Roof Replacement · London, Kentucky

Roof Replacement in London, KY

Pro4mance Roofing & Home Improvements replaces roofs in London, KY from our office at 333 N Main St, Suite D, in downtown London. A full roof replacement means tearing the old roof down to the decking, replacing any damaged boards, and installing new synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water shield, flashing, drip edge, ventilation, and your choice of architectural asphalt shingles, metal, or synthetic roofing. Most residential replacements are completed in one day, and the crew finishes with a magnetic nail sweep. We work across London, Corbin, and Laurel County, plus nearby Whitley, Knox, and Clay counties. Every job starts with a free roof inspection and a written estimate based on real measurements. We are locally owned, licensed and insured, and bonded, with License #RC-2841. Call (606) 401-9922 to schedule your free inspection.

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01 — Replace or repair

Does my roof need to be replaced?

Replace the roof when damage is spread across several slopes, the shingles are near the end of their life, or leaks keep coming back after repairs. If the problem is limited to one spot, a repair usually makes more sense.

Architectural asphalt shingles generally last 25 to 30 years. Once a roof reaches that age, patching one leak often just moves the problem to the next weak spot. During a free inspection we walk the roof, check the attic, and tell you plainly which option fits.

Signs a full replacement is likely the right call:

Not sure what storm damage looks like? See our guide to signs of roof hail damage. If your problem looks isolated, our roof repair page for London, KY covers leaks, flashing, and pipe boots.

Roofing crew installing synthetic underlayment during a roof replacement on a two-story brick home
02 — Cost

How much does a roof replacement cost in London, KY?

Most homeowners pay $12,000 to $16,000 to replace an architectural asphalt shingle roof on a typical 1,800 to 2,400 sq ft home. The realistic range runs from about $9,000 for a small ranch to $18,000 for a large two-story.

Home size Roof squares Architectural asphalt Standing-seam metal
1,200–1,500 sq ft16–20$8,500–$11,000$16,000–$22,000
1,600–2,200 sq ft21–28$11,000–$15,500$21,000–$30,000
2,300–3,000 sq ft29–38$15,000–$20,000$28,000–$40,000
3,000+ sq ft38+$19,000–$28,000+$38,000+

A few things move the number. Steep roofs (7/12 pitch and up) add about $50 to $120 per square in labor. A second layer of old shingles adds $40 to $80 per square to tear off. Rotted decking found after tear-off runs $80 to $120 per sheet, and most homes need two to eight sheets.

These are typical ranges for southeastern Kentucky, not a quote. An exact price needs a free on-site measurement. Our Kentucky roof replacement cost guide breaks down every line item so you can compare bids.

03 — What's included

What is included in a roof replacement?

Every Pro4mance roof replacement is a full tear-off down to the decking, not a new layer over old shingles. Here is what goes into the job.

Step What we do Why it matters
Tear-offRemove old roofing to the deckExposes hidden rot
DeckingInspect boards, replace damaged onesNew roofing needs a solid base
UnderlaymentSynthetic underlayment over the deckBackup water barrier
Ice-and-water shieldApplied at eaves and valleysGuards where ice dams and runoff hit
VentilationRidge-to-soffit airflowLess attic heat and moisture
Flashing and drip edgeNew metal at walls, chimneys, vents, and edgesSeals the joints where leaks start
CleanupHaul-off and magnetic nail sweepNo stray nails in the yard

Up to 50-year manufacturer warranties are available depending on the roofing system you choose. Weighing materials? Our metal roofing page compares standing seam metal with architectural shingles.

04 — Timeline

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most residential roof replacements in London and Laurel County are completed in one day. Larger, steeper, or more complex roofs, or jobs with a lot of decking repair, can run into a second day.

Weather is the main scheduling variable, since no roofer should strip a roof open with rain moving in. Once the old roof is off, the crew works through the steps above in order, so the house is covered with underlayment before the shingles go on. You can stay home, but it is loud, so plan ahead for pets.

05 — Insurance

Will insurance pay for a new roof?

If hail, wind, or a fallen tree damaged your roof, your homeowner's policy may cover the replacement minus your deductible. Normal wear and age are not covered.

You file the claim with your insurance company. We inspect the roof, document the damage with dated photos and measurements, write an estimate, and can attend the adjuster's inspection. Under Kentucky law, a roofing contractor cannot negotiate your claim for you or pay, waive, or rebate your deductible. Kentucky deductibles commonly run $1,000 to $2,500.

Read more in our Kentucky roof insurance claim guide and our page on storm damage roofing in London, KY. Comparing contractors? See how to choose a roofer in London and Corbin, and check our about page for how to verify us.

06 — Reviews

What customers say.

"Responded quick and came out and gave me an estimate. We're able to install the roof the same week. The crew did a great job and cleaned up when they were done. Could not have asked for anything more. Would highly recommend." — Ernie Dennison, Google review
"We couldn't be happier with the work Pro4mance Roofing & Home Improvements did on our home. They replaced our roof, gutters, decking boards, fascia, and siding, and the entire project turned out better than we expected." — Ronald Rotondi, Google review

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Roof Replacement — FAQ

Roof replacement questions, answered.

Should I choose architectural shingles or metal for a roof replacement in London, KY?

For most London and Laurel County homes, architectural asphalt shingles are the practical choice. They typically cost $380 to $520 per roofing square installed and last 25 to 30 years. Standing-seam metal runs $900 to $1,400 per square, roughly double the cost, but it generally lasts 40 to 70 years, sheds snow and ice well, and does not bruise in hail the way asphalt does. If you plan to stay in the home for decades, metal can be worth the premium. If you may sell within 5 to 10 years, shingles usually make more financial sense. Pro4mance quotes both during a free inspection, so you can compare real numbers for your roof.

Can a new roof be installed over my old shingles in Laurel County?

Kentucky building code generally allows up to two layers of shingles, so an overlay is sometimes possible, but Pro4mance roof replacements in London and Laurel County are full tear-offs. Removing the old roof is the only way to inspect the decking and replace soft or rotted boards before new material goes on. It also lets us install synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water shield at the eaves and valleys, and new flashing and drip edge, instead of leaving old problems buried under a new layer. If your roof already has two layers, both have to come off, which adds about $40 to $80 per square to the job.

What warranty comes with a roof replacement in London, KY?

Manufacturer warranties of up to 50 years are available on roof replacements from Pro4mance Roofing & Home Improvements, depending on the roofing system you choose. Warranty length and coverage vary by product line, and manufacturers usually expect the full system to be installed together, including underlayment, ventilation, and flashing. That is one reason we replace damaged decking and balance ridge-to-soffit ventilation on every London and Laurel County replacement. Before you sign, ask any roofer, including us, to show you the warranty terms in writing so you know what is covered and for how long.

Areas we serve.

Roof replacement across Laurel County and nearby. Start with our London, KY roofing or Corbin, KY roofing pages.

London, KY Corbin, KY Williamsburg, KY Barbourville, KY Manchester, KY

Visit our London office.

333 N Main St D, London, KY 40741. Call (606) 401-9922.

Local roofer. Free inspection.