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Roofing Contractor & Storm Restoration in Summit County, Ohio

Roofing, siding, and storm restoration across Summit County, Ohio, from our home base in Fairlawn, with a written report on every inspection.

Why Summit County homeowners call us

Your local roofer in Summit County.

Firestone is headquartered in Fairlawn, in the heart of Summit County, so most of these roofs are minutes from our own. Manufacturer-certified installs, a written workmanship warranty, and real jobsite cleanup on every job.

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Storm damage roof repair

How long does a roof last in Ohio?

  • Free, no-obligation roof inspection with a written, photo-backed report
  • Straight repair-or-replace guidance, no pressure, no fabricated damage
  • Storm and hail restoration documented to insurance standards
  • GAF Certified Plus & CertainTeed ShingleMaster installs
  • Local Fairlawn crew, fully insured, BBB accredited
Where we work

Serving all of Summit County.

Recent work

Drone-documented Summit County roofs.

  • Top-down drone shot of a newly installed roof in Tallmadge (Summit County, Northeast Ohio), by Firestone Roofing & Restoration.
    Tallmadge, OH

    Top-down drone shot of a newly installed roof in Tallmadge (Summit County, Northeast Ohio), by Firestone Roofing & Restoration.

FAQ

Roofing in Summit County: common questions.

Does Firestone serve Summit County, Ohio?

Yes. Firestone Roofing & Restoration serves homeowners across Summit County, including Akron, Fairlawn, Hudson, Stow, Cuyahoga Falls, Bath, and surrounding communities.

Is the roof inspection in Summit County really free?

Yes, free with no obligation, and you keep the report either way.

Will you tell me if I only need a repair instead of a full replacement?

Always. If a targeted repair will hold for years, that's what we'll recommend, with the photos behind the call.

Is Firestone insured and certified to work in Summit County?

Yes. Firestone is fully insured, BBB accredited, and manufacturer-certified (GAF Certified Plus and CertainTeed ShingleMaster), with manufacturer-backed material warranties. Ohio doesn't issue a statewide roofing contractor license, so those are the credentials that matter.

Do you handle storm and insurance-related roof damage?

We document storm and hail damage to the standard insurers expect and explain your options in plain English. We are not public adjusters and do not file or negotiate claims on your behalf.

Get it in writing. Then decide.

Free Firestone Consultation anywhere in Summit County — a written report you keep, whether you hire us or not.