Upload one photo of your house and see the new roof, siding, and trim on it before you spend a dollar. When it looks right, we build exactly that. Every detail handled, start to finish.
Roofing, siding, gutters, windows, trim. One team designs it, quotes it, and builds it, whether you're planning an upgrade or the weather just made the call for you.
Pick your color and profile, including impact-rated shingles that can knock money off your insurance premium. Most homes go from tear-off to finished in a single day, and if a storm started all this, we'll carry the claim while we're at it.
Fresh lap siding, board-and-batten, a new color story. It's the upgrade neighbors notice from three houses down. Gutters get made right in your driveway, cut to fit your roofline exactly. Storm damage folds into the same job, claim included.
New windows change how a room feels by ten in the morning: brighter, quieter, warmer in January. You'll get a clear per-window price, and if a storm cracked or fogged any of them, your policy likely covers more than you'd guess. We'll check.
Picturing a whole exterior from a two-inch sample is impossible. This shows you the whole house instead. Yours, specifically.
One straight-on shot from the curb. Your phone camera is plenty.
Swap roof colors, siding profiles, and trim right on your home until it looks like the house you've been picturing.
Your approved design becomes the crew's spec sheet. What you saw on screen is what you pull up to.
Half our jobs start with a mood board. The other half start with a hailstorm. Either way, you get the same crew, the same materials, and the same finish.
A rendering of your actual house, real samples in your hands, and a line-item quote with every color and total in writing. You'll know exactly what you're getting and exactly what it costs.
We write estimates in the same software your insurance company uses, photograph everything, and meet the adjuster on your roof. You forward the emails, we handle the rest, and you see every number before work starts.
Plain-English updates at every stage: what the carrier approved, what we're supplementing, what you actually owe, and the morning the crew shows up. The number on the final invoice is the number we told you at the kitchen table.
Crews across Cleveland's suburbs, home base in central Pennsylvania's river towns, storm response down the Jersey coast. Odds are we've finished a job a short drive from your door. Happy to point you to it.
Every box checked before we ever climb a ladder, and you're welcome to look any of it up.
Your roof comes with the manufacturer standing behind the install.
Shingles rated to shrug off hail. Many insurers give you a discount for them.
Clean aerial photos and measurements of every slope, even the steep ones.
PA HIC #PA196576, fully covered. Copies of everything, yours for the asking.
If your roof has five good years left, you'll hear exactly that, plus what to watch for so you'll know when it's time.
Every photo, measurement, and decision lives in one dated file. Hand it to your adjuster, your appraiser, or the next buyer of your house. It's yours.
You get a direct cell number on day one. The person who walked your roof is the one who answers when you text at 7pm.
Magnet sweeps for the nails, tarps for the flower beds, a driveway you can still park in. The place stays livable the whole way through.
Nailing patterns, underlayment, ventilation: every detail installed the way the manufacturer designed it, so your warranty means what it says.
We live and build in the same counties. Swing past the finished jobs, ask the homeowners, wave when you see the trucks.
One free inspection tells you if you have a claim worth filing and what it's worth. If your roof turns out fine, you get that in writing too, a documented clean bill of health. Either way, you'll know where you stand.
Some of these started as mood boards, some as hailstorms. Most of our calls come from a few doors down from the last job.
"Our first contractor said the hail damage 'wasn't enough.' Atlantic Home found over twenty hits on the soft metals alone, met our adjuster on the roof, and the full replacement was approved in three weeks. We paid our deductible and nothing else."
D. K. Roof replacement · Parma, OH"They told my neighbor his roof was fine and didn't try to sell him a thing. That's exactly why I called when mine wasn't. Crew showed up at seven, done by five, and the yard was cleaner than they found it."
M. R. Roof replacement · Seven Hills, OH"No storm, no claim, just twenty years of builder-beige we were done looking at. They put three options on a photo of our actual house, we picked one, and the finished siding matches the picture. Neighbors keep asking who did it."
J. & T. H. Siding & trim remodel · Lewisburg, PAReal answers to the things people actually ask. Anything else, bring it to the first visit, or just text us today.
Not at all. About half our projects are homeowners who just want a different house to pull up to. You pick the design, get a line-item quote, and we schedule the build. That's the whole process.
Yes, that's the whole point of the visualizer. Upload a photo, try colors and styles on your own house, and approve the final look in writing before anything gets ordered. We bring physical samples too, since screens never quite nail color.
Remodeling: measurements, material and color options, and a line-item quote. Storm: a full inspection of the roof, siding, gutters, and the soft metals where hail shows first, photographed and documented, drone on the steep sections. The findings are yours to keep either way.
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, carriers generally can't surcharge you individually for a single weather claim, since hail and wind are treated as acts of God, not driver error. What does move rates is the storm itself: after a big hail event, premiums tend to rise across the whole zip code whether you filed or not. Skipping a legitimate claim usually means paying the higher rate and the damage.
It happens more than you'd think. Adjusters work fast and from the ground. We write a supplement: the same line-item format the carrier uses, backed by our photos and the building code. Then we get on the roof with the adjuster and walk it hit by hit. Missed items get paid far more often when the paperwork does the arguing.
Most roofs come off and go back on in a single day; siding usually runs two to four. On a remodel we can typically schedule within a few weeks of design approval. On a claim, the slow part is the carrier: approval takes two to six weeks depending on who insures you, and we tell you exactly where the file sits each week.
Thirty minutes at your place, straight answers, and a report you keep either way. Upgrade plans or hail damage, bring us whichever one you've got.
