Dayton Roofing Contractor for Hail, Snow Loads & Ice Dams

Dayton's elevation sits around 935 feet, which means your roof is the first thing winter hits. Snow piles up on those mid-century ramblers and newer executive homes, then freeze-thaw cycles push water under the shingles. That water seeps into the decking, wicks along the felt, and rots the wood before you ever see a stain on the ceiling.

We handle this by installing roofs that shed snow and shed water. For most Dayton homes, that means architectural shingles with a high wind rating, a self-adhered ice-and-water shield at the eaves, and ring-shank nails that hold through a 60 mph gust. We set the starter course straight, stagger the field courses, and make sure the valleys are sealed tight. Hail from late spring can bruise asphalt and cause granule loss, so we also offer Class 4 impact-resistant shingles that handle the punishment.

When we work on a farmhouse-style home on acreage or a subdivision house in The Preserve at Dayton, we do the job once. That means a clean tear-off down to the deck, replacing any rotted or decayed sheathing, and installing a system that handles Dayton's weather for decades. We don't cut corners, and we don't come back for repairs we should have prevented.