Peak and Valley Roofing is giving Brook Park resident Leonard Calanni a free roof after tornado damage, stepping in when insurance and grant support fell through.
Even if flames don’t touch your home, smoke, heat, and embers from a neighbor’s fire can damage your roof. A professional inspection ensures hidden issues are caught early.
Gutters should extend 1–1.5 inches past your roof edge to prevent water damage and ensure proper drainage.
Thinking about replacing your roof? You may wonder how long the process takes and what happens at each step. At Peak and Valley Roofing, we believe in keeping homeowners informed…
When hail hits Northeast Ohio, it doesn’t just make noise—it can do serious damage to your roof. Even small hailstones can shorten the life of your shingles or cause hidden…
If you’ve lived in Northeast Ohio for more than a season or two, you know how quickly a picture‑perfect snow can turn into a nightmare for your roof. One minute…
When does a roof repair make sense—and when is it time for a full replacement? Here’s how Peak and Valley Roofing helps Northeast Ohio homeowners decide.
Last fall, a homeowner in Broadview Heights noticed a faint water stain on their bedroom ceiling. At first, it didn’t seem like much. Just a faint brown ring. No dripping,…
Last fall, a homeowner in Northeast Ohio contacted us after a real estate agent recommended replacing their 20-year-old roof before putting their house on the market. It had a few…
Last night’s storm was a rough one—strong winds, heavy rain, maybe even some hail. Now that it’s passed, you’re left wondering if your roof took the brunt of it. It’s…