Residential Roof Installation Near You – Free Quote

A homeowner in Maple Height OH called us on a Tuesday morning—she’d woken up to a water stain spreading across her living room ceiling. She was worried, stressed, and unsure who to trust. That’s when she found us for Residential Roof Installation services near her. Her roof was 24 years old, and she’d been putting replacement off for two years because she didn’t know what it would cost or who would do the job right. By Thursday, we had her new roof permitted, scheduled,

By Thursday, we had her new roof permitted, scheduled, and the old materials coming off. That’s what residential roof installation actually looks like—when you’re working with the right local team.

If your roof is showing its age, leaking after storms, or you just bought a home and aren’t sure what you inherited, don’t wait. Water damage compounds fast. A $12,000 roof job can escalate to $19,000 or more once the decking starts rotting underneath.

✔ Free on-site inspections across our 30-mile Northeast Ohio service area ✔ Same-day itemized quotes ✔ Every job photo-documented, start to finish

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What Is Residential Roof Installation?

Residential roof installation means installing a complete new roofing system on your home—from the deck up. That includes removing old materials, inspecting the wood decking underneath, installing new underlayment, and laying new shingles, metal panels, or tile on top. This is not a patch job. It is a full system replacement built to protect your home for decades.

Some contractors skip the tear-off and overlay new shingles on top of old ones. It looks cheaper upfront. What it actually does is hide existing moisture damage, add structural weight, and shorten the life of your new roof. Most local Ohio building codes prohibit more than two layers of shingles—so on a home that already has multiple layers, an overlay is not just a bad idea, it may not be legal.

We pull proper permits on every job and follow code requirements from day one.

New construction roof installation works slightly differently—there is no tear-off since you are starting with a clean deck—but the materials, installation standards, and code requirements are identical. Whether it is a new build or a 30-year-old colonial, the job gets done right, no shortcuts.

Want to understand your roof before the inspection? See our guide to roofing materials and systems [internal link].

Signs You Need a New Roof Installation (Not Just a Repair)

Most homeowners wait too long—not because they are careless, but because the early signs are easy to dismiss. A missing shingle here, a small drip there. By the time the ceiling is stained and the drywall is wet, the damage has usually spread well past where the water came in.

Age of Your Current Roof

A standard asphalt shingle roof lasts 20 to 30 years under typical conditions. Metal roofing can reach 40 to 70 years. Clay tile can exceed 50 years. If you are in that window and dealing with any issues at all, repair dollars are often wasted money—you are patching a system already at the end of its design life. Material lifespan is one of the first things we walk homeowners through when comparing options.

Visible Warning Signs to Watch For

Several of these you can spot from the ground or from inside your attic:

Curling, cracked, or missing shingles—especially on south-facing slopes

Granules collecting in gutters or at the base of downspouts

A sagging roofline or soft spots when walking the decking

Daylight visible through attic boards when the lights are off

Leaks that return even after you have had repairs done

Before-and-after job photos from our Northeast Ohio installs show what these warning signs actually look like on real roofs [internal link to gallery].

After a Storm or Hail Event

This one catches homeowners off guard. A hailstorm rolls through, you walk outside, and the yard looks normal. But hail damage to shingles is often invisible from the ground. What it does is fracture the protective granule layer—which leads to accelerated aging, cracking, and leaks over the next 12 to 24 months. By the time the leak appears, the window to file an insurance claim may have closed.

Our storm damage inspections are free and scheduled within 24 hours across our Northeast Ohio service area. Post-storm inspection is always worth booking, even if you think you got lucky.

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Residential Roofing Materials — Which One Is Right for Your Home?

The material you choose affects cost, longevity, curb appeal, and how much you spend cooling your home in July. The right choice depends on your budget, your roof pitch, your HOA requirements if applicable, and the weather patterns your home actually faces.

In Northeast Ohio, we see a lot of metal roofing and high-grade architectural shingles on residential installs. The freeze-thaw cycles here are hard on lower-grade materials, and summer heat makes energy efficiency show up on your utility bill.

See all materials we carry, including manufacturer specs and warranty details [internal link].

How Our Residential Roof Installation Process Works

Most homeowners have never been through a full roof installation before. A decent contractor should walk you through every step before work starts. Here is exactly how it goes when you hire YICN Roofing:

Free on-site inspection and damage assessment — We get on the roof, document what we find with photos, and give you a straight answer about what needs to happen.

Itemized written proposal — You get a line-by-line quote: materials, labor, tear-off, permits. No vague estimates, no surprises.

Permits and HOA coordination — We pull all required local permits and handle HOA approval if your neighborhood requires it before work starts.

Tear-off and deck inspection — The old roof comes off first. We inspect every inch of decking and flag any wood that needs to be replaced before we build on top of it.

Installation with photo documentation — Every stage of the install is photographed. You get a record of what is underneath your new roof, not just how it looks from the driveway.

Final QA walkthrough — We do a quality check before we call the job done. You receive a final report with photos of the completed work.

Full site cleanup — Magnetic nail sweeps, debris removal, dumpster pickup. Your yard looks like we were never there.

“She told us after her job wrapped that she had never had a contractor actually send her a final report before. She said it made her feel like she knew what she was paying for for the first time. That is the standard, not the exception.” — YICN Roofing project file, Northeast Ohio

See our full list of roofing services for more detail on what is included at each stage [internal link].

New Roof Installation Cost — What to Actually Expect in Northeast Ohio

Anyone who gives you a roofing price over the phone without seeing your roof is giving you a number they made up. Roof costs vary based on real variables that can only be assessed in person. Here is what actually drives the price:

Typical range for a standard asphalt shingle replacement on a mid-size Northeast Ohio home: $8,000–$15,000, depending on the variables above. Metal and tile jobs run higher. These are representative ranges only—your actual number comes from your on-site inspection.

Budget concerns are common and manageable. We offer flexible financing options including low-interest payment plans so a new roof does not have to happen all at once [internal link to financing]. Senior homeowner discounts and available rebate programs are also worth asking about [internal link].

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Residential Roof Replacement vs. New Roof Installation — Is There a Difference?

Technically yes, practically not much. Residential roof replacement means tearing off an existing roof and installing a complete new system on a home that is already built. New roof installation typically refers to new construction, where there is no tear-off. Most homeowners searching for this page are actually looking for replacement—an existing home with an aging or damaged roof that needs to go.

The reason the distinction matters: some contractors skip the tear-off and do what is called an overlay—new shingles on top of old ones. It is cheaper and faster. It also hides problems instead of fixing them.

“We have pulled back overlays and found two, sometimes three layers of old shingles underneath—and rotted decking that nobody had looked at in 20 years. Contractors who skip tear-off are pushing the problem down the road. The homeowner is the one who pays for it later.” — YICN Roofing field notes

Our residential roof replacement services always include full tear-off, deck inspection, and code-compliant installation. No overlays, no shortcuts.

Storm Damage and Emergency Roof Installation in Northeast Ohio

Northeast Ohio storms do not follow a schedule—spring hail, summer derecho winds, late-season ice dams. When your roof takes a direct hit, the clock starts immediately. Water gets in, framing gets wet, and mold can begin within 24 to 48 hours under the right conditions.

That is why we keep same-day and next-morning inspection slots open during storm season. Speed is part of the job.

If a full replacement cannot start immediately, we offer emergency tarping to stop active water intrusion until the install is scheduled. It is not a permanent fix—it is damage control while we line up the real work.

For homes with significant storm damage, we document everything from day one in the format insurance adjusters actually use. Hail damage inspection after any significant weather event is always free and worth scheduling even if you think you were spared.

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Insurance Claims and Your Residential Roof Replacement

A full residential roof replacement is often covered by homeowner’s insurance after hail or wind damage—and most homeowners do not know that. What determines whether a claim is approved, and for how much, is the documentation submitted with it. A contractor who patches and hands you a receipt is not giving you what you need. You need a full damage assessment with photos, measurements, and a written scope—the kind adjusters actually use to evaluate claims.

We have supported homeowners through the claims process on many Northeast Ohio roofing projects. We know what adjusters look for, and we document jobs to match that standard from the very first inspection.

“She thought she was looking at the full cost out of pocket. Once we provided complete hail impact documentation to her insurer, the outcome was significantly better than she expected. She called us after settlement to say it was the best phone call she had made all year.” — YICN Roofing project file, Northeast Ohio

Insurance claim assistance is part of our standard process—not an add-on. We work directly with adjusters, walk the roof with them when needed, and stay involved until the claim is closed. You should not have to navigate insurance paperwork while managing a major home project.

Why Local Residential Roofers in Northeast Ohio Are the Better Choice

National companies have big advertising budgets and call centers. There is nothing inherently wrong with that. But there is a reason local residential roofers consistently earn better reviews from homeowners in their own communities.

Licensed and insured in Ohio—not just generically “licensed”

Familiar with Northeast Ohio weather: what materials hold up to our freeze-thaw cycles, what fails fast

Existing relationships with local building inspectors and permit offices—which means fewer scheduling delays

When something comes up under warranty, you call a local number and someone who worked on your roof answers

We live and work in this community. Our reputation here is not an abstraction.

Our reviews come from real projects in Northeast Ohio—not generic ratings from across the country. If you are still comparing options, our overview of what separates quality residential roofing companies is worth reading before you decide [internal link].

Our Northeast Ohio Service Area — Communities We Serve

YICN Roofing is based in Bedford Heights, OH, and serves residential customers within approximately 30 miles. Our crews live and work in these communities.

Not sure if we cover your area? Call or text us and we will confirm within minutes. We do not send crews outside our core 30-mile service radius, so every job gets the same team, the same standards, and the same response time.

Real Projects from Northeast Ohio Homeowners

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Case Study: Storm-Damaged Home in the Historic District

After a hail event moved through the area, a homeowner called us about visible shingle damage. We had a crew on-site the same day for a full drone inspection. We documented the damage in the format her insurer required, assisted with the claim process, and completed a full replacement within three weeks. The original architectural shingle profile was matched with a special-order color run.

“They handled the insurance paperwork and kept me updated every step of the way. I didn’t have to figure any of it out on my own.” — Northeast Ohio homeowner, name withheld

Case Study: Energy Efficiency Upgrade on a Ranch Home

A couple was dealing with high summer cooling bills on their ranch home—black shingles, no ridge vents, and attic temps pushing well over 130°F in August. We installed cool-roof architectural shingles, a full ridge vent system, and additional soffit ventilation. Attic temperatures dropped noticeably in the first summer, and their cooling costs followed. ROI projections put payback in the 7-to-9-year range from energy savings alone.

Case Study: Historic Victorian Restoration

A family purchased a Victorian-era home that needed a complete roof overhaul. The original cedar shake was structurally compromised. Historic district guidelines required preservation board approval before any changes. We worked with the board to approve a synthetic slate product that matched the original profile, reinforced the rafter structure where needed, and installed modern underlayment and ice-and-water shield the original builders never had access to.

The finished roof looked identical to the original—and is built to last another 50 years.

Get Your Free Residential Roof Installation Estimate in Northeast Ohio

We are not the company with the biggest billboard. We are the one that shows up on time, gets on your roof, sends you photos, and gives you a written report when the job is done.

What Your Free Inspection Includes

Drone and in-person roof assessment with high-resolution photo documentation

Attic and interior inspection: ventilation, insulation, moisture, and leak indicators

Material recommendations based on your home, budget, and goals—with samples

Itemized written proposal: materials, labor, permits, disposal—every line spelled out

Realistic timeline from contract signing through completion, including permit processing

The whole visit runs about 45 minutes to an hour. No pressure, no pitch—just honest information so you can make a good decision.

How to Schedule

Online: Use our scheduler to pick a time that works for you. Same-day and next-day slots are available most days.

By phone: Call us during business hours. We also have an emergency line for active leaks and storm damage.

Storm or active leak: Tell us upfront. We prioritize emergencies and can typically have someone on-site within hours.

Our promise: We will never pressure you to sign anything. If you decide to go with another company, you still walk away knowing exactly what is going on with your roof—which is more than most homeowners have going in.

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▶ Explore Financing Options old one coming off. That’s the kind of residential roof installation that actually exists—when you’re working with the right team.

If your roof is showing its age, leaking after storms, or you just bought a home and aren’t sure what condition it’s in, don’t sit on it. Water damage compounds fast. What starts as a $12,000 roof job can easily become a $19,000 project once the decking begins rotting underneath.

We provide free on-site roof inspections across our Ohio service area, deliver same-day itemized quotes, and document every step with photos, so you always know exactly what’s happening on your roof—no surprises, no pressure, just honest work done right.

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What Is Residential Roof Installation?

Residential roof installation means installing a completely new roofing system on your home—from the deck up. The process includes removing the old roofing materials, inspecting the wood decking underneath, installing new underlayment, and then laying new shingles, metal panels, or tile on top. This isn’t a patch or repair job—it’s a full system replacement designed to protect your home for decades.

Some contractors cut corners by skipping the tear-off and installing new shingles over the existing roof. While it may look cheaper upfront, this approach often leads to hidden moisture damage, added structural weight, and a roof that fails years earlier than it should. In fact, most local building codes prohibit more than two layers of shingles. If your home already has multiple layers, an overlay isn’t just a bad idea—it’s not legal. That’s why we pull proper permits on every job and follow code requirements from day one.

New construction roof installation works a little differently. Since you’re starting with a clean deck, there’s no tear-off involved—but the materials, installation standards, and code requirements are exactly the same. Whether it’s a brand-new build or a 30-year-old colonial that needs a full replacement, the job should be done right, with no shortcuts.

Want to understand the basics of your roof's anatomy  before your inspection? Our guide breaks down every layer in plain English, so you know exactly what’s going on above your head.

Signs You Need a New Roof Installation (Not Just a Repair)

Most homeowners wait too long. Not because they're irresponsible — they just don't know what to look for. A missing shingle here, a small drip there — it feels manageable. But by the time the ceiling is stained and the drywall is wet, the damage has usually spread far past where the water came in.

Age of Your Current Roof

The age of your roof is often the biggest indicator. A standard asphalt shingle roof lasts 20 to 30 years — maybe a little longer with good ventilation and no major storm damage. Metal roofs go 40 to 70 years. Tile can hit 50 or more. If you're anywhere near that window and you're having any issues at all, repair money is often wasted money. You're patching a system that's already at the end of its life. Take a look at your roofing material options — lifespan is one of the first things we walk homeowners through when comparing materials.

Visible Warning Signs to Look For

You don't need to get on a ladder to spot some of these. A few you can catch from the ground or from inside your attic:

• Curling, cracked, or missing shingles — especially on the south-facing slope

• Granules collecting in your gutters or at the base of your downspouts

• A sagging roofline or soft spots when you walk the decking

• Daylight visible through attic boards when you're up there with the light off

• Leaks that come back even after you've had repairs done

If you want to see what these warning signs actually look like on real roofs, YICN Roofing's before-and-after gallery has documented jobs from across Ohio — you'll recognize the issues pretty fast when you see them in photos.

After Storm or Hail Damage

This one catches people off guard. A hailstorm rolls through, you walk outside, the yard looks normal, and you think you're fine. But hail damage to shingles is often invisible from the ground — what it does is fracture the protective granule layer, which then leads to accelerated aging, cracking, and leaks over the next 12 to 24 months. By the time the leak shows up, the window to file an insurance claim may have closed. A post-storm inspection costs you nothing. Our hail damage inspection services are free and scheduled within 24 hours.

Not sure if you need a repair or a full replacement? See your roof's health report — book a free inspection.

Residential Roofing Materials – Which One Is Right for Your Home?

The material you put on your roof affects everything — how long it lasts, how much it costs, how your home looks, and how much you're paying to cool it in July. There's no one-size-fits-all answer here. The right choice depends on your budget, your roof's pitch, your HOA rules if you have them, and what kind of weather your area actually sees.

In Ohio, we lean toward metal and high-grade architectural shingles for a lot of our residential installs — the freeze-thaw cycles here are brutal on cheaper materials, and the summer heat means energy efficiency actually shows up on your utility bill. Check out all the material options we carry — including manufacturer specs and warranty details.

How the Residential Roof Installation Process Works

Most homeowners have never been through a full roof installation before. That's completely normal — and honestly, a decent residential roofing contractor should walk you through every step before work starts. Here's exactly how it goes when you hire us:

1. Free on-site inspection and damage assessment — We get on the roof, document what we find with photos, and give you a straight answer about what needs to happen.

2. Itemized written proposal — You get a line-by-line quote: materials, labor, tear-off, permits. No vague estimates, no "we'll figure it out as we go."

3. Permits and HOA scheduling — We pull all required permits and handle HOA coordination if your neighborhood requires approval before work starts.

4. Tear-off and deck inspection — The old roof comes off first. We inspect every inch of decking underneath and flag any wood that needs to be replaced before we build on top of it.

5. Installation with photo documentation — Every stage of the install gets photographed. You'll have a record of what's underneath your new roof — not just what it looks like from the driveway.

6. Final QA walkthrough — We do a quality check before we call the job done. You get a final report with photos showing the completed work.

7. Full site cleanup — Magnetic nail sweeps, debris removal, dumpster pickup. Your yard looks like we were never there.

A homeowner in Gahanna told us after her job wrapped that she'd never had a contractor actually send her a final report before. She said it made her feel like she knew what she was paying for for the first time. That's the standard, not the exception. See our full list of roofing services if you want more detail on what's included at each stage.

New Roof Installation Cost – What to Actually Expect

Anyone who gives you a roofing price over the phone without seeing your roof is giving you a number they made up. Roof costs vary — a lot — based on real variables that can only be assessed in person. That said, here's what actually drives the price so you know what questions to ask:

For a basic asphalt shingle replacement on a mid-size Ohio home, you're typically looking at somewhere in the $8,000–$15,000 range depending on the variables above. Metal and tile jobs run higher. If budget is a concern, we have flexible options — YICN Roofing financing options include low-interest payment plans so a new roof doesn't have to happen all at once. You can also try our online cost estimator to get a rough ballpark before your inspection. And if you're a senior homeowner, check out our available roofing discounts — there are programs most people don't know about.

Book your free inspection — get your actual number, not a guess.

Residential Roof Replacement vs. New Roof Installation – Is There a Difference?

Technically yes, practically not much. "Residential roof replacement" means tearing off what's there and installing a complete new roof system on an existing home. "New roof installation" is usually used for new construction, where there's nothing to tear off first. Most homeowners searching for "roof installation" are actually looking for replacement — they have an existing home with an aging or damaged roof that needs to go.

The reason this matters: some contractors skip the tear-off and do what's called an overlay — new shingles on top of old ones. It's cheaper, faster, and it hides problems instead of fixing them.

"We've pulled back overlays and found two, sometimes three layers of old shingles underneath — and rotted decking that nobody had looked at in 20 years. Contractors who skip tear-off are pushing the problem down the road. You're the one who pays for it later."

Our residential roof replacement services always include full tear-off, deck inspection, and code-compliant installation. No shortcuts.

Storm Damage and Emergency Roof Installation – We Move Fast

Storms in Ohio don't follow a schedule — spring hail, summer derecho winds, late-season ice dams. They hit when they hit. And when your roof takes a direct hit, the clock starts immediately. Water gets in, framing gets wet, mold starts within 24 to 48 hours in the right conditions. That's why we keep same-day and next-morning inspection slots open during storm season. We had a hailstorm come through a neighborhood in Dublin last April, and by 11am the next day we had 14 inspections on the books. Speed is part of the job.

If your roof is actively leaking and a full replacement can't start immediately, we offer temporary emergency tarping to stop water intrusion until the install is scheduled. It's not a fix — it's damage control while we get the real work lined up. For homes with significant storm damage roof restoration needs, we document everything for your insurance claim from day one. Speaking of which — hail damage roof inspection after any significant storm is always free and worth scheduling even if you think you got lucky.

Insurance Claims and Your Residential Roof Installation

A lot of homeowners don't know that a full residential roof replacement is often covered by their homeowner's insurance — especially after hail or wind damage. What most people don't know is that the documentation you submit with the claim is what determines whether it gets approved and for how much. A contractor who just patches things and hands you a receipt isn't giving you what you need. You need a full damage assessment with photos, measurements, and a written scope — the kind adjusters actually use.

We've been through hundreds of insurance claims with homeowners across Ohio. We know what adjusters look for, and we document jobs to match that standard from the very first inspection. One homeowner in Powell thought she was looking at $14,000 out of pocket. Once we provided the full hail impact documentation to her insurer, they covered $11,800 of it. She called us after the check cleared to say it was the best phone call she'd made all year. YICN Roofing insurance claim assistance is part of our standard process — not an add-on service.

We work directly with adjusters, walk the roof with them when needed, and stay involved until the claim is closed. You shouldn't have to figure out insurance on your own while also managing a roofing project.

Why Local Residential Roofers Near You Are the Better Choice

National roofing companies exist. They run big ads, they have call centers, and they send crews from wherever they can find them. There's nothing inherently wrong with that — but there's a reason local residential roofers near you tend to get better reviews from actual homeowners in the area.

• We're licensed and insured in Ohio — not just generically "licensed"

• We know the weather patterns here: what materials hold up to Ohio winters, what fails fast in freeze-thaw cycles

• We have existing relationships with local building inspectors and permit offices — which means fewer delays

• If something comes up under warranty, you call a local number and someone who actually worked on your roof calls you back

• We live here too — our reputation in this market is everything to us

Don't take our word for it. Read what local homeowners say — our reviews come from real projects in your area, not generic five-star ratings from across the country. If you're still comparing options, this breakdown of the best residential roofing company near you is worth reading before you decide.

Residential Roof Installation Near You – Free Quote, Zero Pressure

We're not the company with the biggest billboard on I-270. We're the one that shows up on time, gets on your roof, sends you photos, and gives you a written report when the job is done. If you're looking for a residential roofing company that doesn't treat your house like a number in a queue, here's what you get when you work with us:

• Precision installation with lifetime-backed materials — manufacturer warranties on the products we use, workmanship warranty on the labor

• Photo documentation from start to finish — you'll know exactly what's underneath your new roof

• Itemized pricing with zero surprises — the number we quote is the number you pay

• 24-hour storm response — because damage doesn't wait for Monday morning

• Full insurance claim assistance — we handle the documentation, you keep more of your money

Ready to find out what your roof actually needs? The inspection is free. The quote is written and itemized. And if you decide not to go with us, you still walk away knowing exactly what's going on with your roof — which is more than most homeowners have.

Real Stories from Real Homeowners

Case Study: The Storm-Damaged Colonial

Sarah called us last June after that crazy hailstorm we had. Her colonial in the historic district had taken a beating - shingles were torn up, gutters were dented, the whole nine yards.

Day 1: We had a crew out within 4 hours of her call doing emergency tarping to protect her home until we could do a full replacement.

Day 3: Full drone inspection documented all the damage. We helped Sarah file her insurance claim with detailed photos and measurements.

Week 2: Insurance adjuster agreed with our assessment. Full roof replacement approved, plus gutter replacement.

Week 4: Complete roof replacement done in 3 days. We matched her original architectural shingles (had to special order the color, but it was worth the wait).

Sarah's insurance covered everything except her deductible. Her house looks amazing now, and she said the whole process was way less stressful than she expected.

"I was so worried about dealing with insurance and finding a good contractor. These guys handled everything and kept me updated every step of the way. My new roof looks even better than the old one did." - Sarah M.

Case Study: The Energy Efficiency Upgrade

Tom and Linda were tired of their outrageous summer cooling bills. Their ranch home had an old dark roof with basically no attic ventilation.

The problems we found:

• Black shingles absorbing tons of heat

• No ridge vents at all

• Insufficient soffit ventilation

• Attic temperatures hitting 150+ degrees in summer

Our solution:

• Cool roof shingles in light gray (reflects heat)

• Complete ridge vent system

• Additional soffit vents for proper airflow

• Attic insulation upgrade while we were at it

The results:

• Summer cooling bills dropped about 30%

• Attic temperature now stays under 120 degrees

• More comfortable upstairs bedrooms

• Return on investment in about 7 years from energy savings alone

Tom called me last month just to tell me their August electric bill was $85 lower than last year. He sounded so excited you'd think he won the lottery.

Case Study: The Historic Restoration

The Martinez family bought a gorgeous Victorian that needed a complete roof overhaul. Original cedar shake roof was literally falling apart.

Challenges:

• Historic district required approval for any changes

• Had to match the original look and profile

• Some of the original roof structure needed reinforcement

• Budget constraints (historic work aint cheap)

What we did:

• Worked with the preservation board to approve synthetic slate that looked identical to the original cedar shake

• Reinforced rafters where needed

• Installed proper underlayment and ice/water shield (didnt exist when house was built)

• Matched the original roof lines and details exactly

Timeline: This one took 8 days because of the complexity and the extra care needed. But when we were done, it looked exactly like the original roof, just way more durable and weatherproof.

The Martinez's got featured in the local historic preservation newsletter. And their house is now properly protected for the next 50 years.

Take the Next Step: Get Your Free Roof Installation Quote

What Your Free Inspection Includes

When you call us for a free estimate, heres exactly what happens:

Comprehensive drone assessment: We fly our drone over your entire roof capturing high-resolution photos and videos. You watch in real-time and can see exactly what we're seeing. Takes about 10-15 minutes.

Attic and interior inspection: We check your attic for proper ventilation, insulation issues, moisture problems, and any signs of leaks. This tells us a lot about whats happening with your roof that you cant see from outside.

Material recommendations: Based on what we find, we'll recommend the best materials for your home, budget, and goals. We show you samples and explain the differences between options.

Itemized pricing proposal: You get a detailed written quote breaking down every cost - materials, labor, permits, disposal, everything. No vague "we'll figure it out later" nonsense.

Timeline estimate: We give you a realistic timeline from signing contract to completed installation, including permit time.

The whole process takes about 45 minutes to an hour. No pressure, no sales pitch - just honest information so you can make a good decision.

Schedule Within 24 Hours

Online booking: Use our online scheduler to pick a time that works for you. We have same-day and next-day slots available most days.

Phone consultation: Rather talk to a real person? Call us. We answer during business hours, and we have an emergency line for after-hours issues.

Emergency prioritization: If your roof is actively leaking or you've got storm damage, tell us right away. We prioritize emergencies and can usually have someone there within a few hours.

Same-day inspection availability: Need someone today? We've got you covered. Call before noon and we can usually fit you in same day.

Zero-Obligation Consultation Promise

Heres our guarantee: We will never pressure you to sign anything. Ever.

We're here to give you information and help you make a good decision, even if that decision is to go with someone else. Seriously. We'd rather you hire a competitor than make a rushed decision you regret.

Service Area and Local Expertise

Communities We Serve

We're proud to serve homeowners throughout our region. Our crews live and work in these communities, and we've done hundreds of roofs in each area.

We're fully licensed, insured, and locally owned. You can verify our credentials anytime - we're completely transparent about our licensing, insurance, and local business registrations.

Whether you need a simple roof repair or a complete residential roof replacement, we're here to help. We've been protecting homes in this area for years, and were not going anywhere.

Ready to get started?

Schedule your free inspection now or call YICN Roofing OH today. Your roof's not gonna fix itself, but we can definitely fix it for you.

Let's talk about protecting your home the right way.

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