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Grandview Heights, OH
Grandview Heights OH Roofing Contractor
Just 20 minutes from Lewis Center via 315, Grandview Heights packs a lot of roofing variety into 1.3 square miles. 1920s bungalows on tree-lined streets sit blocks from Grandview Yard's modern condos.
Licensed & Insured (HIC #L01251)
31+ Years Combined Experience
66 Five-Star Reviews
Serving Grandview Heights
Roofing, Siding & Gutters in Grandview Heights
Grandview Heights has one of the oldest housing stocks in the Columbus metro. Nearly half the homes here were built before 1940, which means Cape Cods and Colonial Revivals with original slate, clay tile, or early asphalt shingles still covering many roofs. The Bank Block, built in 1927, anchors a walkable downtown where most buildings share walls and rooflines. Grandview Yard on the east side flips the script entirely with modern construction, flat membrane roofs on commercial buildings, and luxury condos with architectural shingles.
From our Lewis Center headquarters, we reach Grandview Heights addresses in about 20 minutes via 315 South. When we inspect older homes here, we look for the telltale signs of 80+ year old roofing systems: granule loss, flashing deterioration around chimneys, and ventilation problems in attics that predate modern building codes. One of our customers described our approach: “Very trustworthy and knows roofing. Kris personally came and walked my roof. He took time to explain the condition of my roof and any areas of concern.”
Central Ohio weather hits Grandview Heights the same way it hits the rest of the metro. February 2024 brought 1.75 inch diameter hail across Columbus. April 2024 saw ping pong ball sized hail from Hilliard to Gahanna. When storms roll through, older roofs suffer more damage than newer ones because the materials have already weathered decades of freeze-thaw cycles. We document everything, take photos, and work directly with insurance adjusters who know what Central Ohio hail can do.
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Why Choose Us
Why Homeowners Choose KFX Roofing
Local Expertise
We know Grandview Heights and understand the unique roofing challenges in Central Ohio.
Licensed & Insured
Full coverage protection for your property and our team throughout every project.
5-Star Rated
Consistently rated 5 stars by Grandview Heights homeowners on Google.
Flexible Financing
Affordable payment options to fit your budget. Get the roof you need today.
Fast Response
Quick estimates and prompt service for all Grandview Heights roofing needs.
Warranty Protection
Industry-leading warranties on materials and workmanship for peace of mind.
Customer Reviews
What Our Customers Say
Real reviews from your Grandview Heights neighbors
"They are responsive to your needs. Great explanation of the work that is needed and why. Communication top notch! Just all around great!"
"Very pleased with the new gutter and gutter guards installation"
Local Expertise
Local Roofing Conditions in Grandview Heights
Understanding Grandview Heights's unique roofing needs
Grandview Heights Quick Facts
Population
~9,000
Area
1.3 sq mi
County
Franklin County
Area Codes
614
Median Home Value
$550,000
Median Income
$114,000
Local Housing
Common Roof Types: Asphalt shingles on most homes. Some original slate on pre-1940 construction. Flat membrane roofing on Grandview Yard commercial and multi-family. Architectural shingles on newer construction and reroof projects.
Home Ages: Pre-1940: Cape Cods, Colonial Revivals, Craftsman bungalows near First Avenue and along Grandview Avenue. 1950s-1970s: Ranch and split-level homes scattered throughout. 2000s-present: Grandview Yard mixed-use development with modern construction on the east side.
Common Issues: Ventilation problems in pre-1950 attics causing premature shingle failure. Flashing deterioration around original masonry chimneys. Ice dams on steep-pitched roofs during winter freeze-thaw cycles. Granule loss on south-facing slopes from decades of UV exposure.
Weather & Climate
Climate: Four distinct seasons. Hot humid summers reach 90°F. Winters regularly drop below freezing with measurable snow. Freeze-thaw cycles run November through March, stressing roofing materials.
Storm History: February 2024: 1.75 inch diameter hail and tornado activity across Columbus metro. April 2024: Ping pong ball sized hail reported from Hilliard to Gahanna. Columbus averages 42 hail reports and 95 severe weather warnings per year.
Seasonal Concerns: Spring: Severe thunderstorms with wind and hail damage. Summer: UV degradation accelerates on aging shingles. Fall: Leaf accumulation in valleys and gutters from mature oaks and elms. Winter: Ice dams on steep-pitched older roofs with insufficient insulation.
Permits & Codes
Permit Info: Grandview Heights requires building permits for all roof replacements. Apply online through OpenGov. The Building and Zoning Department is located at 1515 Goodale Blvd. We handle the permit process as part of every roofing project.
Code Requirements: Work must meet 2024 Ohio Building Code requirements. Grandview Heights maintains its own building department separate from Columbus. Some historic areas near First and Grandview District may have additional design guidelines for visible exterior work.
ZIP Codes Served
43212, 43215
Areas Served
Neighborhoods We Serve in Grandview Heights
We provide professional roofing services throughout Grandview Heights and surrounding neighborhoods.
First and Grandview District
Grandview Yard
Bank Block Historic Area
Goodale Boulevard Corridor
Grandview Crossing
Southern Gateway
Third Avenue Corridor
Urlin Avenue Area
faqs
Grandview Heights Roofing FAQs
Common questions about roofing services in Grandview Heights
Yes. Grandview Heights requires building permits for all roof replacements. The city maintains its own Building and Zoning Department separate from Columbus, located at 1515 Goodale Blvd. You can apply online through OpenGov or we can handle the permit process for you. Permits are valid for 12 months from issuance.
With nearly half the homes built before 1940, we see a lot of ventilation problems in older attics. Original construction often lacks the soffit and ridge venting that modern codes require, which causes heat buildup that ages shingles prematurely. Flashing around masonry chimneys is another frequent issue on older homes. In Grandview Yard and newer construction, storm damage from hail is the most common reason people call us.
Most single-family homes in Grandview Heights take one day to complete. The compact lot sizes mean we set up efficiently and work without long material carries. Larger or more complex homes, like those with multiple dormers or steep pitches on the older Cape Cods, may take two days. We schedule around weather and typically start early morning.
Yes. Our commercial roofing team handles TPO, EPDM, and other flat membrane systems common on Grandview Yard buildings. We service both commercial properties and the flat sections of mixed-use residential buildings. These roofs require different materials and techniques than sloped residential roofs.
Our Lewis Center office is about 20 minutes from Grandview Heights via 315 South. We service Grandview Heights regularly and can typically schedule inspections within a few days. For emergency repairs after storms, we respond faster.
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We serve Grandview Heights and Franklin County. 20 minutes from our Lewis Center office. Call or schedule online.
Licensed & Insured (HIC #L01251)
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66 Five-Star Reviews