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Roofing · Dublin & nearby suburbs
Know your roof.
Protect your home.
Roof repair, replacement and storm-damage assessments, with clear findings and a scope you can understand before deciding what comes next.
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The concern
Leaks, missing shingles, storm damage or a roof approaching replacement.
Pricing
Roof size, material, access and concealed decking affect the proposal. Pricing follows assessment.
Start here
Request a free roof inspection. For temporary tarp availability, call Dublin.
Start with the condition
The right work.
For the roof you have.
A missing shingle, a recurring leak and widespread wear can call for different responses. We begin with an assessment, then explain what the findings mean for your home.
01 / Understand
Inspect & document
Review accessible surfaces, roof details and reported concerns. Photos, damage locations and, where appropriate, a drone overview or safe roof walk help explain what we find.
02 / Address
Repair where appropriate
Consider targeted repairs when the issue is localized and surrounding materials are suitable. The repair scope should address the cause, including relevant flashing or connection details.
03 / Renew
Replace with a clear scope
When the roof’s condition calls for broader work, review the material, tear-off, roof assembly and transitions together. Understand what is included and how concealed repairs will be handled.
Reformation project film & photography
Roofing, from the job site.
Project views show the roof details and the work behind them. Construction-progress photos are labeled separately.
See our roofing work in action.
A 53-second look at roof inspections, tear-off, installation and finished roofs, filmed on Reformation projects.
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Materials we install
A roof that belongs
with your home.
Appearance is one consideration. We also discuss the roof’s shape, structural suitability, maintenance and the requirements of the selected roofing system.

Architectural asphalt
Dimensional and designer shingles in a range of colors and profiles. Compare the selected product and complete installation system.

Exposed-fastener metal
A panel option for garages, outbuildings and suitable homes. Discuss roof complexity, fastening details and ongoing maintenance.

Standing seam metal
A clean-lined metal option with concealed fastening. Panel selection, transitions and penetrations need to suit the roof.

Cedar shake
Natural texture and character. Consider ventilation, detailing and the maintenance you are comfortable taking on.

Composite & synthetic roofing
Slate-, shake- and tile-inspired profiles. Compare the chosen product’s appearance, installation requirements and warranty terms.

Natural slate
A distinctive material that calls for careful flashing and specialist installation. Review structural suitability and the condition of existing slate.

Clay & concrete tile
A defined architectural profile with system-specific installation needs. Weight, supporting structure and flashing details need review.

Low-slope membranes
EPDM, TPO and PVC options for suitable low-slope sections. Material selection depends on the roof assembly, drainage and detailing.
Images illustrate material options and are not presented as completed Reformation projects. Product suitability and availability are confirmed for your roof.
More than the surface
The details beneath
a dependable roof.
A replacement is a coordinated system. The proposal should describe the work from the supporting deck through the finished roof, with details appropriate to your material and roof assembly.
Discuss your roof’s condition ↗Protect, remove & assess
Plan access, material staging and protection for the property. Remove the agreed existing materials and inspect exposed decking before covering it.
Prepare the roof assembly
Address agreed decking repairs, underlayment, water-protection layers and edge details according to the selected system and applicable requirements.
Install the connections carefully
Coordinate valleys, walls, chimneys, penetrations and flashing. Review ventilation needs as part of the assembly, then install the roofing and finish details.
Clean up & review
Remove project debris, perform the appropriate cleanup and magnetic sweep, and review the completed work with applicable care and warranty information.
Measurements to a clear proposal
Understand what
goes into the price.
We use measurement tools including HOVER and EagleView to help plan roofing projects. Measurements support material quantities; the site assessment helps identify details the numbers alone cannot show.
Your proposal should clarify
- Roofing material, profile and agreed color
- Tear-off, disposal and property protection
- Underlayment, flashing and ventilation scope
- How concealed decking repairs are priced
- Exclusions, payment terms and applicable warranties
We provide pricing for your roof after reviewing the scope. Any needed changes are discussed and documented before additional work proceeds.
After the storm
Clear findings.
A practical next step.
If you’ve noticed missing shingles, a leak or possible storm damage, share what happened and where you see the problem. We can assess conditions, document findings and prepare a proposed repair scope.
How insurance-related repairs work ↗Need temporary protection?
Call about emergency tarp service and current availability. Access, weather and safe working conditions determine when temporary protection can be installed.
Call (614) 787-0866 ↗Temporary protection does not replace a permanent repair. Insurance coverage is determined by your insurer under your policy.
Roofing in Dublin & nearby suburbs
Local homes.
Individual recommendations.
Serving residential projects in Dublin, Powell, New Albany, Westerville, Delaware, Upper Arlington and Gahanna. Tell us the project street address and what you’re planning. We verify the building jurisdiction before scheduling. We currently do not accept projects within City of Columbus building jurisdiction.
Do you offer a free roof inspection?
Yes. Start by sharing your address and what you’ve noticed. We assess accessible roof conditions, document findings and discuss whether repair, replacement or monitoring is the appropriate next step. Access and weather affect how an inspection can be carried out safely.
Does a leak mean I need a new roof?
Not necessarily. A localized issue may be repairable. We look at the source of water entry, the condition of the surrounding roof and the extent of deterioration before recommending a scope.
How much will roofing work cost?
Roof area, slope, access, material choice, tear-off, flashing and decking conditions all affect the price. We prepare project-specific pricing after assessment and measurements rather than publish a range that may not fit your roof.
What happens if damaged decking is found during tear-off?
Some conditions are concealed until existing materials are removed. The proposal should explain how potential decking repairs are handled. If additional work is needed, we document the finding and discuss the scope and cost before proceeding with that added work.
Can you help after wind or hail damage?
We can assess visible conditions, document findings and prepare a repair or replacement scope. If you open a claim, we can provide project documentation. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy; an inspection does not guarantee a covered loss.
Can you tarp a damaged roof?
Temporary tarp service is available. Call to discuss the damage and availability; timing depends on weather, access and safe working conditions. Tarping is temporary protection, with a permanent repair plan still needed.
What warranty will my roof have?
Product warranties and workmanship terms depend on the selected materials and agreement. We explain the applicable coverage, exclusions and any registration requirements for your project.
How long will the work take?
Repair and replacement schedules depend on roof size and complexity, material availability, weather and any concealed repairs. We discuss the anticipated sequence and timing for your specific roof.
Your home. Your next chapter.