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Slate roof repair across Columbus

From German Village to Clintonville, Columbus is full of slate roofs. Request a repair, leak fix or inspection anywhere in the city and get a free written estimate.

Slate roofs in Columbus

Whether you live in a brick cottage in German Village or a big Victorian on Bryden Road, there is a good chance your home has, or once had, a slate roof. Many have been patched over the decades with tar or mismatched slate. The right fix depends on the condition of the slate, the flashing and the wood underneath, not the zip code.

German Village & Schumacher PlaceBrick homes from the 1800s, many still under their original slate.
Victorian Village & Italian VillageSteep Victorian roofs where slate, copper valleys and tall chimneys are common.
Olde Towne East & Driving ParkLarge older homes with slate roofs that often need flashing and slate replacement.
ClintonvilleTudors and early 1900s homes, some with slate roofs that have been patched over the years.
Old North & the University DistrictOlder houses near campus with slate roofs, dormers and chimneys.
Merion Village & Southern ColumbusOlder brick homes where a few missing slates can let water in fast.
Near East Side & Bryden RoadHistoric homes with big slate roofs and ornate rooflines.
Northwest & West ColumbusMid-century and older homes, plus newer houses with slate accents.

Also welcome: requests from nearby Bexley, Upper Arlington, Grandview Heights, Worthington, Dublin, Westerville, Gahanna, Hilliard, Whitehall, Reynoldsburg.

Slate roof services in Columbus

Hiring a roofer in Ohio

Ohio does not license residential roofers statewide, so it is up to you to check. Ask any roofer for proof of insurance and any local registration, ask how much slate work they do, and get a written estimate before work begins.

Columbus slate roof FAQ

Do you cover suburbs outside the city?

Yes, requests from Bexley, Upper Arlington, Grandview Heights, Worthington, Dublin, Westerville, Gahanna, Hilliard, Whitehall, Reynoldsburg and the rest of Franklin County are welcome. Choose your area in the form and a roofer covering it will follow up.

My home is in a historic district. Does that matter?

It can. In German Village, Victorian Village, Italian Village and other historic areas, changes to a roof’s look or materials may need approval first. Repairing slate with matching slate usually keeps things simple. See repair or replace a slate roof.

My house is tall and the roof is steep. Is that a problem?

Not usually. Slate roofers work on steep roofs all the time with ladders and roof hooks. It can affect the time and cost, so mention how many stories the house is in your notes.

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