Emergency Storm Response · 24/7

Emergency Storm Response in Medina County

The first call after the storm, we secure the property, document everything for your claim, and stay through the repair.

What We Do Right Now

The storm just ended and part of your home is open to the sky. Here is what we do, in the order we do it.

  1. We answer the emergency line

    Call (330) 805-5791 at any hour. It is the emergency line, not office hours: it exists for nights like this. We are minutes away, not hours.

  2. We secure the property

    Tarps over the opened roof, board-up on broken windows and doors, and make-safe work on anything hanging or unstable. The job right now is to stop the damage from spreading.

  3. We photograph everything

    Before anything is covered, we photograph and measure the damage. After the property is secured, we photograph it again. Every image is taken with your insurance claim in mind.

  4. We leave you with what happens next

    Before we go, you know what we found, what we secured, and what the next step is: the repair estimate and the insurance claim. You are not left wondering.

After the Emergency Visit

The tarp stops the damage from getting worse. The photos taken before it went on are what your claim is built from. That is why we document first and cover second: once the roof is tarped, the damage underneath is hard to show.

From there, the claim. We stay with you through it, and if the adjuster’s scope of work leaves out damage, the photos we took before the tarp went on are how we show it. Coverage comes down to your policy, not to us, but you do not have to work the process out alone.

One company handles the whole recovery: the roof, the water mitigation, and the rebuild. See how storm damage recovery works from start to finish, or start with the claim itself.

Coming out to look is free, day or night. Nothing starts until you sign.

Preferred Partners

TEJ

Medwick's site assistant

TEJ is an AI assistant and can make mistakes. Medwick is a licensed general contractor, not a public insurance adjuster — TEJ can't tell you what your policy covers.