Summit County, Ohio
Roofing Services in Macedonia
Macedonia sits directly between Twinsburg and Solon, making it one of the most convenient communities for Allied Roofing to serve. We know Macedonia's residential neighborhoods well and bring the same standards here that we apply across Summit County.
Macedonia developed primarily in the 1980s and 1990s as a bedroom community between Twinsburg and the outer-ring suburbs of Cleveland. The housing stock reflects that era: colonials, ranches, and split-levels with asphalt shingle roofs that are now at or past the typical 25-30 year lifespan. It's a community where a significant portion of homes need roofing attention within the next several years.
We assess each property individually. Homes from this era frequently have adequate decking but ventilation that was undersized from the original build — a common issue in construction from the 1980s that accelerates shingle aging and increases the risk of ice damming in winter. We include ventilation corrections in the replacement scope when warranted.
The commercial and light-industrial areas along Route 82 and the I-271 corridor include a range of flat-roof properties that benefit from our maintenance programs. Macedonia is close enough to Twinsburg that our crews are frequently in the area.
Common questions
How old are most roofs in Macedonia that need replacing?
Most of Macedonia's residential roofs were installed in the original construction from the late 1980s–1990s, putting them at 30–40 years now. That's past the typical shingle lifespan. We provide free assessments to help homeowners determine whether they're due.
Does Allied Roofing cover all of Macedonia, OH?
Yes. We serve all residential and commercial properties in Macedonia, including the neighborhoods east of I-271 and the commercial areas along Route 82.
What does a free roofing assessment in Macedonia include?
A written condition report covering shingle granule loss, flashing, ridge and eave details, ventilation, and visible decking condition. We also photograph everything so you have documentation regardless of what you decide to do.