Designer Roofing for College Avenue Corridor Houses in Meridian-Kessler

The area east of College Avenue is historically noted for its concentration of Craftsman bungalows and modest two story homes built through the 1920s and 1930s, representing the more densely plotted and smaller lot portion of Meridian-Kessler. Bungalow roof forms here tend toward low pitched gables with wide overhangs, a profile that collects debris and holds standing moisture longer than steeper pitched roofs, making regular inspection and prompt granule loss repair especially important. Lot sizes in this corridor are among the smallest in the neighborhood, and the close spacing of homes and trees means storm driven debris from neighboring lots can accelerate wear on any given roof after Indianapolis's frequent spring and summer hail events.

We have been called to College Avenue Corridor homes that had already been told the whole roof needed to come off, and found repairs that held for years. Photographs are what make that conversation possible at all.