Roof Replacement: a fixed price, an accountable crew, a 1 to 2 day install

If your roof is over 20 years old, losing granules, or leaking in more than one spot, you are likely looking at a roof replacement. We will tell you honestly if that is the right call, and what it should actually cost. 

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Do you actually need a full replacement?

Some homeowners need a full replacement. Others do not. Here is how to tell which side you are on: 

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Signs you probably need a replacement

  • The roof is 20+ years old (check your closing paperwork, most original roofs are the same age as the house).
  • Granules are piling up in your gutters and at the bottom of your downspouts.
  • You can see shingles that are curling, cupping, or blistering from the ground.
  • You have had leaks in more than one spot over the last two years.
  • Your insurance company has told you they will not renew your policy without a new roof.
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Signs you probably just need a repair 

  • The leak is in a single, identifiable spot, usually near a skylight, chimney, or vent.
  • The roof is under 15 years old and otherwise looks fine from the ground.
  • You had a specific storm event (hail, wind) and the damage is localized.
If this list sounds like you, save yourself some time and head over to Roof Repair

Comprehensive Roof Replacement Options

Asphalt Shingle Replacement
Asphalt Shingle Replacement

The most common choice in Ohio. Architectural shingles offer a 25 to 30 year lifespan, with typical replacements ranging from $16,000 to $20,000.

Metal Roof Replacement
Stone-Coated Metal Replacement

Textured metal panels that mimic shingles or tile with 40 to 70 year durability. Typical residential replacement ranges from $30,000 to $48,000.

Why a Roof Replacement Pays Off

Long-term structural protection for your home

A full replacement eliminates hidden moisture, replaces compromised wood decking, and installs a complete, weather-tight barrier built to protect your home's foundation and interior for decades. 

Maximum energy efficiency and curb appeal 

Modern roofing materials feature advanced reflective technology to help lower attic temperatures and reduce cooling costs, while instantly elevating your home's exterior appearance and overall market value.

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Recent Ohio Roof Replacement Projects

Real homes, real neighborhoods. Tap any project for before, during, and after photos along with material specifications.  

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What does a new roof cost in Ohio?

$16,000 - $50,000

A typical roof replacement on an average Ohio home costs between $16,000 and $20,000. Architectural asphalt replacements range from $16,000 to $20,000, designer shingles range from $18,000 to $30,000, stone-coated metal runs $30,000 to $48,000, and standing seam metal runs $36,000 to $50,000. 


What drives the price

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Square footage of the roof: Measured off satellite imagery and confirmed on-site, pitch and overhang add 20% to 30% over home square footage. 

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Pitch: Steeper roofs require more safety equipment, additional labor time, and specialized rigging. 

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Material choice: Architectural shingles, designer lines, stone-coated metal, or standing seam metal. 

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Tear-off vs. layover: We recommend full tear-offs because layovers void most manufacturer warranties and trap moisture underneath. 

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Decking condition: Rotten wood uncovered during tear-off is replaced at a fixed per-sheet rate specified upfront in your contract. 

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Complexity: Valleys, dormers, chimneys, and skylights require extra labor and specialized flashing details. 

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What we do
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We give you a fixed written price before you sign anything, holding that rate for 30 days. If we uncover rotten decking or fascia during tear-off, the exact per-unit rate is already outlined in your contract so you approve any addition in writing before work occurs. 

Three stages.
No surprises.

STEP 1
Inspection & Estimate

Your Home Inspection Specialist walks the roof, photographs every slope, and sends you a written line-item estimate, usually the same day. You also get a digital copy of every inspection photo. 

STEP 2
Material & Schedule

You pick your shingle color and manufacturer. We confirm a tear-off date, usually within 2 to 4 weeks, and you get a text notification the day before with a 2-hour arrival window. 

STEP 3
Install & Walkthrough

The crew arrives between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on install day. Tear-off, decking inspection, underlayment, shingles, flashing, ridge vent, and cleanup happen in sequence. Most roofs finish in 1 to 2 days. We walk the finished roof with you, handing over your warranty paperwork before we leave. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Replacement

How long will my new roof actually take to install?

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Most single-family home roof replacements in Ohio take 1 to 2 days. Complex roofs with steep pitches, multiple dormers, or extensive valleys may take up to 3 days. Your Home Inspection Specialist will confirm your exact timeline during your free inspection. 

Do I have to leave my house during the install?

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No. Most homeowners remain home during installation. It is noisy while crews work overhead, but installation teams keep driveway access clear and never need to enter your living space. 

What happens if it rains on install day?

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We monitor local weather forecasts closely. If rain is expected, we reschedule or work in sections, tarping exposed decking securely overnight. Water has never entered a home during our installations due to our strict weather protocols. 

Can I finance a roof replacement?

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Yes. We offer flexible financing options with multiple lending partners, including options with no money down for qualified homeowners. Your Home Inspection Specialist will walk you through payment options at quote time. 

What is included in the roof replacement warranty?

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You receive two layers of protection: a manufacturer warranty on materials (up to 50 years on premium lines) and our VanGuard workmanship warranty on installation labor. Every term is clearly detailed in your contract in plain English. 

Roof replacement in your city

We replace roofs across Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati, and surrounding communities. Select your area to see local pricing, neighborhood projects, and nearby crews. 

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