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Storm took your roof?
We handle the claim too.

Fourteen years roofing homes across Florence, Covington, Newport, Erlanger and Independence. Storm repairs, full replacements and the insurance paperwork in between.

Google4.9293 reviews Licensed & insured · Northern Kentucky

Since 2012

Fourteen years of roofs done right across the Northern Kentucky.

Northern KY Roofing started with one crew and a single truck in 2012. Today it is a licensed roofing and siding contractor working across Florence, Covington, Newport, Erlanger and Independence, still run by the people who answer the phone.

Every estimate is itemized by roof system before a contract gets signed, and every crew lead on the payroll has been with Northern KY Roofing for at least three years.

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Roof framing and decking under construction

What it runs,
by roof system.

A square is 100 square feet. Every range below already includes tear-off, haul-away, synthetic underlayment and the permit. Rotted decking is the only thing priced after the fact, per sheet, once the old roof is off and everyone can see it.

Most common

Architectural shingle

Owens Corning Duration with SureNail. Twenty-plus colours, dimensional profile.

$550800per square
On site
1 to 2 days
Warranty
30 to 50 yr
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Asphalt shingle

Three-tab. The budget option on a straightforward gable with no steep pitch.

$450650per square
On site
1 day
Warranty
25 yr
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Metal standing seam

Concealed fastener. The one that outlives the next two owners.

$1,1001,600per square
On site
3 to 5 days
Warranty
40 yr finish
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Flat / low-slope TPO

Porch roofs, additions and the flat section nobody else wants to touch.

$7001,000per square
On site
2 to 3 days
Warranty
15 to 20 yr
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What Northern Kentucky says.

Storm claims, full tear-offs and the leaks that took three visits elsewhere. The rating is the real one from their Google listing.

The finished roof, photographed by the homeowner R. WhitfieldHomeowner, Covington · 12 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Hail claim after the April storm. Ridgeline met the adjuster on the roof, disagreed with him in writing, and got the full replacement approved.

Deborah CazaresLocal Guide · 49 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Three roofers told me I needed a full tear-off. Ridgeline found the leak was flashing around the chimney. Four hundred dollars instead of fourteen thousand.

Elias Thornbury8 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Crew showed up at seven, tore off and dried in the same day, and magnet-swept the yard twice. I did not find a single nail.

The tear-off in progress, photographed by the homeowner Marguerite OseiLocal Guide · 71 reviews · 18 photosGoogle ★★★★★

They found rotted decking once the old roof was off and photographed every sheet before replacing it. Charged the per-sheet rate they had quoted.

Cody Vanterpool5 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Standing seam metal on a 1930s bungalow. They matched the profile to the original porch roof without me asking.

New gutters and fascia, photographed by the homeowner Aurelia Bankston23 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Gutters and fascia at the same time as the roof so I was not paying for two mobilisations. They suggested it, I would not have thought of it.

Terrence VogelLocal Guide · 96 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Emergency tarp on a Sunday night during the storm. No premium charge. They came back Tuesday to do it properly.

Nkechi Adamou16 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

The written estimate broke out tear-off, underlayment, permit and haul-away as separate lines. Nobody else did that and it made comparing quotes possible.

Wendell Hartsook6 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Fifty year architectural shingle and the ridge line is dead straight. My neighbour asked who did it before the dumpster was even gone.

Salome FerreiraLocal Guide · 38 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

They pushed back on my insurer twice on my behalf. I would still be arguing about depreciation if they had not.

Buck Lindstrom11 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Flat TPO on a shop building. Two days, no leaks through two winters, and the warranty paperwork arrived before the invoice did.

Odalys Prieto9 reviewsGoogle ★★★★★

Foreman gave me his cell and actually answered it. Six years of contractors and that is a first.

Hail hit Tuesday.
Here is the week that follows.

Claims get paid on documentation, not on phone calls. We photograph the damage before anything is touched and we stand on the roof with your adjuster, because that is where the disagreement happens.

Start a storm claim
  1. Day 0

    Free storm inspection

    Hail and wind calls go to the front of the queue. No cost whether you file or not.

  2. Within 48 hrs

    Tarp on, leak stopped

    Most active leaks are covered within two days of the first call, before the interior damage compounds.

  3. Day 3 to 7

    We meet your adjuster on the roof

    Photo documentation is filed before they finish walking it, so the scope is agreed on site rather than argued later.

  4. Before the build

    Code upgrades filed as a supplement

    Most policies allow it. Almost nobody files for it unless someone asks. We ask.

Let’s take a look at your roof and build a plan that lasts.

Request an Assessment

Send photos, or grab a slot.

Most roofs do not need someone to climb them before we can price the work. Upload from the driveway, or book a time and we will call to confirm.

Send roof photos

A licensed estimator reviews it the same day and calls with a price range.

Straight-on shots of each slope, plus anything obviously damaged.

No cost, no obligation. If it is not a fit, we say so on the same call.

What happened?

This decides whether we send an estimator or an emergency crew.

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