Huber Heights · OH
Roofing in Huber Heights
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Huber Heights at a glance
Huber Heights had 43,439 people in 2020, a 14% jump in ten years and the fastest growth in Montgomery County. It became a city on January 23, 1981, formed from the former Wayne Township, and has since annexed land in Miami County.
What that means for your roof
Suburban building began in 1956, when developer Charles Huber started putting up the homes that gave the city its name. Thousands of brick ranches from that era share similar roof designs and ages, and many are on their second or third roof. A tear-off often turns up old board decking that needs some replacing; see roof replacement.
Rental homes
In 2013 an investment firm bought about 1,900 houses in Huber Heights from the original developer's family and rents them out. If you're a landlord or a tenant, a quick roof check between tenancies can catch leaks before they reach ceilings; see roof inspections.
At the interstate crossroads
The city sits near where I-70 meets I-75, which has made it a hub for trucking and distribution. Open land around the interstates offers little shelter from wind, and the northern Dayton suburbs have seen damaging tornadoes in recent years. If your roof took a beating, see storm and hail damage.

Roofing services in Huber Heights
How it works
Also serving: Kettering, Beavercreek, Centerville, Oakwood, Miamisburg, Vandalia and all of Dayton.
Roofing help in Huber Heights?
Send a request and a roofer will get in touch. Requests answered 7 days a week.
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