Storm damage to your roof isn't always visible from the ground. Here's what Medina and Northeast Ohio homeowners need to do after a hail or wind storm, and how to get your insurance claim started fast.

After a major storm hits Northeast Ohio, out-of-town contractors flood the area within 48 hours. Here's exactly how to vet a roofing contractor so you don't hand over a deposit to someone who won't be around when something goes wrong.

Golf ball-sized hail hit Medina, Summit, Cuyahoga, and Lorain counties on April 15. If you haven't had your roof inspected yet, here's what to do before your claim window closes.

After a hailstorm rolls through Northeast Ohio, most homeowners do the same thing: walk outside, look up, and think the roof looks fine. It usually does. That's the problem. Hail damage is almost never visible from the ground. By the time you can see it without a ladder, water has often already found its way in. Here's how to actually tell if your roof took a hit, and what to do if it did. What Hail Does to an Asphalt Roof Hail doesn't punch holes in your shingles. What it do