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Are you in need of a new roof, and wondering how you’re going to pay for it? For many residents in the United States that count with homeowner’s insurance, there’s a good chance that coverage can cover part or all the cost of repairs or replacement—although that will depend on various factors unique to your claim.

Universal Builders of America’s President Jacob Noland has recently received an award for the high percentage of Owens Corning accessory add-ons sold among its distributors.

Located on the Westside of Columbus with convenient access to the Outerbelt, Hilliard is a great place to live. It’s affordable with plenty of homes for families of all sizes.

A roof replacement is one of the biggest investments that you will ever make in your Ohio home. If you are one of the many Ohio homeowners considering getting a new roof, you are probably curious about what you can expect to spend on your new roofing system.

Routine roof inspections are one of the best ways to keep your home functioning properly, and late spring or early summer is a great time to have your roof assessed by a professional contractor.

There’s a whole slew of roofing types available on the market today, but depending on where you live, not every material is going to make for a durable and long-lasting roofing system.

Roofing problems usually start out small and lead to bigger, more costly issues over time. So, if you are proactive you can prevent and repair problems before they impact your quality of life and your budget.

(855) 512-1012 While summer in Columbus, Ohio can be beautiful, it also comes with severe storms. Even the strongest roofing systems get hit during storm season. Heavy thunderstorms bring wind, hail, and flash floods that can have disastrous effects.

Our homes are our biggest investments. When it comes to keeping them in top shape, addressing problems immediately is one of the best ways to make your home is protected for years to come.

If you are building a home, or simply looking to purchase a new roof, it can be difficult to decide what is best for you and your home. While making this decision, you might have heard a lot about a few main materials used in roofing: metal, wood, tile, concrete, and asphalt shingles.

As a member of the small business community in Columbus, Ohio, Universal Builders of America, Inc. works hard to be a reliable and trustworthy contractor. Our efforts in the local roofing industry and in serving our customers has helped Universal Builders earn an excellent reputation.

If you live in an area that has harsh winter seasons, chances are, you know the side effects that snow and ice buildup can have on your home’s roof.

Has your home been hit by a damaging storm? If so, your roof could be in jeopardy. Whether you think you need a few minor repairs or are interested in a full replacement, it’s important to choose the right roofing contractor for the job to ensure satisfactory results.

As a homeowner in Columbus, it’s important to have your roof inspected regularly by a professional roofing company to check…

When a major storm rolls through the Columbus area, it’s not always easy to determine whether your roof has sustained…

Have you been researching roofing companies in Columbus to repair or replace your roof? If so, you’re sure to be more satisfied…

Roof damage can occur in many ways—from severe storms to aggressive wildlife. No matter what caused your roof damage, it’s…

Many of the homes in Westerville are beautiful and spacious properties that make lovely havens at the end of the day. However,…

This northern suburb of Columbus is right on the Outer Belt where you can access any area of the city. It’s…

You have a lot of other things to think about besides your roof. That is, until your roof needs to be repaired…

Universal Builders of America has recently partnered with Owens Corning and Habitat for Humanity to donate a new roof to a deserving member of the community. The ceremony was…

Is your roof leaking? Does it have any wear and tear? Your roof is imperative for a home that is…