New Boston roofs have their own problems. Look at the steel-mill-era housing stock: shorter eaves, older 2×6 deck framing, and a lot of metal flashing details around chimneys and stovepipes that need rebuilding when the roof gets replaced. HHS Contracting handles New Boston roofing (asphalt shingle, metal, repairs, full re-roofs, storm damage) and we run roughly 1,500 squares a year across Scioto County. Call (740) 357-9020 for a free inspection.
Why Roofing in New Boston Is a Different Job
New Boston’s housing stock skews older. Most homes are from the mid-century steel era, which means shorter eaves, narrower fascia, and a lot of original galvanized flashing that’s pitted and leaking. We see the same valley failures repeated house to house here because the original install patterns were tighter than modern standards.
What New Boston Roofing Costs
Asphalt shingle re-roof on a 2,000-square-foot home runs $8,000 to $15,000. Metal roofs (standing seam or exposed fastener) run $15,000 to $30,000. Tear-off adds $1,000 to $2,500 over a layover. Insurance-covered storm damage typically lands at your deductible.
What We Handle
Full re-roofs: tear-off, ice and water shield on eaves and valleys, fresh underlayment, install, ridge vent, flashing. We do not layover roofs that need a tear-off.
Metal roofing: standing seam on homes, exposed fastener on outbuildings. See metal roofing for the deep dive.
Storm damage + insurance: free post-storm inspection, photo documentation, adjuster meetings on the roof. We work with most major insurers.
Repairs: leak isolation, isolated shingle replacement, flashing rebuild. Most repairs ship in a single visit.
Why HHS in New Boston
Volume matters in roofing. Roughly 1,500 squares a year across Scioto County means our installers have done the chimney flashing, the step flashing, the valley membrane, and the ridge-vent install enough times to do them right. The roofs that fail at year five aren’t the ones where the shingles were bad. They’re the ones where the details were rushed.
Licensed and insured. 5.0-star Google rating across 24 reviews. Opened 2023. Twelve employees across two divisions. Call (740) 357-9020 or visit hooverhousingsolutions.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Asphalt shingle on a 2,000-square-foot home runs $8,000 to $15,000. Metal runs $15,000 to $30,000. Repairs run $300 to $1,500. Insurance-covered storm damage typically lands at your deductible. Call (740) 357-9020 for a free inspection.
Usually not. The most common leak source is flashing at the chimney or skylight: a $400 to $900 repair, not a replacement. Second most common is valley failure on older asphalt. We’ll do a free inspection before recommending tear-off.
Yes. We document storm damage with photos, write the scope and pricing, and meet your adjuster on the roof when they come out. We work with most major insurers. We don’t pad the scope, but we don’t leave money on the table either.
A 2,000-square-foot asphalt re-roof runs one to two days. Metal runs two to four days. Tear-off adds half a day. We schedule around weather and won’t open a roof if there’s storm risk in the next 24 hours. See hooverhousingsolutions.com for recent roofs.
Free New Boston Roof Inspection
If your New Boston roof needs attention, call (740) 357-9020 or visit hooverhousingsolutions.com. We also serve Portsmouth, Sciotoville, Franklin Furnace on the same trip.