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Ohio Roofing

Ohio is known for its contributions to American architecture, including the development of the American Craftsman style and the Prairie School. Some of the state's most famous architectural landmarks include the Statehouse in Columbus, the National Road-Zane Grey Museum in Norwich, and the Westcott House in Springfield.

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Historic Ohio

Alongside plenty else, Ohio is known for its contributions to American architecture, including the development of the American Craftsman style and the Prairie School. Some of the state's most famous architectural landmarks include the Statehouse in Columbus, the National Road-Zane Grey Museum in Norwich, and the Westcott House in Springfield. The state is also home to many historic buildings with distinctive roofs, such as the Onion Dome of the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral in Cleveland, the Mansard roof of the Wilder Building in Toledo, and the Gambrel roof of the Van Buren Statehouse in Bucyrus. Overall, Ohio's rich architectural heritage reflects the state's diversity and history.

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Famous Ohio Roofs

1. Ohio University – This sprawling university in Athens, Ohio, is home to several buildings with stunning slate roofs. The most noteworthy of these is Cutler Hall, a National Historic Landmark built in 1816.

2. Fort Steuben – Located in Steubenville, Ohio, Fort Steuben was built in 1786 and served as a military encampment during the Northwest Indian War. Its slate roof is a reminder of its past.

3. The University of Akron - Located in Akron, Ohio, the University of Akron is a beautiful university campus with a variety of buildings, including some with slate roofs. The university was founded in 1870 and has since grown to be one of the largest universities in Ohio.

4. The Inn at Honey Run – This gorgeous bed and breakfast in Millersburg, Ohio, is famed for its slate roof. Built in 1809, it has been lovingly restored to its former glory.

5. Canton Palace Theatre – This historic theatre in Canton, Ohio, was built in 1926 and is home to a beautiful slate roof. It is a popular venue for concerts, movies, and stage shows.
6. The Ohio State Reformatory - The Ohio State Reformatory is a historic prison located in Mansfield, Ohio. It was built in 1886 and features several buildings with slate roofs. The reformatory is now a museum and is a popular tourist attraction.

7. The Cincinnati Music Hall - This historic building dates back to 1878 and is home to symphony, opera, ballet, and a variety of other performing arts. It has a slate roof that has been replaced several times over the years.

8. The Dayton Art Institute - The Dayton Art Institute is an art museum located in Dayton, Ohio. It features several buildings with historic roofs, including the main building, which was built in 1930. The institute is home to a variety of artworks, including pieces from famous artists such as Picasso and Monet.

9. The Cleveland Museum of Art - The Cleveland Museum of Art is an art museum located in Cleveland, Ohio. It features several buildings with slate roofs, including the main building, which was built in 1916. The museum is home to a variety of artworks, including pieces from famous artists such as Monet and Rembrandt.

10. First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland - The First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland was built in 1854 and features a slate roof. The church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a popular destination for weddings and events.
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Choose Durable Slate

The Durable Slate Mid-West headquarters, Cleveland branch, and Cincinnati branch serves the Ohio region and works alongside our other branches to service states beyond.

Unlike most roofing contractors, we specialize in slate, clay-tile, and custom copper solutions. Our in-house training and apprenticeship programs are industry leading and we are frequently recognized for our integrity in all things. We call this the Durable Way and it means premium service, time-honored methods, and a lasting, beautiful roof.

Our commitments to quality, safety, and traditional methods has earned us innumerable distinctions and awards over the years. Here are a few awards that make use especially proud.
Our locally sourced, expert craftsman are exceptionally capable slate roofers with decades of combined experience. We work and behave professionally, with consideration for your well-being and the historic integrity of your home and surround, and are motivated by pride in our work. We love slate roofing and our work shows it.

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