Roofing & Restoration in Parkersburg, WV

Roofing Services in Parkersburg

Every roofing service we run starts here at home: honest roof repair that fixes the fault instead of upselling a tear-off, full replacements in architectural shingle roofing, and metal roofing for owners who want the last roof their house will need. One foreman runs your project start to finish, and our 5-Year No-Leak Certification backs the workmanship.

Storm & Hail Damage Repair in Parkersburg

Ohio Valley storm season is a fact of life in Wood County, and Drake's has worked its aftermath for two decades. We inspect and photograph the damage, prepare the line-item estimate your insurer expects, and meet the adjuster on your roof - the full storm damage repair claims process, including the reminder that you can choose your own contractor.

Water & Fire Damage Restoration in Parkersburg

When water gets in - storm breach, burst pipe, appliance failure - our water damage restoration crews handle extraction, structural drying, and mold prevention, then rebuild what was damaged. Fire and smoke losses run through our fire damage restoration team the same way: one contractor from mitigation to move-back-in, with the insurance documentation handled throughout.

Serving Wood County & the Mid-Ohio Valley

From the Rosemar Road headquarters our crews cover all of Parkersburg - North End and South Side, the older housing stock around the Julia-Ann Square Historic District downtown, and the hillside streets below Fort Boreman. Parkersburg roofs age on a schedule the river sets: Ohio River humidity works on shingles all summer, and freeze-thaw cycles pry at every seam all winter, which is why local experience matters more here than a national logo. Neighboring Vienna and Williamstown share our home-base response times.

Why Parkersburg Trusts Drake's

Since 2000: licensed West Virginia contractor #WV037234, GAF and Owens Corning installer, 5-Year No-Leak Certification on workmanship, GreenSky financing on new roofs and major repairs, and discounts for first responders and military families. Local crews, local suppliers, and a foreman whose name you know for the length of your project - that is what a hometown contractor owes its own town.