
About us
At Advantage Roofing, we make roof replacement simple and stress-free for homeowners throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. With a 5.0 Google rating, 24 years in business, and 8,000+ homeowners served — known for quality workmanship, clear communication, and standing behind our work. We specialize in roof replacement, roof repair, inspections, and storm damage restoration. Our process includes a 19-Point Final Inspection before final payment, a One-Year Birthday Inspection, and the Forever Roof Guarantee. Aging roof, leak, or storm damage? We provide honest assessments without pressure. Free inspections available. Serving Mason, Anderson, West Chester, Loveland, Milford, Montgomery, Liberty Township, Blue Ash, Hebron & Florence, Burlington, Union.
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"It takes only a quick glance at our reviews to see we are a long standing, reputable roofing company with a proven track record. With having worked on over 6,000 roof projects in the last 17 years, we have never wavered on our integrity, the belief in our quality of workmanship, or honoring our installation warranty. The roof workmanship for this project is no different. It is covered by our company and comes with a 50 year guarantee. Before our company considers a roof complete, we perform a thorough inspection of the roof, ensuring it is up to our high standards of quality. During inspection, our company pointed out to the homeowner, there were 2 areas showing slight buckles in the shingles. These buckles were due to missing "H" clips which were not installed by the original builder of the home. We replaced 2 shingles in each of these areas to correct this. The other area we pointed out to the homeowner was where a few spots of mortar had spilled on the shingles while work was being done to the chimney. For the roof to look it's best and meet our high standards, we insisted the shingles be replaced with new; we replaced 3-4 shingles in this area. Both of these items were addressed before the completion of the roof or the homeowner was invoiced. When installing new replacement roofs, we typically install ridge vent for the attic ventilation. Our crew mistakenly cut out for ridge vent installation while this homeowner wanted box vents for ventilation. Box vents were installed and the ridge area re-roofed properly. With our 30+ years of roofing experience, we do not believe the 2" cut out of the ridge jeopardizes the integrity of the roof system, nor does it affect the warranty we provide for the roof. However, upon the discovery of our mistake, the owner of the company immediately offered to install new wood on the ridge area but the homeowner declined. Regarding the chimney crown, the homeowner asked if we would fix it for her if she provided the material; we agreed to do this at no charge. However, she gave us the wrong material. The proper material to use is elastomeric crown coating. We used our own material to coat the crown at no charge, which was completed and shown to the homeowner. The homeowners have, what I believe, is a misunderstanding of roofing installation processes. When trying to explain roofing, or attempting any other kind of reasonable conversation with a person unwilling to do the same, it does tend to take some time. We have attempted to offer solutions resolving the homeowners concerns on multiple occasions, however none were accepted. We also suggested to the homeowner, an inspection of the roof be done by a reputable, 3rd party to ensure quality of the installation, this has not been done at this time. This roof was completed 09/20/18. We have received no payment for this project at this time."
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