Residential Roofing in Boardman, Ohio

Roofing for houses across the Mahoning Valley: new shingle and metal roofs, repairs, and the gutters, chimneys and skylights that go with them.

A two-storey sided house with a new dark shingle roof, from the back lawn

What's included

  • Shingle and metal roofs
  • Repairs and full replacements
  • Gutters, fascia, chimneys and skylights
  • Financing available on residential jobs
  • Free quote before any work starts

Signs you need residential roofing

What you might notice from the ground, or from inside the house.

  • The roof is twenty-odd years old and has never been looked at
  • You're selling, or just bought, and the inspection flagged the roof
  • Ice building up along the eaves in winter
  • Stains on the ceiling under the attic

The whole roof, not just the shingles

A house roof is a system: the deck, the underlayment, the shingles or metal, the flashing where it meets a chimney or a wall, the vents, and the gutters and fascia at the edge. Most leaks happen where two of those meet, so we look at all of it, not just the part you can see from the driveway.

A roofer in a harness laying brown shingles over synthetic underlayment

What we do on houses

Roof replacement in shingle or metal, repairs from a single missing shingle to storm damage, chimney repair and sealing, skylights, fascia and gutters.

Bundles of shingles laid along the ridge of a roof covered in underlayment

Paying for it

The quote is free, and it's the price before any work starts. Homeowners can finance residential work, so a roof that needs doing now doesn't have to wait until the money's saved.

A blue house with a dark shingle roof and the work trailer beside it

Your attic tells the story

Some of the best clues about a house roof are inside, under it. Damp or darkened boards, wet insulation, daylight where there shouldn't be any, or frost on the underside of the roof in winter all point to a problem before it shows on a ceiling.

Attic ventilation matters more than most people expect. A roof that can't breathe traps heat in summer and moisture in winter, and on a Mahoning Valley house that often means ice dams along the eaves. We look at it whenever we quote work on a house.

A new shingle roof with its vents and chimney, over a sided house

Buying or selling a house

Roofs come up in home inspections all the time. If an inspection has flagged yours, we can look at what the inspector found and tell you what it would actually take to put right, whether that's a repair or a new roof. The quote is free either way.

A house mid-job, with a dumpster and work trailer in the driveway and the crew in the yard

Looking after a house roof

A roof doesn't need much, but a little attention goes a long way:

  • Keep the gutters and downspouts clear, especially in the fall
  • Trim branches that hang over the roof or rub on it
  • Walk around the house after a big storm and look for missing shingles
  • Look in the attic once a year for damp or daylight
  • Get small problems fixed before winter
A green ridge cap running along the peak of a new shingle roof

Water coming in right now? Call 330-531-1296. The phone is answered day and night.

When in the year

Spring through fall is the main season for work on houses, when shingles seal properly and the days are long. Emergency repairs happen year-round.

How to get started with residential roofing

Four steps. The quote is free and there is no obligation.

  1. Call or send the form

    Tell us what the roof is doing and where the property is. Photos of the problem help if you can take them from the ground safely.

  2. We look at the roof

    We see what is actually going on before anything is priced, and tell you what we found in plain words.

  3. You get a free quote

    The work and the price, before anything starts. Homeowners can ask about financing at the same time.

  4. We do the work

    We book the job in and do it. If the weather turns on the day, we would rather move it than rush it.

Where we do residential roofing

Roofing for Boardman, Girard, Canfield, Poland, Austintown, Struthers, Campbell, Liberty, Hubbard and Niles, and out as far as Mosquito Creek Lake, Lowellville, East Liverpool and Akron.

Questions about residential roofing

Do you do both shingle and metal roofs?

Yes. On houses we install and repair both.

Is financing available?

Yes, on residential jobs.

Do you fix gutters as well?

Yes. Gutters, fascia, chimneys and skylights are all part of the roofing work we do on houses.

My home inspection flagged the roof. Can you look at it?

Yes. We'll look at what the inspector found and quote what it would take to fix, whether that's a repair or a new roof.

What are ice dams?

Ridges of ice that build up along the eaves when snow melts on a warm roof and refreezes at the cold edge. Water backs up behind them and can leak into the house. Attic ventilation and insulation play a big part.

Water coming in, or a roof to plan?

If it is leaking now, call — the phone is answered day and night. If you are planning a repair or a new roof, send the quote form with a few photos and we will come back to you.