- (330) 600-5356
- timtoptier3@gmail.com
- 7586 Township road 652, Millersburg, OH 44654
We replace roofs across Eastern Ohio, in metal or shingle, whichever suits your home and your budget. We’re an Amish-owned company and we build every roof the way we’d build our own.
We will call you back and schedule a time to look at your roof and give you a estimate or quote on the services you want.
How do you know it’s time? Shingles curling at the edges or losing their granules is one of the first signs. You’ll see bald spots on the shingles. Another big one is daylight coming through the attic boards. That means the decking underneath has failed.
We see this every week around Millersburg, especially on older farmhouses with steep roof lines that have taken decades of hard winters. Holmes County gets heavy snow and freeze-thaw cycles every year. That wears shingles down faster than most homeowners expect. If your roof is past 20 years old and you’re seeing granules piling up in the gutters, your roof is telling you it’s done.
Not sure if what you’re seeing is a repair or something bigger? Most folks can’t tell from the ground. A quick roof inspection settles it fast, and we don’t charge for that. If a homeowner is calling us about a leak that’s happened more than twice in the same spot, we’re not looking at a patch job. We’re looking at a roof that’s ready for a full tear off and replacement.
Not every roof problem needs a full tear off. That’s just the truth. We’ll tell you that on the phone before we ever climb a ladder.
If your roof is under ten years old and you’ve got one leak, one bad flashing spot, or a few shingles that blew off in a storm, repair is usually the right move. We handle a lot of these as straight Roof Repair or Flashing Repair calls. Often, a single leak around a chimney or vent pipe is a flashing issue, not a roof-wide failure. That’s an easy fix, and it buys your shingles more years.
Storm damage is another case where repair makes sense more often than people expect. A wind event can rip off a section of shingles without touching the rest of the roof. We treat that as Roof Repair for Storm & Wind Damage, patch the damaged area, and match it as close as we can. No need to replace a roof that’s got fifteen good years left in it just because one corner took a hit.
If you’ve had three or four leaks in different spots over two years, or the shingles are curling and losing granules across the whole roof, patching just delays the real problem. We won’t sell you a replacement you don’t need, and we won’t talk you into repairs on a roof that’s done.
Not sure which side of that line you’re on? It’s a quick one to answer in person. Call us at 330-600-5356 and we’ll give it to you straight.
Get a Free In-Person Estimate. Top Tier Roofing & Exteriors is ready to help.
So which one’s right for your house? It depends. We install both architectural shingles and metal roofing. Neither one is automatically the better choice. It comes down to your roof’s pitch, your budget, and how long you plan to stay in the house.
A lot of the older farmhouses around Millersburg have steep-pitched roofs built to shed heavy snow. Steep roofs shed weight fast either way. Metal handles ice buildup a little better over the long haul. Ranch homes with a low slope usually do just fine with a quality GAF shingle system.
We’ve seen homeowners fall in love with metal roofing after a storm damage claim, then realize they just needed a solid shingle tear off and replacement instead. That happens more than you’d think.
Not sure which fits your place? That’s what a free roof estimate is for. We’re an Amish-owned crew, and we’ll walk your roof, look at the decking, and give you a straight answer, not a sales pitch. Give us a call at 330-600-5356 and we’ll set up a time to come take a look.
A full roof replacement isn’t just ripping off old shingles and nailing down new ones. There’s an order to it, and skipping a step means you end up with leaks two years later. We’ve torn off enough Millersburg roofs to know exactly what needs to be done and how to do it.
We’re an Amish-owned crew, so craftsmanship isn’t a slogan for us. It’s how we were raised to build things. Most jobs run one to a few days depending on size and weather. We walk you through each stage as it happens.
Every roof is different, so the cost is never one flat number. We get asked about pricing on almost every call. The answer is it depends on what’s going on up there.
Size and pitch matter a lot. A steep roof takes longer and needs more safety gear, plain and simple. Tear off layers change things too. Some homes only have one layer of shingles. Others have two or three stacked up from past jobs.
Decking is a big factor. You don’t know what’s under those shingles until they’re off. Sometimes it’s solid, and sometimes there are soft spots from years of small leaks nobody noticed. That’s where a straight answer matters more than a low number.
Before you hire anyone, ask what’s included in the estimate. Ask about the tear off process. Ask how they handle decking repairs if they find damage. A contractor who won’t walk you through those details isn’t worth your time.
We’re an Amish-owned company. We build every estimate around what your roof needs, not a sales pitch. Our free estimate walks you through the real factors on your home before you decide anything. Call us at (330) 600-5356 and we’ll take a look.
We can usually get out for a free inspection within a few days of your call. Roofing season fills up fast around Millersburg, especially after a big storm rolls through Holmes County. If you’re seeing granules in the gutters or a leak that keeps coming back, don’t wait until it gets worse. Call us at 330-600-5356 and we’ll set a time to walk your roof and give you a straight answer on what it needs.
You can expect a full tear-off down to the deck, then a careful check for soft spots before anything new goes on. We’re an Amish-owned crew, so we take our time getting the deck repair, underlayment, and flashing right before shingles or metal go down. Most jobs run one to a few days depending on size and weather. We do a final walk-through and magnetic nail sweep before we leave your yard clean.
Heavy snow and freeze-thaw cycles wear roofs down faster than most homeowners expect. We see this every week around Millersburg, especially on older farmhouses with steep roof lines that have taken decades of hard winters. Snow sits, melts, and refreezes on shingles, which speeds up cracking and granule loss. If your roof is past 20 years old and gutters are filling with granules, that’s Holmes County winters doing their work.
If your roof is under ten years old with one leak or a few storm-damaged shingles, repair is usually the right call. A single leak near a chimney is often just a flashing issue, not a roof-wide failure. But if you’ve had leaks in different spots over a couple years, or shingles are curling across the whole roof, patching just delays the real problem. A quick inspection settles it fast, and we don’t charge for that.
It depends on your roof’s pitch and how long you plan to stay in the house. Steep-pitched farmhouse roofs around Millersburg shed snow well either way, but metal handles ice buildup a little better long-term. Ranch homes with a low slope usually do just fine with a quality shingle system. Metal is lighter too, which matters on older framing. A free roof estimate is the best way to figure out which fits your place.
