A dispatch line that answers overnight, and crews who work on the housing this valley actually has.
This is an emergency-first roofing operation working out of Steubenville. We are a service-area business — there is no showroom and no walk-in counter, because the work happens at your house.
The phone is answered overnight, on weekends and on holidays, because that is when storm lines move through the valley, when ice dams let go in a January thaw, and when limbs come down on the wooded hillside lots above the river.
The work is weighted toward older housing: pre-war stock in Steubenville, Wheeling, Martins Ferry and the river towns, with steep pitches, masonry chimneys, real slate, and a century of repairs by varying hands. That is the normal condition of a roof here, not an exception.
On an emergency call the sequence is the same every time. Stop the water. Protect what is underneath it. Document the opening for the claim. Then quote the permanent repair, with the after-hours rate stated before anyone is dispatched.
Jefferson and Belmont County in Ohio, Brooke, Hancock and Ohio County in West Virginia, and the closer Washington County, Pennsylvania towns. Steubenville sits where three states meet, and the river is not a dispatch boundary.
No. We are a service-area business — the crews work out of trucks and the estimate happens at your house, which is the only place a roof can honestly be assessed anyway.
Call (740) 730-1343. Overnight calls go to dispatch, not to a voicemail box someone checks in the morning.
24/7 dispatch for leaks, storm damage, hail, fallen limbs and ice dams across the Ohio Valley.