Statewide coverage
Ohio Insurance Appraiser works statewide, from the Lake Erie shore to the Ohio River. These local pages cover the cities where we handle claims most often.
Regions
The same policy wording plays out very differently on a snowbelt farmhouse, a Columbus subdivision and a Cincinnati hillside home.
Cleveland · Akron · Canton · Youngstown
Lake-effect snow piles up in the snowbelt east of Cleveland, which means ice dams, snow-load damage and burst pipes in century-old homes. Spring and summer bring hail and straight-line wind across Summit, Stark and Mahoning counties.
Toledo · Sandusky · Lima
Flat farmland gives storms a clear run. Tornadoes, derecho winds and hail cross Lucas, Wood, Erie and Allen counties, while Lake Erie adds wind-driven rain and lakeshore exposure.
Columbus and suburbs
Franklin County’s fast-growing suburbs mean big subdivisions of similar homes — and big hail and wind events that hit thousands of roofs at once, as the 2012 derecho showed.
Cincinnati · Dayton · Xenia
The Miami Valley sits in one of Ohio’s busiest tornado corridors, from Xenia in 1974 to the Memorial Day 2019 outbreak. Cincinnati’s hillside homes add tree, wind and water problems.
Zanesville · Athens · Marietta
Appalachian hills, river towns and older frame and brick homes. Ice storms, fallen trees and basement water are the claims that come up most along the Muskingum and the Ohio River.
We cover every Ohio county. Call and tell us where the property is.
