Request a Roof Estimate in Dayton, OH
Describe your roof below and Roof Replacement Dayton OH will hand the request to one independent roofer who serves Dayton, Ohio and nearby towns in Montgomery County, Ohio. That roofer sets up a free inspection and puts any price on paper. We only make the referral, and sending a request costs you nothing.
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After seeing the roof, the roofer should give you a written estimate that splits the job into parts: removal and the number of layers, any decking repair, underlayment and ice barrier at the eaves, shingles or metal panels, flashing, vents, cleanup and warranties. An estimate broken out like that lets you hold it against a second bid line by line.
We set no prices, sign nothing and keep out of insurance matters. Roofers may pay us a fee for a referral. You never pay one, and nothing of value is offered to you for asking.
- Layer count. Dayton allows two layers at most; a roof that already has two needs a full tear-off before anything new goes on.
- Permit note. New shingles inside Dayton need no building permit, but sheathing, rafter or truss work does. The Division of Building Inspection is at 937-333-3883.
- Insurance proof. Ask for a liability certificate, plus workers' comp if the roofer has employees.
- Warranties on paper. Get both the labor and manufacturer warranties in writing, and ask who registers the manufacturer's.
What to Expect Next
- We read your request and pass it to one roofer who works in your part of the Dayton area.
- The roofer contacts you to pick an inspection time that suits you.
- After the inspection, the roofer writes up the estimate and walks you through it.
- You decide, with no obligation. If you sign at your kitchen table, Ohio law usually gives you three business days, ending at midnight on the third, to back out.
Describe the Job
Tell us your town or ZIP, roughly how old the roof is, what it's made of, and what got you looking: a leak, missing shingles, storm damage or plain age. If an insurance claim is already open, mention it. The roofer can document what they find, and the claim stays between you and your insurer. Read the Referral Marketing Disclosure for how referrals work.