Storm Damage Repair in Columbus, Ohio

When a storm hits hard, it rarely damages just one part of a house. Roof, siding, gutters, windows, and sometimes the inside of the home can all take a hit in the same event, and calling three or four different specialists to sort it out is its own headache. Transit & Flow Group’s Storm Damage Repair service is a whole-property assessment and coordination service: one team documents everything a storm affected, gives you a single picture for insurance purposes, and coordinates our roofing, siding, and interior restoration teams on one timeline instead of three separate calls. Describe what the storm hit in the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate.

Is this the right service for you?

• A storm hit multiple parts of your home at once, such as roof damage plus a gutter torn loose, or siding damage plus a window that leaked
• You’re not sure how far the damage extends and want one thorough assessment instead of guessing which trade to call first
• You need a single, organized set of documentation for an insurance claim that covers everything the storm affected, not just one system
• A previous storm caused damage in more than one place and separate contractors have given you conflicting or incomplete pictures
• You want one team managing the schedule across roofing, siding, and interior repair rather than coordinating it yourself

When to go straight to a specific page instead. If the storm caused one clear, isolated issue, a single damaged gutter run, a section of missing shingles, or a cracked window, you may get faster service going directly to the team that handles that system: our Roof Repair and Storm Damage page for roof-specific damage, or our Storm Damage Exterior Repair page for siding, gutters, soffit, and fascia. This Storm Damage Repair page is built for when the storm hit multiple systems, or when you genuinely aren’t sure yet how far the damage goes and want one coordinated assessment before deciding.

Honest response time expectations. Storm damage assessments are treated as urgent, especially when active water intrusion is involved, but we don’t promise a guaranteed arrival window. How quickly we can get to you depends on your location, technician availability, current weather, traffic, and how many other calls are ahead of yours after a widespread storm event. Active leaks and unsafe conditions are prioritized ahead of damage that’s cosmetic or already contained.

How pricing works

Storm Damage Repair uses starting pricing, since the whole-property assessment is priced from a base rate and the actual repair work is scoped once we know the full extent of the damage.

• The whole-property assessment starts from a fixed point and covers inspection of the roof, exterior, and interior for storm-related damage, with photo documentation of everything found.
• Each affected system is then scoped and priced separately, roof repair, exterior repair (siding, gutters, soffit, fascia), and interior restoration each appear as their own line, so you can see what each part costs and approve them individually if you prefer.
• What changes the price: how many systems are affected, how extensive the damage is within each system, and whether coordinating crews across trades adds scheduling complexity.
• Coordination is the point. Rather than three separate estimates from three separate calls, you get one assessment, one point of contact, and a repair timeline that accounts for all of it together.

The full $249 fee is credited toward the cost of the work if you book it as a result of the visit.. As general market context, not a Transit & Flow quote, HomeAdvisor’s 2025 data on multi-system storm damage repair projects puts typical total costs between roughly $1,000 and $10,000 or more, depending on how many systems are affected and the severity of the damage. Enter your project details and photos in the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate. Final scope and price subject to verification on site.

What’s included

• A whole-property walkthrough covering roof, siding, gutters, windows, and visible interior areas for storm-related damage
• Photo documentation organized by system, useful for a single, cohesive insurance claim
• A written scope with each affected system priced as its own line
• Coordination of scheduling across our roofing, exterior, and interior restoration teams so repairs happen in a sensible order
• A single point of contact for the whole project instead of separate contacts per trade

What’s not included

• The detailed repair work itself for each system, which is completed under the matching specific service (Roof Repair and Storm Damage, Storm Damage Exterior Repair, or interior restoration and reconstruction) once scoped
• Roof-specific emergency tarping to stop active water intrusion, which is handled fastest through our separate Emergency Tarping service if the roof is actively leaking right now
• Insurance claim filing, negotiation, or adjuster representation. Transit & Flow Group is not a public adjuster and does not negotiate your claim on your behalf
• Mold remediation or asbestos and lead paint testing or abatement. Storm-damaged materials and water intrusion can sometimes raise these concerns, especially in older homes, and if we see signs of them we disclose it plainly and refer you to a separately qualified specialist rather than handling it ourselves

Why Central Ohio storms create multi-system damage

Central Ohio’s severe weather pattern, high wind events, hail, and heavy spring and summer storms, tends to hit a property from multiple angles in the same event. Wind can lift roof shingles while the same gusts drive debris into siding and windows, and a falling tree limb can damage the roof, a gutter, and a window in one fall. That’s part of why homeowners often call about “the roof” only to find, once someone looks, that gutters, siding, and a window seal were also affected. Older homes in Clintonville, Hilltop, and Whitehall often carry multiple existing repair layers, making it harder to separate new storm damage from prior wear without a trained eye across more than one system, while newer construction in Dublin, New Albany, and Lewis Center tends to show more contained, storm-specific damage. Either way, one coordinated assessment tends to catch things a single-trade inspection can miss.

Our process

1. Describe what the storm hit. Use the Estimate Builder or call (614) 382-0000. Photos of every area you’ve noticed damage help, even if you’re not sure what they show.
2. Whole-property assessment. We walk the roof, exterior, and accessible interior, documenting everything storm-related with photos.
3. Organized documentation. You receive a single, organized damage record covering every system, useful for one insurance claim rather than several.
4. Line-item scope. Each affected system is priced separately, with final scope and price subject to verification here.
5. Coordinated repair schedule. We schedule our roofing, exterior, and interior teams together so the full repair happens on one sensible timeline.

Services completed by appropriately qualified professionals where required.