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Meet the owners
Stark County Roofing From a Family Owned Company Based Here
Right Choice Exteriors is owned and run by Kerri Leggett and Dean Ball, and it has been a family owned, veteran owned Canton business since 2014. Kerri brings years of expertise in the roofing and siding industry and a commitment to delivering every job to the highest standard. Dean brings years of hands on construction experience, along with the integrity and discipline he learned in the Marine Corps, and he carries that into every home the company works on. Together with a team that has more than 25 years of combined experience, they built Right Choice on three values: passion, quality and integrity.
Our office sits on Whipple Avenue SW in Canton, right inside the county we serve. Every Stark County community on this page is a short drive from our door, and when the job is done we are still right here for anything you need.
When you call, you reach the people who run the company, and the crew on your roof works out of an office you can drive to.
Roofing in Stark County
Stark County Roof Replacement and Repair, From the Hall of Fame to Hartville
From homes near the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton to the neighborhoods around Belden Village in Jackson Township and the farm properties out past Quail Hollow Park near Hartville, Right Choice Exteriors handles roof replacement, roof repair, storm damage inspections and emergency leak repair across Stark County. We also install metal roofing, siding and seamless gutters.
Every job starts with a free inspection documented to the HAAG standard, and completed work carries our 12 year workmanship warranty, with nothing due until you are satisfied.
Communities we serve
Roofing Services in Every Stark County Community We Serve
Each community page covers the local permitting details and the roofing questions we hear most from homeowners there.
- Canton roofingOur home city, covered from our Whipple Avenue office, from neighborhoods near the Pro Football Hall of Fame to the southwest side.
- North Canton roofingStraight up Cleveland Avenue from our office, including the neighborhoods around Walsh University.
- Plain Township roofingRight up I-77 and out Market Avenue North, from Avondale near Meyers Lake to Middlebranch and the neighborhoods around GlenOak High School.
- Massillon roofingRight next door to our office, from the streets around Paul Brown Tiger Stadium to Perry Township near Sippo Lake Park.
- Perry Township roofingA short run out Faircrest Street, from Perry Heights and the neighborhoods around Sippo Lake Park down to Richville.
- Jackson Township roofingJust up the road, from Belden Village to the neighborhoods around Lake Cable.
- Louisville roofingA quick trip up SR 153 for Louisville and Nimishillen Township homes.
- Alliance roofingStraight out US 62 to the eastern end of the county, including homes near the University of Mount Union.
- Canal Fulton roofingRight up SR 21 to the historic canal town and the rest of Lawrence Township.
- Hartville roofingStraight up SR 43 to Hartville and Lake Township, including farm properties near Quail Hollow Park.
- Uniontown roofingRight up I-77 to Uniontown and the corridor between Akron and Canton.
What Stark County Weather Does to a Roof
January in Stark County averages a high right at 32 degrees and a low near 19, so roofs cross the freezing point repeatedly through the winter instead of staying frozen. That cycling works fasteners loose and opens flashing joints. June is the wettest month of the year, and the county sees hail and damaging wind through most storm seasons.
Housing age varies sharply across the county. Canton itself has a median construction year of 1947, while the townships and outer communities include far more postwar and recent construction. An older home is more likely to have plank decking, several layers of old roofing, and attic ventilation never sized for the insulation added later.
Storm Damage Roof Inspections Across Stark County
National Weather Service records list 8,797 hail events and 20,788 damaging wind events across Ohio since 1950, and Stark County roofs see their share of both, along with ice dams through a long freeze and thaw winter. Most of that damage is invisible from the driveway.
Our inspections follow the HAAG standard, with every finding photographed before anything is covered, and we will tell you plainly whether the damage looks like it would support an insurance claim. See how we handle storm damage and insurance claims, or read about ice dam roof repair before winter sets in.
Common questions
Common Questions About County Coverage
Do you charge extra for addresses further out in the county?
No. Inspections and estimates are free anywhere we serve, and pricing is based on the work rather than the drive. If an address falls outside what we can service properly, we will say so rather than quote it.
Which building department issues my permit?
It depends on the exact address, not the mailing city. The City of Canton, Canton Township, Perry Township, Plain Township, and the other municipalities each run their own permitting. We confirm the correct jurisdiction for your parcel and handle the filing.
Do you have offices in other Stark County cities?
No, and we would rather say so plainly. We operate from one office on Whipple Avenue SW in Canton and travel out from there. Any contractor claiming a storefront in every town on their service list is usually describing a mailbox.
How soon can someone look at my roof after a storm?
It depends how widespread the damage was. A localized event usually means a quick turnaround. A countywide hail or wind event puts every roofer in the area under load at once. Call early, and tell us if water is actively coming in.
Schedule a Free Inspection in Stark County
Call or text 330-949-9141, or send us a message. We will look at the roof, photograph what we find, and explain your options at no cost.
