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Avatar for Esendemir Gutter & Roofing LLC
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Esendemir Gutter & Roofing LLC
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Esendemir Gutter & Roofing LLC

Top Pro

Exceptional 5.0

(165)

Exceptional 5.0

(165)

Roof Repair or Maintenance

In high demand
  • 265 hires on Thumbtack
Ben L. says, "Cenk was on time, explained what he was going to and went right to the task. Was very professional in his demeanor and appropriate approach to the job. His work was very efficient and expedient to completion. Cleaned up after himself and even showed some not so good work by the home builders on vents on the roof. This house is one year old. We hired Esendemir to clean a couple clogged downspouts, gutters and add a guard to prevent it from happening again. Had quotes much higher and some suspected too low. Know what is going on and select the right team to get the job done right, the first time. Would recommend 110%. Ben"See more

$100/on-site estimate

(waived if hired)

$100/on-site estimate

(waived if hired)

Ben L. says, "Cenk was on time, explained what he was going to and went right to the task. Was very professional in his demeanor and appropriate approach to the job. His work was very efficient and expedient to completion. Cleaned up after himself and even showed some not so good work by the home builders on vents on the roof. This house is one year old. We hired Esendemir to clean a couple clogged downspouts, gutters and add a guard to prevent it from happening again. Had quotes much higher and some suspected too low. Know what is going on and select the right team to get the job done right, the first time. Would recommend 110%. Ben"
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Avatar for Columbus Roofing Company
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Columbus Roofing Company
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Columbus Roofing Company

Great 4.8

(97)

Great 4.8

(97)

Roof Repair or Maintenance, Roof Installation or Replacement

  • 8 hires on Thumbtack

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Marshal Hall says, "I met Nick a while back and he has always been a great, honest individual since that day. When my wife and I bought our first house, there wasn't anyone else I was going to go through than Nick and his guys at Columbus Roofing when we knew we needed a new roof. The process was very easy from beginning to end. The inspection was more in depth than our initial inspection when buying the house, Nick was upfront and honest what needed to be done, the costs, what the best route to take would be for a completely new roof installation, and everyone else I was in contact with during the process was easy to get a hold of and answered all questions I had. Even once the roof was completed, Nick came back out the next day to double check everything when I thought there was an issue and reassured me that everything was perfect, which it was! Couldn't recommend this company anymore than I already have. Great communication, great customer service, and great build. 5/5 all day long."See more

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Marshal Hall says, "I met Nick a while back and he has always been a great, honest individual since that day. When my wife and I bought our first house, there wasn't anyone else I was going to go through than Nick and his guys at Columbus Roofing when we knew we needed a new roof. The process was very easy from beginning to end. The inspection was more in depth than our initial inspection when buying the house, Nick was upfront and honest what needed to be done, the costs, what the best route to take would be for a completely new roof installation, and everyone else I was in contact with during the process was easy to get a hold of and answered all questions I had. Even once the roof was completed, Nick came back out the next day to double check everything when I thought there was an issue and reassured me that everything was perfect, which it was! Couldn't recommend this company anymore than I already have. Great communication, great customer service, and great build. 5/5 all day long."

FAQs

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How do you know when you need a new roof?

Some of the signs that indicate you need a new roof include cupping, warping and peeling asphalt shingles, as well as cracks on certain shingles. Other warning signs may include:

  • Leakage

  • Exposed nails

  • Missing granules

  • Droopy, sagging roof

  • Moss, mold or fungi growth

A metal roof may need to be replaced when it grows rusty and begins leaking. Tile roofs made of clay, slate or concrete need repairs when cracked. Cleaning and inspecting the roof regularly can help prevent major damage from occurring. 

Contact the best roofers near you to inspect, repair or replace your roof.

How long does a roof last?

A roof’s lifespan depends on two major factors: the material and how well the roof was installed. Assuming that the roof is installed properly, here’s how long different roofing materials should last:

  • Asphalt shingle roof: 20 years

  • Metal roof: 50 years

  • Slate roof: 100+ years (lifetime)

  • Clay roof: Lifetime

  • Concrete roof: Lifetime

  • Copper roof: Lifetime

Contact the best roofers near you to get free estimates and start planning your roofing project today.

What is the best roofing material?

The best roofing material for your home will depend on your budget and what you’re looking for. If you want a roof that has longevity, consider the following lifespans for different materials: 

Roofing material Lifespan Asphalt 20 years Metal 40-80 years Copper 70 years Clay/Concrete 100+ years Slate 60-250 years Simulated Slate 10-35 years

Source: InterNACHI

There are a variety of roofing materials available and appropriate for residential applications. When choosing roofing materials, it's essential to consider the look you want, your budget and the climate in your area. 

Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular types of roofing materials because they are affordable and relatively easy to install. They come in various colors and styles designed to last decades if properly maintained. Asphalt shingle roofs also have a higher fire resistance than other roofing materials (like wood shakes), making them an ideal choice for homes in areas prone to wildfires or other natural disasters. 

Metal roofs are becoming increasingly popular because they offer superior durability, fire-resistance and energy efficiency compared to traditional asphalt shingle roofs. They are available in various colors and styles, making them a good option if you want more customization options. Metal roofs also require less maintenance than other types of roofing materials. 

Tile roofs are an excellent option for homeowners looking for long-term durability and multiple style options. Tile roofs can have great longevity with proper maintenance, making them an ideal choice for those who don’t want to replace their roof too often. Tile roofs typically cost more than asphalt shingle or metal roofs, so if budget is an issue, this might not be the best option for you. Keep in mind that tile roofs are often made out of clay or concrete — both of which are durable.

Slate roofs are known for lasting a lifetime, which means you probably won't have to replace this type of roof. Slate is durable, a curb-appeal booster and a favorite among homeowners. Just keep in mind it can get a bit pricey.

No matter which type of material you choose, make sure that you hire a top-rated professional who knows how to properly install your home's new roof. Search Thumbtack for roofing contractors and companies in your area today.

Related: Buying guide: How to choose the best roof shingles.

Is it worth it to hire a roofer?

There are several reasons why it’s worth it to hire a professional roofer instead of attempting it yourself. The first is safety. Roofing is inherently dangerous, as a fall from a roof could seriously injure or kill you. Roofers have specialized equipment and training to help prevent accidents.  

Next is experience. Roofers know how to spot problems (leaks, missing shingles, moss or mold growth, etc.)  in your roof that could potentially save you from costly repairs down the road. 

And finally, roofers save you time by getting the job done quickly and with a high degree of quality.

How do you know when you need a new roof?

Some of the signs that indicate you need a new roof include cupping, warping and peeling asphalt shingles, as well as cracks on certain shingles. Other warning signs may include:

  • Leakage
  • Exposed nails 
  • Missing granules
  • Droopy, sagging roof
  • Moss, mold or fungi growth 

A metal roof may need to be replaced when it grows rusty and begins leaking. Tile roofs made of clay, slate or concrete need repairs when cracked. Cleaning and inspecting the roof regularly can help prevent major damage from occurring. 

Contact the best roofers near you to inspect, repair or replace your roof.

What is the best roofing material?

The best roofing material for your home will depend on your budget and what you’re looking for. If you want a roof that has longevity, consider the following lifespans for different materials: 

Roofing material Lifespan
Asphalt 20 years
Metal 40-80 years
Copper 70 years
Clay/Concrete 100+ years
Slate 60-250 years
Simulated Slate 10-35 years

Source: InterNACHI

There are a variety of roofing materials available and appropriate for residential applications. When choosing roofing materials, it's essential to consider the look you want, your budget and the climate in your area. 

Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular types of roofing materials because they are affordable and relatively easy to install. They come in various colors and styles designed to last decades if properly maintained. Asphalt shingle roofs also have a higher fire resistance than other roofing materials (like wood shakes), making them an ideal choice for homes in areas prone to wildfires or other natural disasters. 

Metal roofs are becoming increasingly popular because they offer superior durability, fire-resistance and energy efficiency compared to traditional asphalt shingle roofs. They are available in various colors and styles, making them a good option if you want more customization options. Metal roofs also require less maintenance than other types of roofing materials. 

Tile roofs are an excellent option for homeowners looking for long-term durability and multiple style options. Tile roofs can have great longevity with proper maintenance, making them an ideal choice for those who don’t want to replace their roof too often. Tile roofs typically cost more than asphalt shingle or metal roofs, so if budget is an issue, this might not be the best option for you. Keep in mind that tile roofs are often made out of clay or concrete — both of which are durable.

Slate roofs are known for lasting a lifetime, which means you probably won't have to replace this type of roof. Slate is durable, a curb-appeal booster and a favorite among homeowners. Just keep in mind it can get a bit pricey.

No matter which type of material you choose, make sure that you hire a top-rated professional who knows how to properly install your home's new roof. Search Thumbtack for roofing contractors and companies in your area today.

Related: Buying guide: How to choose the best roof shingles.

How long does a roof last?

A roof’s lifespan depends on two major factors: the material and how well the roof was installed. Assuming that the roof is installed properly, here’s how long different roofing materials should last:

  • Asphalt shingle roof: 20 years
  • Metal roof: 50 years
  • Slate roof: 100+ years (lifetime)
  • Clay roof: Lifetime
  • Concrete roof: Lifetime
  • Copper roof: Lifetime

Contact the best roofers near you to get free estimates and start planning your roofing project today.

Does adding a new roof increase a home’s value?

Home sellers who add new roofing to their homes recover as much as 107% of its value, according to the Remodeling Impact report. If you’re thinking about selling your home, consult with your realtor or a real estate expert to find out which repairs you should prioritize before you put your home on the market. 

If replacing or fixing your roof is on your to-do list, contact the best roofers near you to receive free estimates.

What happens during a roofing inspection?

Roof inspectors are trained to look for signs of a failing roofing system that could lead to damage — especially water and structural damage. Your home's roofing materials may look great from the ground, but it's difficult to see potential damage unless you take a closer look. A roof inspector can do just that.

During an inspection, the professional will typically look for issues that may have occurred during installation and manufacturing. They’ll also keep an eye out for damage caused by normal wear and tear, as well as extreme weather events. They might also access your attic to see if there are signs of a leak in your roof.

Here’s a short list of common things a contractor will look out for during a roof inspection: 

  • Damage caused by hail, wind, snow and rain
  • Missing, broken, buckling, curling or cracked shingles 
  • Roof decay, rot, moss, mildew and mold
  • Rust around the flashing
  • Damaged chimneys and vents
  • Holes, gaps and punctures that could cause a roof leak
  • Water stains and ventilation issues

Hiring a roofing inspector prevents you from having to do the dangerous work of climbing onto your roof. Plus, inspectors know how to assess potential damage and determine the best way to repair your roof and prevent the need for more expensive repairs in the future. Start searching for a roof inspector on Thumbtack today.

When should I get my roof inspected?

Experts typically recommend that you have your roof professionally inspected at least once a year. But you also may want a licensed professional to inspect your roof during these circumstances: 

  • You're buying or selling a home
  • You're filing an insurance claim
  • Before or after a contractor does major work on your roof

Search the Thumbtack site for experienced roof inspectors near you. You can contact them directly to set up a time to conduct the inspection, and learn more about their pricing structure and services.

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