A new roof, paid like a monthly bill.

Shingles are maybe a third of the bill. The rest of the system matters as much: ice & water shield at the eaves and valleys (essential with Ohio freeze-thaw), synthetic underlayment, starter strips, ridge caps, new flashing and pipe boots, and ventilation. Cheap quotes skip these.

Roofing is skilled, dangerous work in July heat and November wind. We pay experienced installers properly and carry workers’ comp. That’s why a quote from a crew of day-laborers looks cheaper, and why it’s a risk to you.

Removing the old roof down to the deck, protecting your landscaping, hauling tons of debris to the landfill, and sweeping the yard for nails. Layering over an old roof is cheaper and almost always a mistake.

We can’t see the wood until the old roof is off. Rotted or delaminated sheathing gets replaced at a per-sheet price we write into the quote up front, so there are no surprises.

Pulling the permit, meeting local code for underlayment and ventilation, and passing inspection. It protects your insurance coverage and your resale.

A lifetime workmanship warranty is a promise we have to be able to keep for decades. It’s built into the price, and it’s why we install to the manufacturer’s spec every time.

Documented, photographed, installed to spec: the kind of roof your insurer and the next buyer’s inspector will both sign off on.