Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and a complete Owens Corning system for Worthington’s colonial homes, including the decking repair older roofs so often need underneath.
Serving Worthington, OH
Colonial Hills alone accounts for 873 homes built in the early 1940s, which gives roofing in Worthington, Ohio a scale most suburbs here do not have. We replace and repair roofs, install James Hardie siding, and design roof-integrated solar with materials that respect those classic homes. Veteran-owned, an Owens Corning Preferred contractor, and never handed to unlicensed subcontractors.
We Start With the Truth
Worthington’s colonial homes and mature neighborhoods have a look worth protecting, and a careless crew can undo it with the wrong shingle or a flattened trim detail. Many of these homes carry years of Ohio freeze-thaw on older decking and flashing, and the ones near the Old Worthington historic district may face added review. We slow down, tell you honestly what the roof needs, and match roofing, siding, and solar to the home instead of treating it like new construction.
What We Do
Full tear-off and a complete Owens Corning system for Worthington’s colonial homes, including the decking repair older roofs so often need underneath.
Leak tracing and flashing repair on the established homes near Old Worthington, where aging details are usually the source of a leak.
24/7 response after Central Ohio wind and hail, with careful documentation and direct work with your insurer.
James Hardie fiber-cement siding with profiles and trim that keep the character of a Worthington colonial while ending the constant repainting.
On the Ground in Worthington
Colonial Hills is 873 single family homes, put up in the early 1940s by the Defense Homes Corporation for wartime production workers and annexed to Worthington in 1954, when it held more residents than the village itself. Worthington Estates is mid century with generous lots. Old Worthington, around High Street and Dublin Granville Road, is the historic core.
We work all of 43085. On a street where hundreds of houses were built to the same plan in the same year, exterior work is rarely a per house question.
The Proof
4.9 stars across 98 Google reviews from homeowners across Central Ohio, and every one of them is public and checkable.
The Whole Exterior
Wartime era housing at scale, plus a protected historic core. These four things decide the work.
Colonial Hills went up as a single project, so its roofs and walls share an age and often share the same previous repairs. We usually know the assembly before we get on the roof.
Covering over existing material was standard practice for decades. On a 1940s house we expect at least one previous layer, and we would rather take it back than add another.
House wrap and proper flashing at every opening did not exist when these were built. Adding it during a re clad is most of the real value of the job and none of it shows afterwards.
When hundreds of houses share one plan, a corner or a trim detail done differently is visible from the end of the road. Matching what the street already does is worth the extra care.

Materials
As an Owens Corning Preferred contractor and a James Hardie certified installer, we install materials suited to classic, established homes. On Worthington colonials, roof color and siding proportions have to complement the architecture, and fiber-cement lets you keep the look of wood without repainting every few years under Central Ohio weather.
See the Difference
Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to compare our crew mid tear-off with the finished roof on the same home.
A real Professional Roofing Contractors project: full tear-off and replacement on the same Central Ohio home.
Local, Not a Call Center
From our Columbus office, our licensed crews serve homeowners throughout Worthington, from the Old Worthington historic district to the established neighborhoods along the north-central side of the metro.
Questions, Answered
All of Worthington, from the Old Worthington historic district to the established neighborhoods across the north-central side of the metro, plus the surrounding suburbs.
It can. Homes in and around the historic area may face added review on visible exterior changes. We help you document approved materials and colors and pull the required permit before the crew arrives.
Established colonials often have aging flashing, worn valleys, and decking that has taken years of freeze-thaw. On a tear-off we plan for decking repair so the new Owens Corning system sits on sound wood.
Both. Along with roof replacement, repair, and storm work, we install James Hardie siding, seamless gutters, and roof-integrated solar, so one licensed team covers the whole exterior.
Your home is only ever worked on by our own in-house W-2 licensed crews under Ohio HIC License HIC-L01421. We never hand the job to unlicensed subcontractors.
Yes, 10% off for active and veteran service members, seniors, and first responders.
More From Us
Worthington, Ohio is one of the older housing stocks we work in. Around High and Dublin Granville in 43085 the homes are period colonials with steep, complicated roofs and mature trees over them. Newer sections out by Proprietors and Wilson Bridge are more conventional. Both need a different conversation.
Ready When You Are
Tell us about your home and we will give you a straight answer on roofing, siding, or solar that fits its character. No pressure.
We usually respond same business day.
We take 10% off for active and veteran service members, seniors, and first responders. It is our way of saying thank you.