Hardt Roofing

Hardt Roofing specializes in historic preservation roofing and custom copper work, capabilities that set the company apart from contractors who only handle standard shingle installations. Based in Parkersburg, the company serves Wood County, the Charleston area, and extends into Ohio to cover Marietta and the Mid-Ohio Valley region. The specialty focus makes a difference for properties that require more than basic asphalt shingles. Historic homes, commercial buildings with architectural significance, and properties that want copper details need contractors who understand these materials and techniques. Hardt Roofing handles slate roofing, tile systems, standing seam metal, and the custom copper work that includes gutters, flashing, chimney caps, and valley installations. Copper work is a distinct specialty within the roofing industry. The material requires different fabrication techniques, soldering skills, and design knowledge than standard roofing. Custom copper gutters, decorative flashings, and detailed chimney caps add both functionality and aesthetic value to properties. The company has developed this expertise over years of focused work. Standard roofing services cover the more common needs as well. Shingle roofing for typical residential applications. Flat roofs using TPO and EPDM membranes for low-slope commercial and residential sections. Leak detection and repair that addresses not just the roof surface but also the siding, chimneys, windows, and doors that can all contribute to water intrusion. West Virginia license number WV052258, full insurance coverage including workers compensation and general liability, BBB accreditation, and BuildZoom verification provide the credentials that clients should expect. Free inspections and estimates start the relationship with no obligation. Parkersburg and the surrounding area experience Ohio River Valley weather with humidity, temperature variation, and the precipitation that tests every roofing system. Hardt Roofing installs knowing what these conditions demand, using materials and techniques appropriate for the climate and the property.