North Central Ohio — Marion, Delaware, Mansfield and Columbus, and the towns in between.
Based in Marion. The run goes south down 23 through Delaware to Columbus, northeast through Galion to Mansfield, and west out past LaRue to Kenton. Outside the list? Call and ask — the answer is usually still yes.
Marion is home. It is also a town of older housing stock — a lot of it built when a front porch and a steep shingle roof were standard — which means roofs at the end of a second life, porch decks gone soft under a sound roof, and fascia that will not hold a gutter hanger any more.
Roofing in MarionProspect sits south of Marion on the Scioto, a short run down 203. Village lots and the farm properties around them, which means everything from a single-story re-roof to barn and outbuilding work.
Roofing in ProspectCaledonia is fifteen minutes east of Marion on 309. Small village, older houses, and the same story on most of them: the roof and the porch are the two things asking for attention first.
Roofing in CaledoniaLaRue is west of Marion out 309, right on the Hardin County line. Rural properties and village houses, with plenty of outbuildings that need the same metal roof the house does.
Roofing in LaRueGreen Camp is a few minutes southwest of Marion. Village houses and farm properties spread out around them — well inside the range for anything from a gutter run to a full re-side.
Roofing in Green CampWaldo is straight down 23 toward Delaware. Close enough to Marion that a repair call does not need to be a whole-day job.
Roofing in WaldoMorral is northwest of Marion, out toward Upper Sandusky. Small village, lots of open exposure, and wind that finds the loose shingles on a roof every spring.
Roofing in MorralNew Bloomington is west of Marion in the farmland between 309 and 95. Rural work, outbuildings included.
Roofing in New BloomingtonMount Gilead is the Morrow County seat, east of Marion on 95. Well within the working radius for roofing, siding, windows and the rest of it.
Roofing in Mount GileadCardington sits southeast of Marion in Morrow County. Older village housing with the porches and steep roofs that go with it.
Roofing in CardingtonGalion is northeast of Marion in Crawford County. A town with real Victorian housing stock, which means porch and trim carpentry alongside the roofing.
Roofing in GalionBucyrus is the Crawford County seat, northeast up 98. Town housing, farm property around it, and a downtown with the kind of low-slope commercial roofs that need membrane rather than shingles.
Roofing in BucyrusUpper Sandusky is north of Marion up 23, the Wyandot County seat. Town houses and a lot of open farm property around it — barns and machine sheds included.
Roofing in Upper SanduskyKenton is west of Marion, the Hardin County seat out past LaRue. Roofing, siding and outbuilding work all travel that far.
Roofing in KentonRichwood is southwest of Marion in Union County, off 37. Village and rural properties both.
Roofing in RichwoodMarysville is southwest of Marion on 4 and 31, the Union County seat. A town growing fast, where new-build subdivisions and century houses sit a few streets apart and both need roofs.
Roofing in MarysvilleDelaware is straight down 23, about halfway between Marion and Columbus. Newer subdivisions around the edges and real older housing near downtown, which are two very different roofing jobs.
Roofing in DelawarePowell sits at the north edge of the Columbus suburbs. Larger homes, steeper pitches and complicated rooflines — the kind of roof where the valleys and the flashing detail are the whole job.
Roofing in PowellSunbury is southeast of Marion off 36 and 37, growing quickly around the square. New subdivisions and century houses both.
Roofing in SunburyOstrander is south of Marion in western Delaware County — village lots and farm properties, outbuildings included.
Roofing in OstranderMansfield is the northeast end of the run, up 30 from Galion. A city with serious older housing stock and a lot of commercial buildings, which is where the flat-roof and metal work comes in.
Roofing in MansfieldOntario sits just west of Mansfield on 30. Residential and commercial both, and well inside the range.
Roofing in OntarioColumbus is the south end of the service area, an hour straight down 23. Worth the drive for a full roof, a re-side or a commercial job — call and ask about smaller repairs.
Roofing in ColumbusWorthington is the first stop coming into Columbus on 23. Older housing around the green and newer stock beyond it, on roofs that reward doing the flashing properly.
Roofing in WorthingtonCall or text (740) 251-8742 and describe the job — a roof, a porch, a whole exterior, a commercial flat roof. Photos help. You will get a straight answer about what it needs and what it does not.