anything gets removed.
We work with your insurer
We put the scope in writing for the claim. We document damage and never advise on coverage or negotiate the claim on your behalf.
Safe first, cosmetic second
Structural risk gets addressed first: loose framing, exposed fasteners, an unstable stair run. Surface damage comes after.
WHAT IT COSTS

Scoped from the damage, then priced.

Storm work ranges from a railing section to a full reframe, so we scope it in person or from your photos before quoting. Framing and footing information we give before permit is advisory: final member sizes are confirmed on the stamped plan with the local building authority at permit.
STORM DAMAGE QUESTIONS

Asked before the first visit, answered here.

How fast can someone look at storm damage?
Call any hour and a real person answers. Getting eyes on the damage happens as soon as we can get there, and we will tell you honestly what that timeline looks like once we know the scope.
Will you help with my insurance claim?
We document damage with dated photos and write the scope the way adjusters need to read it. We do not advise on coverage or negotiate the claim on your behalf.
Is a deck safe to use after storm damage?
Do not assume it is. Loose framing, exposed fasteners and a compromised stair run are not always obvious from the yard. Keep people off it until it has been checked.
Do you handle a fallen tree limb through the decking?
Yes. That is usually a board and framing repair, not a full rebuild, but we check the framing underneath before saying so.
OTHER WORK WE DO

Call any hour. We answer.

Storm damage does not wait for business hours and neither do we.