We are one of the only roofing companies in Ohio that publishes its pricing. Below are honest ranges for every service we offer, plus what actually pushes a number higher or lower. If a real quote falls outside our published range, we will tell you why, in writing.
It lets contractors charge more to customers who do not know the range.
It filters out "price shoppers," which in practice means customers who are doing their due diligence.
It is just how it has always been done, and nobody has bothered to change it.
We work with multiple financing partners to offer flexible terms, promotional 0% options, fixed-rate installment loans, and longer-term reduced-rate plans. No money down options are frequently available for qualified homeowners. Checking your options is a soft credit pull only, so seeing your rate will not affect your credit score.
Two reasons. First, roofs vary a lot, a 1,500 sq ft ranch and a 3,500 sq ft cut-up colonial are both single-family Ohio homes, but they are thousands of dollars apart. Second, material matters, architectural shingles and standing seam metal on the same roof differ significantly. A real written quote narrows it down to a single fixed number.
Yes, they are our actual ranges for Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati markets. We do not charge more in higher-income ZIP codes. The scope and rate you receive in Oakwood is the exact same scope and rate you receive in Trotwood.
Tell us, and we will walk you through exactly why. Reasons it can happen include a very large roof, steep pitch, extensive decking replacement, specialty materials, or complex flashing (such as multiple chimneys, dormers, and skylights). If we cannot explain it clearly in one conversation, we are doing something wrong.
Not on price, we are not marked up to leave room for haggling. We negotiate on scope: if your quote is over budget, we can talk about different shingle lines, phasing the work, or financing terms. We will not cut corners on flashing or underlayment to hit a number.
Mostly because they never have, and changing is hard. Some will tell you it is because "every roof is different," but so is every car, and manufacturers manage to publish baseline pricing. The real reason is usually that in-person estimates allow contractors to flex pricing based on how much they think a customer will pay. We do not work that way.
