Dayton · Cincinnati · Greater Miami Valley
Restoring Properties. Protecting People.
Storm Doctor Restoration handles roofing, storm damage documentation, siding, and commercial exterior restoration for property owners across Dayton, Cincinnati, and the Greater Miami Valley.
- Roofing & Exterior Assessments
- Photo-Based Construction Documentation
- Local Miami Valley Crews
- Roofing & Exterior Assessments
- Photo-Based Construction Documentation
- Detailed Hail & Wind Documentation
- Free Documented Assessments
- Code-Conscious Restoration
- Dayton · Cincinnati · Greater Miami Valley
Restoration Services
Roofing, storm & exterior restoration
Detailed assessments, photo-based documentation, and code-conscious repairs and replacements across the whole exterior envelope.
Know the warning signs
Six signs your exterior is asking for help
Storm damage rarely announces itself with a dramatic leak. It starts small — and the earlier a trained eye documents it, the more repair options you retain.
Leaks & ceiling stains
Brown rings, bubbling paint, or dripping after rain mean water is already inside the system.
Lifted or missing shingles
Ohio wind breaks the seal strip first — the leak usually shows up months later.
Hail impact marks
Bruised shingles lose granules and age years in a single storm. Most damage is invisible from the ground.
Granules in the gutters
Sand-like grit at downspouts is your roof’s protective layer washing away.
Dented gutters & flashing
Dents on soft metals may indicate hail impact and should be documented.
Cracked or warped siding
Wind-driven rain gets behind damaged siding and quietly rots the wall beneath.
Recognize one of these? Request a free assessment before the next storm makes the decision for you.
Exterior Diagnostic
Read the house before you touch the roof
A documented exterior diagnostic can review the roof, siding, soft metals, and envelope together — because storm damage travels across components, not down a single trade. Photo-based documentation of observed conditions can help define project-specific needs before any repair or replacement is discussed.
- Visual review of roof, attic, siding, and soft metals where accessible.
- Photo-based documentation of conditions observed according to project scope.
- Plain-language findings noting what may be urgent, what can wait, and what appears fine.
Inspect a component
Select a component above to read what a documented exterior diagnostic can review there.
Restoration Services
One crew for the whole exterior
Roof, siding, gutters, and commercial systems — diagnosed together, because storm damage never respects trade boundaries.
roof-system
A roof is a system, not a surface
Shingles are only the weathering layer. Beneath them, the roof system depends on decking, underlayment, ice-and-water membrane, drip edge, and flashing working together. A documented assessment can help evaluate how these layers relate to observed conditions and to applicable manufacturer instructions.
- Decking and underlayment condition where accessible.
- Flashing and penetration detailing at valleys, vents, and chimneys.
- Shingle seal-strip integrity and wind-resistance considerations.
The Storm Doctor method
Diagnose first. Spend second.
Most roofing quotes start with a sale. Ours start with evidence. Our assessment process can combine visual review, photo-based documentation, plain-language findings, and project-specific restoration options — so you decide with facts, not pressure.
Step 01
Documented assessment
A visual review of the roof, attic, siding, and soft metals may be performed, with photo-based documentation of conditions observed according to the project scope.
Step 02
Plain-language report
Findings can be summarized in plain language with supporting photos where available — noting what may be urgent, what can wait, and what appears fine.
Step 03
Second opinion & options
Already have a quote? We can review it alongside our findings and discuss honestly how it compares.
Step 04
Code-conscious restoration
If work is needed, our local crews can restore it to applicable locally adopted requirements and manufacturer instructions, with documentation available according to the project scope.
Service coverage
Local crews. Local code. Local weather.
From Dayton to Cincinnati and everywhere between, our inspectors know how Miami Valley storms behave — and what local building requirements expect when it’s time to rebuild.
Dayton & Montgomery County
- Dayton
- Kettering
- Centerville
- Miamisburg
- Huber Heights
- Beavercreek
Cincinnati & Hamilton County
- Cincinnati
- Mason
- West Chester
- Fairfield
- Hamilton
- Lebanon
The corridor between
- Middletown
- Franklin
- Monroe
- Troy
- Tipp City
- Springboro
Miami Valley corridor
Dayton ↔ Cincinnati coverage span
Dayton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Call to confirm availability outside our core service area.
Resources & guides
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Assessment Launcher
Request a restoration assessment today
One request reaches the right team. Tell us about your property and the issue you're seeing — a team member can follow up to document visible conditions and discuss project-specific next steps.
Restoring Properties. Protecting People.
A free assessment can help document visible conditions and discuss project-specific next steps. Storm Doctor Restoration handles roofing, storm damage, siding, and commercial exteriors across the Miami Valley.