Roofing Contractor in Strongsville, OH
Strongsville grew up fast after the Ohio Turnpike opened in 1955, and most of its homes were built from the 1970s through the 1990s. The city’s own master plan put it plainly in 2019: neighborhoods built twenty years ago were entering a cycle of maintenance. For a lot of Strongsville homeowners, that cycle now includes a new roof.
ARC Roofing & Home Improvements has been in business since 1985. We are family-owned, every job is done by our own crews, including a recent roof replacement right here in Strongsville.
Current Offer
Free gutter guards with any full roof replacement signed by November 30, 2026.
Strongsville Subdivisions Are Due
More than a quarter of Strongsville’s homes went up in the 1970s, and nearly as many in the 1990s. Whether you live in Deerfield Woods, Forest Glen, Spyglass Hill or one of the newer developments, odds are your roof is either original or on its second round. About 82 percent of homes here are owner-occupied, and most of the people who call us plan to stay.
Recent work in Strongsville – We recently replaced a roof here for a homeowner dealing with aging shingles and active leaks. You can read about that project on our blog.
Second-round roofs on 1970s homes – When the old shingles come off, we check the decking and replace soft wood so the new roof has a solid base.
Original roofs on 1990s homes – Shingles from the 1990s are near the end of their life. We replace them with complete Owens Corning systems, not just new shingles.
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Thousands of Satisfied Customers
40+ Years in Business
Storm Season in the Crossroads of the Nation
Strongsville knows severe weather. The 1965 Palm Sunday tornado hit the city as an F4, and a tornado warning covered Strongsville again on August 22, 2026, the same evening hail up to 1.75 inches was reported in Westlake. Storms do not have to hit your street directly to damage your roof. If you heard hail or saw shingles in the yard, call us for a free inspection.
Free Storm Inspections
24/7 Emergency Tarping
We Meet Your Adjuster
Strongsville Permits and Contractor Rules
Strongsville requires every residential contractor to register each year, carry a $10,000 bond and keep proof of insurance on file. The city’s registration rules also make the contractor responsible for getting a building permit for each address. The Building Department is on Foltz Parkway. We handle the registration and permits, so you never have to visit.
Financing Options
Through Wisetack, you can pay for your new roof in monthly installments. Seeing your options takes a few minutes and has no effect on your credit score. Subject to credit approval.
One Team, Start to Finish
Your estimator, your crew and your project manager all work for ARC. We do not sell your job to a subcontractor.
Questions We Hear in Strongsville
How long does a roof last in Strongsville?
Most asphalt roofs here last somewhere around 20 to 30 years, depending on the product, the ventilation and how much storm damage they have taken. If yours dates to the 1990s, it is worth an inspection.
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Strongsville?
The city requires contractors to get a building permit for each address they work on. We pull the permit for your project.
Can you match my neighborhood’s look?
Yes. We bring Owens Corning color samples to your home and can match the colors your subdivision or HOA prefers.
Other Work for Strongsville Homeowners
Roofing
Replacement, repair and storm restoration for Strongsville homes.
Siding
Siding upgrades with Norandex vinyl in a range of colors.
Home Remodeling
Kitchen, bath and basement remodeling.
Gutters
Seamless gutters and guards installed in a day.
Book a Free Strongsville Estimate
Call (440) 212-2083 any time, or request your estimate online. Read about our recent Strongsville roof replacement. We also serve Parma and North Ridgeville.