Roofing in Richmond, KY

Richmond splits into two very different housing stocks. Around downtown and the EKU campus you've got homes from the early 1900s with steep pitched roofs and original wood siding under layers of paint, plus the university's own mix of dorms and admin buildings that need commercial-grade work done on a tight academic calendar. Out toward Eastern Bypass and the newer subdivisions off Lancaster Avenue, it's mostly vinyl siding and asphalt shingle roofs from the last twenty years, still under builder warranties that homeowners don't always understand.

Madison County sits right in the path of spring line squalls that roll off the Bluegrass, and Richmond gets its share of straight-line wind and hail that shows up as bruised shingles nobody notices until a slow leak stains a ceiling. Insurance adjusters know this town well, which makes documentation on storm claims worth doing right the first time.