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The Last Day of Summer Is Your Roof’s Last Warning Shot Today marks the final day of summer here in Central Ohio, and if you’re anything like most homeowners in Westerville, Dublin, Powell, or New Albany, you’ve spent the last few months thinking about literally everything except your roof. Pool days, cookouts, thunderstorms rolling through,

It’s Saturday morning. The grill’s prepped, the fridge is stocked, and kickoff is a few hours away. Before you settle in for a full slate of Buckeyes and NFL football, there’s one more pregame ritual worth adding to the routine: a quick walk around your own home. (Michigan fans, feel free to skip this whole

If you’ve lived in Central Ohio for more than one autumn, you already know the drill: 75 degrees and sunny on Tuesday, 45 and raining by Thursday, maybe a frost warning by the weekend. Columbus, Dublin, Powell, Hilliard, Gahanna, New Albany, it doesn’t matter which suburb you’re in, that swing happens to everyone at roughly

Labor Day has come and gone, the Ohio State Fair is a memory, and if you’ve stepped outside in the early morning lately, you’ve probably noticed that first hint of crispness in the air. September in Central Ohio is a strange in-between month — you might still get a run of 85-degree afternoons, but you

A roof leak rarely announces itself with urgency. It’s a small brown ring on the ceiling, a musty smell in the attic, a shingle in the yard after a windy night. It’s easy to tell yourself you’ll deal with it “this weekend.” But when it comes to roof damage, the gap between “I noticed something”

If you own a home in Central Ohio with an original slate roof, think some of the older neighborhoods in Bexley, German Village, Upper Arlington, Olde Towne East, or the historic districts around Granville… you’ve probably had at least one contractor tell you the same thing: “It’s easier to just tear it off and put