Put a question
in the right place.
A roof map helps you point to an area or connection when you talk with a roofer. Small features and later changes may be missing.
Explore the exampleYour home. A little more understanding.
Understand your roof.
Know what to ask next.
A personally reviewed report brings together an approximate roof map, available weather records near your home, and questions to discuss with a roofer.
Free invitation pilot Within 60 miles of Springboro, Ohio
A starting point for your questions. Current condition needs an on-site inspection.
Personally reviewed by Stevan before delivery
Clear about the unknowns sources, estimates, and gaps
Your next step is yours an inspection is arranged separately
A roof report you can use
Less guesswork about
where to start.
You don’t need to know roofing terminology. Start with your home, see what the records can tell you, and bring better questions to the conversation.
Put a question
Understand what
was recorded nearby.
Available weather history adds dates and context. The report explains the sources and gaps; conditions at your roof may have differed.
See what’s includedKnow what still
needs a closer look.
Keep estimates separate from observations. Use the guide to discuss your concerns and what a visit could check.
Get to know the guideStevan MerrifieldYour StormShield report reviewer
A person behind the report
Technology brings the records together.
A person helps make sense of them.
Stevan personally reviews every eligible pilot report before it is shared. He is also a Sales & Project Manager at Rembrandt Roofing & Restoration in Springboro, Ohio.
StormShield is the roof-information product. If you’d like to discuss an inspection during the pilot, that conversation takes place with Rembrandt.
Meet the person behind StormShieldFrom invitation to understanding
A few steps.
A clearer starting point.
The pilot is free and invitation only. Eligibility and available records are checked before preparation.
How it works, step by stepTell us which home.
Use your invitation and invited email to request a report. Add roof history if you know it; it’s okay if you don’t.
We prepare and personally review.
Available records and an approximate model become a private draft. Stevan checks the property and finished report before sharing it.
Explore your guide. Choose your next step.
Use your separate report access code when your guide is ready. Discuss a visit with Rembrandt if you want the condition checked.
Good questions to start with
Before you
get started.
A few practical answers, without the technical language.
All questions & helpIs the report free?
Yes. The current invitation pilot is free, with no payments or subscriptions. An invitation does not guarantee eligibility or enough available data for a report.
What if I don’t have an invitation?
You can explore the sample report now, or ask Stevan about the pilot. Requests currently require an invitation. Asking about the pilot does not guarantee admission.
Will someone come to my home?
A request does not book an inspection. You can request a report alone or ask to discuss a visit with Rembrandt. Availability, permission, and the scope of a visit are arranged separately.
Does this tell me my roof’s condition?
The guide’s model, age estimates, and nearby records cannot confirm current roof condition, damage, a need for repair or replacement, or insurance coverage. An on-site inspection checks condition. Learn what the report can show.
When will my report be ready?
Reports are prepared individually and personally reviewed. There is no instant analysis or promised delivery date. We contact you at your invited email address with the next step.
Start with a little clarity
See what a roof guide
can help you understand.
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Have an active leak? Contact a roofer promptly. Call Stevan: (513) 413-9463