Roofing in Ohio
A leak, missing shingles after a storm, hail damage or a roof at the end of its life: tell us what is happening. We will arrange a roof inspection and explain the options and the price before any work starts — no sales script.
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Roofing services
From emergency leaks to a new shingle, tile, metal or flat roof — what we help with.
Emergency roof leak repair
Active leaks, missing shingles or a damaged section letting water in, with temporary tarping where needed.
Storm & hail damage
Wind-lifted or missing shingles, hail bruising, dented vents and fallen-limb damage after a storm.
Roof repair
Shingle, tile and flashing repairs, pipe boots, vents, skylights and chimney flashing.
Roof replacement
Full tear-off and reroofing with asphalt shingles, tile or metal, including underlayment and ventilation.
Flat & low-slope roofs
Modified bitumen, TPO, EPDM and coating systems on flat roofs, row houses and commercial buildings.
Roof inspections
Inspections for buyers, sellers and insurers and after storms, with photos and a written condition report.
Gutters & downspouts
Gutter repair and replacement, guards and downspouts that carry water away from the house.
Roofing across Ohio
Most calls are leaks, storm and hail damage, missing shingles and roofs reaching the end of their life. Ohio Roof Repair Pro focuses on finding the real source of the leak and repairing it properly — in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo and throughout Ohio.
Some roofs only need a flashing, a few tiles or a section repaired; others need a full replacement. The inspection decides, not a sales script.
Straight answers on cost
Costs depend on the roof, the access and what the inspection finds, and the price is agreed before work starts. Our cost guide lists the factors that drive the price.
Cities we cover
Local pages for Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo and more, with roof types, weather and storm history, and the licensing and building rules to know.
Columbus
Roofing in Columbus: campus rentals and growing suburbs. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile
Cleveland
Roofing in Cleveland: lake-effect snow and Cleveland doubles. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and
Cincinnati
Roofing in Cincinnati: hillside homes and older slate roofs. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and
Toledo
Roofing in Toledo: lake-plain homes and windstorms. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile repl
Akron
Roofing in Akron: rubber-city homes and snowy winters. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile r
Dayton
Roofing in Dayton: older homes and the 2019 tornadoes. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile r
Parma
Roofing in Parma: post-war bungalows and ranches. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile replac
Canton
Roofing in Canton: steel-town homes. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile replacement, flat r
Youngstown
Roofing in Youngstown: valley homes and older roofs. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile rep
Lorain
Roofing in Lorain: lakefront homes on Lake Erie. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile replace
Hamilton
Roofing in Hamilton: river-city homes in southwest Ohio. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile
Springfield
Roofing in Springfield: central Ohio homes. Leak repairs, storm and hail damage, shingle and tile replacement,
How we work
- Send the form with your town, property type and what is happening.
- We get back to you to talk it through and arrange an inspection.
- The roofer inspects the covering, flashings, gutters and what sits underneath, with photos.
- You get a written scope and agree the price before work starts.
Roof leaking now?
Stay off the roof, catch the drips, then send us the form.
Request a roof inspectionQuick answers
How do I get help?
Send the request form with your town, property type and what is happening. It is open 24/7.
Should I go up on the roof to look?
No. Wet, icy or storm-damaged roofs are dangerous. Photograph what you can from the ground and from inside, and wait for the inspection.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
Many roofs can be repaired by replacing damaged shingles or renewing flashings. Widespread granule loss, curling, soft decking or repeated leaks are reasons to replace. The inspection decides.
Are prices listed?
No. Estimates follow an on-site assessment.