Roof Replacement by Neighborhood in Hudson, Ohio
One city, several generations of roofs. Pick the part of Hudson closest to your house.
Where in Hudson do you replace roofs?
Everywhere inside the city limits, which since the 1994 merger take in both the old village and what used to be Hudson Township. The four pages below exist because the houses, the trees and the paperwork change from one part of town to the next.
- Hudson Historic DistrictGreek Revival, Italianate and Colonial Revival houses near the Green and Western Reserve Academy. Shingle changes here go before the city's review board.
- Hudson Park EstatesBuilt on the old Grissom dairy farm. Four and five bedroom colonials, many from the late 1980s, on lots of half an acre or so.
- Darrow Road and Streetsboro StreetSubdivisions from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s along State Routes 91 and 303, where most of Hudson lives.
- North Hudson near Hines Hill RoadMulti-acre wooded lots on Hines Hill Road and the 1990s Chadds Ford streets off Middleton Road.
What if my street is not on one of these pages?
It does not need to be. The same owner inspects every roof in Hudson, and the same written scope applies on every street. These pages only describe the common cases. Your photo report describes your roof.
A good first step anywhere in town is the free roof inspection. For what the job involves, see roof replacement in Hudson, and for budgeting, the roof replacement cost page.
Who handles permits across Hudson?
Two offices. The City of Hudson's Community Development department, at 1140 Terex Road, issues zoning certificates and takes Historic District applications. The Summit County Building Department, at 1030 East Tallmadge Avenue in Akron, handles building permits for Hudson addresses. Which one your roof involves depends on the address, and each area page says more.
Not sure which part of Hudson you are in?
It makes no difference to us. Call with your address and the owner will come and look at the roof.