Request a Roof Estimate in Columbus, OH
Thinking about a new roof in Columbus, Ohio or nearby Franklin County, OH? Tell us a little about the house below. The request goes to one independent local roofer, who visits, measures and gives you a written estimate. You can still say no or compare prices.
Estimates Without Strings
The estimate you get is the roofer's, not ours. This site is a referral service: it passes your request along and stays out of the pricing, the contract and the work. The roofing company that receives your request pays the site for it, and you pay the site nothing and get nothing from it.
A roof is one of the biggest repairs a house will ever need. The median owner-occupied home in Columbus is valued at $252,900 (U.S. Census Bureau), so a replacement can be a large share of what the house is worth. Many roofers write estimates without charging for the visit; check with the roofer when you set the time.
Then What?
- The roofer gets in touch. One company reaches out using the contact details you gave to pick a time that suits you.
- The roof gets a close look. Expect the roofer to check the shingles, flashing, vents and attic, and to measure the surface.
- You get the price on paper. Ask for the scope, materials, tear-off plan and payment schedule to be spelled out.
- You check before you sign. Inside Columbus, ask for the roofer's City of Columbus contractor license number, proof of insurance and who will pull the city permit.
A Few Details About Your Home
The form asks for your name, an email address or number for the roofer to reach you, your town, the type of house, the roof material if you know it, and what made you start thinking about a new roof. A note about leaks or storm damage helps the roofer plan the visit.
When you press send, the request goes to one independent roofer serving your area, and to no one else. Read the Referral Marketing Disclosure for the details.
- Pay as the work moves along. Ohio sets no deposit cap, so pay in stages tied to the work and be wary of large upfront demands.
- Know your cancel window. If you sign at your own home after a sales visit, Ohio law gives you three business days to cancel.