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Ohio Roof Masters is a family-owned roofing contractor in Troy, OH, serving residential and commercial clients across Tipp City, Dayton, Beavercreek, Lima, Sidney, Wapakoneta, Urbana, and the greater Miami Valley since 2017. We specialize in metal roofing and siding installation, repair, replacement, and inspection - plus shingle roofing, seamless gutters, soffit, fascia, exterior painting, solar, and 24/7 storm damage and insurance restoration. GAF Master Elite and James Hardie certified, our veteran crews have worked together for 25+ years. Every job includes a 21-Point Roof Inspection, up to $250K in Directorii third-party protection, and a 7-Day Satisfaction Guarantee. BBB A+ accredited and Owens Corning Preferred.
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1569 Mckaig Ave, 45373, Troy, United States
- (937) 418-7976
- info@ohioroofmasters.com
- ohioroofmasters.com
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