Roofing in Lexington, KY

Lexington is a different scale of job than the rest of Central Kentucky. Historic neighborhoods like Ashland Park and Chevy Chase are full of brick homes and slate or wood-shake roofs from the early to mid 1900s, and a lot of those come with architectural review boards that care about how a repair looks from the sidewalk. Further out, Hamburg and the areas near Man o' War Boulevard are newer construction, vinyl siding and architectural shingle, built in the last couple decades and still mostly under warranty.

The horse farm properties ringing the city bring their own work, barns and outbuildings with metal roofing that takes a beating from open exposure. Inside the city, the multifamily boom around downtown and the university means commercial roofing crews are working on apartment complexes and mixed-use buildings that didn't exist ten years ago. Spring hail off the Bluegrass hits the whole city at once, and insurance claims here move through a market that's used to handling volume.