Trusted roofers across Ohio.
Ohio roofs carry heavy winter snow and ice, then take high spring wind and freeze-thaw cycles. So we do the hard part - checking license, insurance, and real reviews - and match you with a few trusted local pros. Free, no spam, no pressure.
Ohio roofs carry heavy snow, ice, and spring wind, so the best Ohio roofers are snow and wind pros - licensed, insured, and warranty-backed. In 2026, a roof replacement here runs about $7,500-$20,000. HomeMatchup checks every roofer first, then matches you with a few trusted local pros - free, no spam.
Ohio roofs carry heavy winter snow and ice, then take high spring wind and freeze-thaw cycles.
Storm and insurance: Ohio winters and spring wind work loose shingles every year. Many of our pros handle storm claims - they document the damage and help you get the roof your policy already owes you.
HomeMatchup currently covers 4 Ohio metro s with 21 scored roofing companies on file. Repair quotes we surface in those metros typically land in the $400-$2,600 band (up to $400-$2,400 in higher-cost cities), while full architectural-shingle replacements cluster around $8,500-$22,000 through $7,500-$21,000. The weather patterns that keep Ohio crews busiest are snow & wind; hail & wind; snow and wind; wind & snow.
Cities in this state directory: Cleveland, Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati. Each city hub ranks local firms on licence, insurance, warranty language, and review quality using the same 100-point methodology we publish for every market.
Roofers by city in Ohio.
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| City | Roofers listed | Typical repair | Typical replacement | What drives the work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cleveland, OH | 4 | $400-$2,600 | $8,500-$22,000 | snow & wind |
| Dayton, OH | 5 | $400-$2,500 | $8,000-$21,000 | hail & wind |
| Columbus, OH | 6 | $400-$2,400 | $7,500-$20,000 | snow and wind |
| Cincinnati, OH | 6 | $400-$2,400 | $7,500-$21,000 | wind & snow |
City-by-city notes for Ohio
In Cleveland, we currently list 4 scored roofing companies. Typical repair work runs $400-$2,600 and a full architectural-shingle replacement about $8,500-$22,000. Local demand is driven mainly by snow & wind , including work across Parma, Lakewood, Euclid, Strongsville, Mentor, Westlake, and the greater Cuyahoga County area.
In Dayton, we currently list 5 scored roofing companies. Typical repair work runs $400-$2,500 and a full architectural-shingle replacement about $8,000-$21,000. Local demand is driven mainly by hail & wind , including work across Kettering, Beavercreek, Huber Heights, Centerville, Miamisburg, and the greater Montgomery County area.
In Columbus, we currently list 6 scored roofing companies. Typical repair work runs $400-$2,400 and a full architectural-shingle replacement about $7,500-$20,000. Local demand is driven mainly by snow and wind , including work across Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Grove City, Reynoldsburg, Delaware, and central Ohio.
In Cincinnati, we currently list 6 scored roofing companies. Typical repair work runs $400-$2,400 and a full architectural-shingle replacement about $7,500-$21,000. Local demand is driven mainly by wind & snow , including work across Mason, West Chester, Blue Ash, Norwood, Fairfield, Loveland, and the greater Cincinnati area.
How we pick Ohio roofers
Every listed pro is checked against the OH licence board, insurance, and complaint history for work involving snow and wind. Full method: how we verify roofers and ranking methodology.
Roof cost in Ohio
Typical replacement range: $7,500-$20,000. snow and wind and local labour set the spread. Ohio cost detail →
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