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Remi in Ohio at a glance

Remi reviews roof replacement quote requests from homeowners in 3 Ohio markets: Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, and the nearby areas listed for each.

Ohio markets, each with its own page and estimate
3
Ohio does not license residential roofers; check local rules
No state license
planning range for a full roof replacement
$7k to $16k
days of 1.75 in. or larger hail within 25 miles of a Remi city since 2024
5

From Remi's market list and license directory, and NOAA records final through June 30, 2026 with preliminary reports through October 17, 2026.

Service areas

Where Remi works in Ohio

Each city page has its own planning range, nearby areas and quote form. Enter your address on any of them to confirm service for your home.

  • Cincinnati, OH

    Planning range
    $7,000 to $16,000
    Local line
    (513) 804-2174
    Large-hail days within 25 mi
    1

    Nearby: Blue Ash, Norwood, Madeira, Montgomery

  • Cleveland, OH

    Planning range
    $7,000 to $16,000
    Local line
    (216) 480-9338
    Large-hail days within 25 mi
    2

    Nearby: Shaker Heights, Beachwood, Euclid, South Euclid

  • Columbus, OH

    Planning range
    $7,000 to $16,000
    Local line
    (614) 591-8103
    Large-hail days within 25 mi
    2

    Nearby: Worthington, Westerville, New Albany, Sunbury

Planning ranges come from Remi's market list and are not quotes. Hail days count NOAA reports of hail 1.75 inches or larger within 25 miles of each city since January 2024.

What does a new roof cost in Ohio?

Remi's current market estimate for a full roof replacement in its Ohio markets is $7,000 to $16,000. This is a planning range, not a final quote. Roof measurements, pitch, materials, access, and project scope determine your price.

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License

Contractor licensing in Ohio

Ohio does not issue a state license for residential roofing contractors, according to Ohio Attorney General. Remi does not list a Ohio license. Check your city and county requirements, and ask for any local registration before you sign.

What the state says
State law does not require home improvement contractors to be licensed, but many Ohio cities do.Ohio Attorney General, read October 18, 2026
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Weather and storms

Large hail in Ohio since 2024

Days when NOAA recorded hail 1.75 inches (golf ball size) or larger somewhere in Ohio, by year. A hail report is not proof that a roof was damaged, and reports cluster where people live. If you think a storm reached your roof, the guides below explain what to check.

2024
5 days
2025
6 days
2026 to date4 preliminary
10 days

Latest days near Remi's Ohio cities

A separate count from the statewide days above: reports within 25 miles of a Remi city in Ohio, including any across the state line. 5 days since January 2024.

Days with hail 1.75 inches or larger within 25 miles of a Remi city in Ohio, newest first
DateLargestAlso reported nearRemi citySource
Aug 22, 20261.75 in at Westlake and WillowickNo other placesClevelandSPC reportsPreliminary
Jun 6, 20261.75 in at HarlemNo other placesColumbusNOAA record
Apr 15, 20262.25 in at Bedford and SolonWalton Hills, Bedford Hgts, Auburn Center, Maple Hgts and 3 moreClevelandNOAA record
May 16, 20252.0 in at KylesNo other placesCincinnatiNOAA record
Mar 14, 20242.0 in at SunburyStratfordColumbusNOAA record

Largest hail reported in Ohio since 2024

Final records: NOAA Storm Events Database, through June 30, 2026. Preliminary: NOAA Storm Prediction Center reports through October 17, 2026, which can change when NOAA finalizes them. Within 25 miles means within 25 miles of the city's Census point.

Typical weather

Planning around Ohio weather

Across Remi's Ohio cities, normal precipitation runs from about 33 inches a year around Cleveland to about 43 inches around Cincinnati. Ask how weather could affect your installation date, and what's included for flashing, underlayment and ventilation, before you compare prices.

NOAA 1991-2020 climate normals for each Remi city in Ohio
CityPrecipitationWarmest month highColdest month lowNOAA station
Cincinnati43.4 in a year87°F in July24°F in JanuaryCincinnati Lunken AP
Cleveland33.3 in a year81°F in July24°F in JanuaryCleveland Burke AP
Columbus41.6 in a year85°F in July22°F in JanuaryColumbus Port Columbus INTL AP

NOAA U.S. Climate Normals, 1991 to 2020, from the station chosen for each city page. Averages describe typical years, not any one storm or your property.

Your roofing project

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Frequently asked questions

Ohio does not issue a state license for residential roofing contractors, according to Ohio Attorney General. Remi does not list a Ohio license. Check your city and county requirements, and ask for any local registration before you sign.

Remi reviews quote requests from homeowners in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, and the nearby areas listed on each city page. Enter your address to confirm service for your home.

Remi's current market estimate for a full roof replacement in its Ohio markets is $7,000 to $16,000. This is a planning range, not a final quote. Roof measurements, pitch, materials, access, and project scope determine your price.

NOAA records 21 days since January 2024 with hail 1.75 inches or larger somewhere in Ohio. Within 25 miles of Remi's Ohio cities, counting reports across the state line, it records 5 days. The latest was Aug 22, 2026 (a preliminary report). A hail report is not proof that a roof was damaged.

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