Kettering, Ohio · Montgomery County
Roofing Contractor in Kettering, OH
Roof replacement, repair and storm claims for Kettering’s established neighborhoods, starting with a free inspection.
SELECT ShingleMaster™
CertainTeed’s top installer credential, with its strongest warranties.
5-Star Rated
5.0 stars from more than 170 Google reviews.
Insurance Claim Help
Team members from the insurance side, with you at your adjuster meeting.
Financing Available
Options for every project, from 550+ credit up to prime.
Kettering is the Dayton area’s largest suburb, and much of it was built in the decades after World War II: ranches, split-levels and Cape Cods on tree-lined streets stretching from the Oakwood border out past Fraze Pavilion. Those homes were built solidly, but their roofs often hide decades of patchwork underneath, and mature trees bring more debris, shade and moss than newer subdivisions see. Freedom Builders Roofing & Exteriors serves every Kettering neighborhood with free, no-pressure inspections.
Roofing Services in Kettering
- Roof replacement by a CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster™ crew
- Roof repair for leaks, vents and failed flashing
- Storm damage and insurance claims
- Flat and low-slope roofing for porches, additions and businesses
- Gutters and siding
Roofing Mid-Century Kettering Homes
Low-slope ranch roofs and older ventilation designs are common in Kettering. Many original attics were vented with just a few small box vents, which lets heat and moisture build up and wears shingles out from below. When we replace a roof here, we check the decking for soft spots, add ice-and-water protection at eaves and valleys, and balance intake and exhaust ventilation so your new shingles last as long as they should.
Cole did an outstanding job inspecting our roof, finding hail and wind damage… The roofing crew did a great job, were fast and cleaned up well.
Maury W., Google review
Kettering Roofing FAQ
My roof is under big trees. Does that matter?
It can. Overhanging branches drop debris that holds moisture, clog gutters and scrape shingles in the wind. We’ll point out anything that’s shortening your roof’s life during the inspection.
Part of my roof is almost flat. Can it have shingles?
Shingles need a minimum pitch to shed water. If a porch, addition or back section is too flat, we’ll recommend a low-slope membrane for that area so it doesn’t leak.
How do I schedule an inspection in Kettering?
Request one online and a project manager will reach out within 24–48 hours, or call (937) 350-7006.
Nearby Service Areas
Oakwood · Centerville · Beavercreek · Miamisburg · Bellbrook · Dayton