Roofing company for
Canal Fulton, Ohio.
Crest Roofing works on homes in Canal Fulton, in the northwest corner of Stark County, from our shop at 9727 Cleveland Ave NW in Uniontown, about 14 miles away. We have been in business since 1991. Roof replacement, roof repair, siding, and seamless gutters, each starting with a free estimate.
Canal-town history,
and a lot of newer homes.
Canal Fulton grew up along the Ohio and Erie Canal, and its historic downtown still sits by the towpath and the Tuscarawas River. But nearly half of its homes were built in 1980 or later, according to Census estimates, with about 15 percent dating to before 1940.
That means two kinds of roof work here: older homes downtown where the deck and flashing need a careful look at tear-off, and newer homes reaching their first full replacement. Either way, the wood replacement rate is written on your contract before work starts.
In Canal Fulton we handle anything from a few wind-torn shingles to a full tear-off, along with siding and gutters.
Wind, 2024
and 2025.
On June 17, 2024, the National Weather Service logged an amateur radio report of an estimated 60 mph gust just south-southwest of Canal Fulton. In 2025 it logged large limbs down near Canal Fulton twice, in June and again on July 28.
Strong gusts lift and tear shingles, and falling limbs do the rest. After a windstorm we walk the whole roof and the gutter line, and when the roof is damaged we write it up for your insurance claim. See storm damage and insurance claims or roof repair.
Downtown and beyond.
We also work in Massillon, Jackson Township, Barberton, and Green.
Canal Fulton homeowners ask us.
Do you have an office in Canal Fulton?
No. Crest works out of one shop, at 9727 Cleveland Ave NW in Uniontown, and Canal Fulton is about a 23-minute drive west.
Do you work on older homes downtown?
Yes. Older homes often have had more than one roof, so the tear-off shows the real condition of the deck, and the price for any bad wood is written on your contract before work starts.
Wind took some shingles off. Do I need a whole new roof?
Not always. In many cases a roof can be repaired without a full replacement. We come out, look at the whole roof, and give you a free estimate.
More answers on our common questions page.