Servicing Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania
Platinum Home Exteriors is an Amish roofing contractor based in Millersburg, Ohio, at the center of Holmes County, where the largest Amish settlement in the world has built and roofed for generations. Our crews cover 31 counties across three states. Every worker we send comes from that community. We install steel and shingle roofs, handle repairs, run seamless gutters, and manage storm damage claims for homeowners across a 120-mile service radius in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Free estimates. No obligation.
Holmes County produces a specific kind of builder. These are men who grew up working with their hands, framing barns before they were teenagers, reading a structure the way other people read a room. Roofing is one trade among many that they’ve mastered over a lifetime of building.
When a Platinum crew arrives at your home, the difference is visible from the first hour. The work starts early. Nobody stands around waiting for direction. Every shingle course lands straight, every piece of flashing gets sealed to the detail the manufacturer calls for, and the cleanup when the job wraps is as thorough as the install itself.
You can’t replicate that in a training program. It’s the product of a culture where building is a vocation, not just a trade. The standard doesn’t move. That’s why homeowners across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia specifically request our crews, and why every roof we install carries manufacturer warranties from GAF and Owens Corning alongside a workmanship guarantee we’re willing to stand behind without hesitation.
Our Holmes County office sits at the center of a 120-mile service area. The reach is real. It extends east through the Tuscarawas and Guernsey corridors, south through the Muskingum and Ohio River valleys to Marietta and Athens, west into the Columbus-area suburbs, and across the state lines into southwestern Pennsylvania and West Virginia as far south as Parkersburg.
Select your state below or use the map to find your county. If your area isn’t on the map, call us at (330) 275-0935. We accommodate requests just outside our standard coverage zones depending on project size and drive time from our Holmes County office.
Amish-crafted roofing across 31 counties in Ohio, Pennsylvania & West Virginia
Holmes · Tuscarawas · Coshocton · Knox · Licking · Muskingum · Guernsey · Carroll · Columbiana · Harrison · Jefferson · Belmont · Monroe · Noble · Perry · Morgan · Washington · Athens
Hancock · Brooke · Ohio · Marshall · Wetzel · Tyler · Pleasants · Ritchie · Wood · Wirt
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This region is hard on roofs. Few areas in the eastern United States cycle through as many punishing conditions as the tri-state area where Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia converge, and installers who work here year after year develop a working knowledge of what this climate does to a structure that no training manual or regional certification can teach.
Freeze-thaw is the dominant threat. Across IECC Climate Zones 4A and 5A, temperatures cross the freezing mark more than 100 times in a typical winter. Each cycle forces moisture into any gap an installer left open, where it freezes, expands, and cracks shingles, flashing, and sealant from the inside out. A tight install survives this for decades. Sloppy work fails within a few winters.
Hail moves through a reliable corridor every summer. Holmes, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, and Muskingum Counties see measurable hail events most years, and so does the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia. Summer thunderstorms push horizontal rain into ridge vents and flashing details that looked acceptable during inspection but weren’t sealed to the standard this climate requires.
River valley humidity from the Ohio, Muskingum, and Tuscarawas corridors accelerates granule loss on asphalt shingles and promotes algae growth on homes that weren’t ventilated correctly during installation. It compounds fast. Marshall County WV, Belmont County OH, and the river communities of southwestern Pennsylvania all deal with premature shingle aging for exactly this reason.
Every estimate we write accounts for these conditions specifically. Ventilation design, underlayment selection, shingle specification, and flashing technique are calibrated to the specific exposures your home faces, not to a generic regional standard that doesn’t account for elevation, valley position, or tree coverage. Generic installation standards don’t cut it here.
Ohio is home base. Our office sits in Holmes County, and most of our projects are within 60 miles of Millersburg. We cover 18 counties across eastern and central Ohio. The Tuscarawas and Coshocton corridors sit closest to home. Knox, Licking, and Muskingum anchor the mid-state corridor, and Perry, Athens, and Washington Counties extend our reach south to the Ohio River. Jefferson, Belmont, Carroll, Harrison, Columbiana, Guernsey, Monroe, Morgan, and Noble Counties round out our footprint along the eastern edge of the state.
Counties served: Holmes, Tuscarawas, Coshocton, Knox, Licking, Muskingum, Guernsey, Belmont, Jefferson, Columbiana, Perry, Carroll, Harrison, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Athens, and Washington.
See our ohio roofing service area for county pages and recent local projects.
Three Pennsylvania counties along the Ohio border fall within our regular service area. Beaver County takes in the Pittsburgh northern suburbs and the Ohio River communities north along the state line as far as Ellwood City. To the south, Washington County runs through Canonsburg and the communities west of Pittsburgh. Greene County sits at the southwestern corner of the state. Our crews get there regularly.
Counties served: Beaver, Washington, and Greene.
See our Pennsylvania roofing service area for county pages and recent local projects.
West Virginia coverage runs farther south than most people expect. Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties make up the Northern Panhandle and sit closest to our office. Wheeling, Weirton, Chester, and Wellsburg are regular stops. South of the panhandle, our crews serve Wetzel, Tyler, Pleasants, Wirt, Ritchie, and Wood Counties along the Ohio River corridor, reaching Parkersburg and Vienna.
Counties served: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, Pleasants, Ritchie, Tyler, Wetzel, Wirt, and Wood.
See our West Virginia roofing service area for county pages and recent local projects.
Full roof replacement, most often in GAF and Owens Corning architectural shingles, installed as a complete system by our Amish crews. Most jobs finish in one to two days.
From a single leak to full hail or wind damage, our crews find the real source, document everything your insurance adjuster needs, and make the repair. Active leaks get emergency tarping the same visit.
We cut seamless aluminum gutters on-site to fit each home exactly, so there are fewer seams and fewer leak points. Gutter guards are available for homes under heavy tree cover.
We install standing seam and exposed-fastener steel roofs built to outlast asphalt by decades, with a Class 4 impact rating that can lower some insurance premiums. A strong fit for this region’s freeze-thaw winters.
Call or submit a request online and we’ll schedule a free, no-obligation inspection at your home. It costs nothing. Our inspector documents the roof’s condition with photos and measurements, walks you through every finding in person before leaving, and answers questions on-site so you understand exactly what the roof needs. Teams leave Holmes County daily and cover all 31 counties, with most inspections happening within the same week you call.
You get a detailed written estimate that breaks down every line item: materials, labor, permits, and cleanup. No guessing, no additions at the end. We walk you through GAF and Owens Corning product options, explain the real differences between lines, and help you choose what fits your home and budget. We offer financing for qualifying homeowners.
The crew shows up on time and works straight through. Most standard replacements finish in one to two days depending on size, pitch, and complexity. Every component goes into manufacturer specifications. Nobody cuts corners. The attention to detail that comes from years of hands-on building shows in the finished product: straight lines, tight seals, no skipped steps.
When the last shingle is set, the job isn’t done. Every crew member sweeps the yard, driveway, and landscaping with a magnetic roller before loading up, because fasteners left in the grass cause flat tires and foot injuries. They run it twice if there’s any doubt. We walk the finished roof with you before anyone leaves.
We register your manufacturer warranty with the manufacturer directly, hand you all project documentation, and follow up after the job to confirm everything is performing as it should. No argument needed. Our workmanship guarantee is direct: if something isn’t right, we come back and fix it at no cost to you.