Complete Exterior Solutions
Complete Exterior Solutions | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Dayton
When powerful Midwest storms test your home, HEP’s team in Dayton responds with expertise that covers every inch of your exterior. From precision roof replacements that stand up to gale-force winds, to custom-fit siding solutions that elevate curb appeal and energy efficiency, our certified crews treat your property like their own. We pair durable materials from industry-leading manufacturers with detail-driven craftsmanship, so you enjoy a refreshed, worry-free façade for decades to come.
Homeowners across the Miami Valley appreciate how we simplify the process—thorough inspections, honest recommendations, clear timelines, and tidy job sites. Whether you need rapid leak repairs after a downpour or a full design makeover that blends new shingles, vibrant vinyl, and seamless gutters, HEP delivers results that look striking today and protect your investment tomorrow. Contact us for a free exterior assessment, and discover why Dayton trusts HEP to handle everything outside your front door.
FAQs
What roofing materials do you install for Dayton homeowners?
We work with a full range of roofing systems to suit Dayton’s climate and architectural styles. Options include asphalt shingles (3-tab and architectural), standing-seam and ribbed-panel metal roofs, cedar shakes, and flat-roof membranes such as EPDM and TPO. During your free consultation we discuss the lifespan, energy efficiency, curb appeal, and budget considerations of each material so you can make an informed choice.
How long does a typical roof replacement take?
Most single-family residential re-roofs in the Dayton area are completed in one to two days once materials are delivered and weather cooperates. Large or complex roofs, underlying deck repairs, or specialty materials like cedar or metal can extend the timeline to three to five days. We provide you with a detailed schedule before work begins and keep you updated daily on progress and any weather delays.
What siding options do you offer and how do they differ?
Our exterior solutions team installs vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber-cement (James Hardie), engineered wood, and steel siding. Vinyl is budget-friendly and low-maintenance, while insulated vinyl adds an energy-saving foam backing. Fiber-cement delivers a wood look with fire and pest resistance. Engineered wood offers authentic wood grain with improved durability. Steel siding is ultra-tough and ideal for hail-prone areas. We help you compare costs, colors, textures, maintenance requirements, and warranties to find the perfect match for your home.
How can I tell whether I need a roof repair or a full replacement?
Key indicators include the age of the roof (20+ years for shingles), widespread curling or missing shingles, granule loss in gutters, frequent leaks, sagging decking, and visible daylight in the attic. Localized issues such as a few missing shingles or minor flashing damage can often be repaired. Our certified inspectors provide a free, no-obligation assessment complete with photos and a clear explanation of whether repair or replacement is the most cost-effective long-term solution.
Do your roofing and siding projects come with warranties?
Yes. Manufacturer warranties cover materials for 25 to 50 years depending on the product, and many offer lifetime limited coverage when installed by our factory-certified crews. In addition, we back every project with a 5- to 10-year workmanship warranty that is transferable if you sell your home. All warranty details are provided in writing before work begins so you have complete peace of mind.
Can you help with insurance claims for storm or hail damage?
Absolutely. Our team has extensive experience with Ohio insurance protocols. We perform a thorough damage inspection, supply written reports and photos, meet with the adjuster on-site, and review the insurer’s estimate to ensure nothing is overlooked. If your claim is approved, we coordinate the repair or replacement and bill your insurance company directly for the covered portion, leaving you responsible only for your deductible.