Greater Cleveland
Roofing
Tear off, replacement, repair and flashing. The work that keeps everything underneath it dry.
What this covers
- Full tear off and replacement
- Roof repair and partial replacement
- Flashing at chimneys, valleys, vents and wall junctions
- Decking and sheathing repair
- Gutters, soffit and fascia
- Flat and low slope sections
Who this is for
Investors budgeting a rehab, landlords with a leak, and anyone with a roof item on an inspection report.
(216) 385-5028[email protected]Questions we get asked.
- Will you repair a roof rather than replace it?
- Where repair is the honest answer, yes. A roof with years left in it does not need replacing, and we will tell you which one you have.
- Do you handle roof items on a point of sale list?
- Yes, and usually alongside the rest of the list rather than as a separate visit.
Related work
Vinyl siding and exterior
Siding, soffit, fascia and trim. The layer that decides what a property looks like from the street and whether water gets behind it.
Point of sale violation repairs
Many Cuyahoga County communities inspect a property before it changes hands. We take the violation list and work through it.
Masonry
Brick, block, stone, tuckpointing and concrete. Steps, porches, walks, chimneys and foundations.
We work across Cuyahoga County.
Cleveland · Parma · Lakewood · Euclid · Cleveland Heights · Strongsville · Shaker Heights · Westlake · North Olmsted · Solon · Rocky River · Beachwood · Garfield Heights · Maple Heights · Brecksville · Independence · Bay Village · Fairview Park · University Heights · South Euclid · Mayfield Heights · Berea · North Royalton · Broadview Heights · Bedford and the surrounding communities.
More on roofing
A roof is the cheapest problem to fix and the most expensive one to ignore. Water that gets past it does not stay in the attic. It finds framing, plaster, insulation and eventually the finishes somebody just paid for.
We do full tear offs and replacements, and we do repair where repair is the honest answer. A roof with eight good years left does not need replacing because somebody wants to sell you a roof, and we will say so.
Flashing is where most roofs actually fail. Chimneys, valleys, vents and wall junctions leak long before a field of shingles gives out, and they are the items that turn up on inspection reports. Getting the detail right at those junctions is most of the difference between a roof that lasts and one that does not.
Roof items appear on point of sale violation lists regularly, and roofs are a standard line on a rehab budget. Either way it is usually one part of a larger job for us rather than a standalone visit.
Tell us about the job.
We will come and look at no charge to you, with no obligation either way. That includes a property you have not closed on yet.