SHINGLE ROOFS

Roofing Contractor in Cincinnati, OH | J Gill Roofing, LLC

Shingle Roofing in Cincinnati, OH

Name: J Gill Roofing, LLC
Address: 11041 Flagg Springs Pike, California, KY, 41007
Telephone: (513) 476-7276

Servicing The Greater Cincinnati Area

It's likely that if you're reading this page then you're strongly considering having your home's roofing system altered or set up for the first time or mended. If that is true then you need to contact J Gill Roofing, LLC today. Our skilled and committed approach to shingle roofing might be envied by many of our competitors but the simple fact of the matter is it's rivalled by very few. With a wealth of experience in every area of shingle roof, there's no job too large or hard for our accredited specialists. Don't take chances with poor roofing service providers when the number one team in the region is right here for you to use. Trust us you won't regret it.

Minimize Foot Traffic

If there is one message that we believe each one of our home clients should take on board it's this: keep foot traffic to your home's shingle roof to a minimum. The easy truth of the matter that the best designed, most-well maintained and frequently inspected shingle roof can be reversed by walking on your roof also often. However, if these visits become too regular an occurrence then there is a really real chance your shingles lifespan is going to be decreased considerably. Do not make this mistake, rather stay off your roof.

Signs That Your Roof's Shingles Need To Be Replaced

In the case your shingle roof is less than ten years old then you might think there's no need to have a review. On the other hand, the simple fact of the matter is that because of specific events your shingled roof may have aged prematurely and might need to be replaced. One of the added advantages of getting your shingled roof inspected frequently is that it lets us detect whether any problems exist. A number of the most obvious indicators are as follows:

Missing shingles
Folded shingles
Premature granular loss
Algae growing on the roof
Areas of your home’s roof that appear dented and damaged (hail damage)
Water dripping through the roof into your home’s attic, or that isn't detected in finished areas