Roof Replacement Hartville, OH
For Hartville and the rest of Lake Township, the owner inspects every roof himself, sends a photo report the same day, and writes one price good for a year.
Roofing by Guttrz replaces asphalt shingle roofs in Hartville, Ohio, starting spring 2027, and inspects roofs for free now. The owner inspects each roof himself, sends a photo report the same day rated Good, Watch or Replace Soon, and writes one price good for a year. Planning ranges for Hartville homes run from $7,500 to $10,500 for a small ranch to $15,000 to $24,000 for a large or steep roof. Guttrz also repairs roofs, and new gutters and guards can go on the same week.
Roof replacement in Hartville, OH covers two different kinds of property: village lots inside the 2.7 square miles of Hartville itself, and farms and acreage out in the rest of Lake Township. Roofing by Guttrz handles both from North Canton, about 20 minutes down Market Avenue North, with asphalt shingle roof replacements starting spring 2027. What every job includes is on the Roofing by Guttrz hub.
What kind of roofs are on Hartville, Ohio homes?
Hartville had 1,455 housing units at the 2020 census, and the 44632 ZIP code holds close to 3,850 homes once Lake Township addresses are counted.
Village streets from the 1920s and 1930s
The blocks nearest the Maple Street and Prospect Avenue crossing are the oldest in the village. On Washington Street E and Erie Avenue the typical house dates to the early 1930s. These are two-story frame houses, bungalows and small Cape Cods with gables of 8/12 or steeper, dormers and plank decking under the shingles. A house this old has often been shingled three or four times, so a second layer waiting to be torn off is common.
Ranches along Market Avenue N and in Smith Heights
The typical house along Market Avenue N went up around 1966, and Smith Heights, off Lee Knoll Street NE, has ranches from the late 1950s. These are long, low roofs, 4/12 to 5/12, usually 18 to 26 squares with the attached garage. Most are on their second or third roof, and the one on there now is often a 3-tab shingle near the end of its 15 to 20 years.
Seven Hills Estates, Danbury Glen and the newer subdivisions
Seven Hills Estates dates to the mid 1990s, and Danbury Glen has been building since about 2005. These are two-story and large ranch homes with 7/12 to 9/12 pitches, hips, several front gables and valleys, often 28 to 40 squares. A 1990s roof here is on its first shingles, and they are due.
Farmhouses in Lake Township
Out along Pontius Street NE, Congress Lake Avenue and the roads toward Quail Hollow, farmhouses go back to the 1870s. Their roofs are steep and their decking is plank. A shingled detached garage can go on the same quote as the house, but a metal barn roof is outside what we do. Near the pines and hardwoods of Quail Hollow Park, shaded north slopes hold moisture and grow moss sooner than open lots do.
Who issues roofing permits in Hartville?
It depends on which side of the village line your house sits. Hartville is a village with its own Building Department at 202 W. Maple Street, which enforces the residential building code inside village limits. A home outside the village in Lake Township is permitted by the Stark County Building Inspection Department at 7235 Whipple Avenue NW in Canton, since the Lake Township zoning office handles zoning only. Guttrz pulls the permit where one is required, and the fee shows as its own line on your written price.
What is included in a Guttrz roof replacement?
A full tear-off of every layer, synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield at the eaves and in each valley, new drip edge, starter strip, architectural shingles and a ridge vent, with a dumpster on the drive, a magnet sweep of the yard for nails and a complete cleanup. The five-step process is on the roofing hub, and the overlay vs tear-off page explains why we never shingle over an old roof. A Hartville quote also spells out a manufacturer warranty on the shingles and a written Guttrz workmanship warranty, terms on your quote.
How much does roof replacement in Hartville, OH cost?
The number of squares sets most of the price, and one square is 100 square feet of roof.
| Hartville home | Roof size | Planning range |
|---|---|---|
| 1950s or 1960s ranch, Market Avenue N or Smith Heights | 15 to 20 squares | $7,500 to $10,500 |
| Village two-story or farmhouse | 20 to 30 squares | $10,000 to $16,000 |
| Two-story in Seven Hills Estates or Danbury Glen | 30 to 40 squares | $15,000 to $24,000 |
A steep 1930s village house with two layers can land in a higher row than its footprint suggests. The price is written, flat and good for one year, so an inspection this fall still holds for a spring 2027 install. The roof replacement cost page breaks down squares, pitch, layers and decking.
Why start with a free roof inspection?
Because many Hartville roofs are not ready yet. The owner walks the roof, photographs the shingles, valleys, flashing, vent boots and gutters, and sends the report the same day, rated Good, Watch or Replace Soon. When a few lifted shingles or one cracked pipe boot is the whole problem, Guttrz also does roof repair in Stark County at a fixed written price before any work starts. The free roof inspection page lists everything the owner checks.
Can gutters and guards go on the same week as the roof?
Yes, and on a long Hartville ranch or farmhouse it is the smart order. A 50 or 60 foot eave with one downspout is usually hung on spikes that have loosened over decades, and the new drip edge laps into whatever gutter is below it. New seamless gutters in Hartville go on right after the shingles, gutter guards in Hartville go on after the gutters, and if the gutters are staying, a gutter cleaning in Hartville clears them before the first rain on the new roof.
From Hartville, Guttrz also replaces roofs in Uniontown, Greentown and the rest of Lake Township, Green and North Canton.
Book a free roof inspection in Hartville
Now booking spring 2027 roof replacements. Free roof inspections now. Send the short form and we text or call you within the hour, or text (330) 818-5584 yourself. To get on the spring list, request a roof replacement quote in Hartville.
Questions
Do you replace the metal roof on my barn or pole building in Hartville?
No. Roofing by Guttrz replaces and repairs asphalt shingle roofs, so metal barn roofs and flat roofs are outside what we do. A detached garage with a shingle roof can be inspected and quoted together with the house. If the barn is your concern, we will say so plainly rather than quote something we do not install.
Does the Village of Hartville require a permit to replace a roof?
Inside the village, permits come from the Hartville Building Department at 202 W. Maple Street, and outside the village, from the Stark County Building Inspection Department in Canton. Whether a straight shingle replacement needs one is a question we settle with that office before the dumpster arrives. Where a permit is required, Guttrz pulls it and the fee is on your quote.
My north slope near Quail Hollow grows moss every year. Will a new roof fix that?
A new roof removes the moss and the shingles it has damaged, but it does not change the shade and damp that grew it. Architectural shingles shed water better than worn 3-tab, and a ridge vent helps the deck dry from below. Trimming back the limbs that shade the slope does the most, and the inspection report will note where the moss is thickest.
Can you replace my Hartville roof before spring 2027?
No. Shingle sealant strips need warm sun to bond, so installs start in spring 2027 once days stay above about 40 degrees. Inspections and quotes are happening now, and a quote written this winter holds its price for one year, so you lose nothing by getting the report early and booking a spring date.
My 1930s village house has two layers of shingles. Does that cost more to replace?
Somewhat. Ohio's residential code caps asphalt shingles at two layers, so a third cannot go on and both old layers come off. The extra layer adds tear-off labor and dumpster weight, and a steep roof slows the work. Those show up as a higher position inside the price range for your roof size, and your flat quote spells them out.
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Written by Christian Schaffner, owner of Guttrz. Updated November 8, 2026.
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