DHC Construction LLC provides reliable roofing and gutter installation for homeowners throughout Centerville, OH. Our family-owned team, based in Lebanon, manages every project directly and keeps you informed from start to finish. Whether you need a new asphalt shingle roof, a flat porch roof that stops leaking, new gutters, or a custom deck, we are here to help with honest advice and careful work on every project.
Our core services include:
New roofs and shingle repairs in a variety of colors.
Watertight roofing for porches, additions, and garages
Gutters and downspouts planned for your roofline.
Custom decks built for relaxing and entertaining.
We focus on practical solutions that fit your budget and schedule. Over time, homes in Centerville deal with aging shingles, leaking low-slope roofs, and gutters that spill water near the foundation. We inspect your home, explain your options, and provide clear upfront pricing. Our crew works efficiently, protects your property, and cleans up at the end of every day.
Many homes have more than one type of roof, such as a sloped shingle roof over the main house and a flat roof over a porch or addition. At DHC Construction LLC, we work directly with homeowners in Centerville, OH, to repair and replace both. We install asphalt shingles on sloped roofs and rubber roofing on flat and low-slope areas, and we make sure the two connect cleanly so water cannot sneak in.
Our process begins with a free on-site estimate where we inspect every part of your roof and talk through your budget. Once you approve the scope, we order materials and schedule the work around your routine. We protect your landscaping, remove old roofing carefully, and clean up nails and debris every day. Owner Dustin Mccrakten keeps you updated throughout the project. From a single leak repair to a full roof replacement, we deliver roofing that is built to last.
Good drainage starts at the roof edge. For gutter installation in Centerville, OH, we look at your roof size, pitch, and the spots where water runs off fastest. We check fascia boards for rot and repair them so your new gutters have solid backing. Then we place downspouts to carry water away from your foundation, driveway, and walkways, instead of letting it pool near the house.
We help you choose gutter options and gutter protection that fit your home and budget. Whether you are replacing an entire gutter system along with a new roof or fixing a problem area, we focus on secure fastening, sealed seams, and proper slope. During the job, we follow safe work practices and keep the work area tidy. You get straight answers about materials, timing, and cost. Our goal is to finish every project safely, cleanly, and on schedule.
Jefferson’s humidity demands rigorous exterior prep; we scrape, sand, seal, and prime surfaces thoroughly to resist premature peeling and UV degradation.
Loose nails, old gutter pieces, and scattered debris are the last thing you want in your yard or driveway. Our crew cleans up the work area at the end of every day so your home stays safe for your family and pets.
Nobody wants a half-finished project hanging around for weeks. We set a realistic schedule before we start, keep you updated along the way, and work to finish your project on the date we planned.
Flat and low-slope porch roofs are often covered with materials meant for sloped roofs, such as shingles or rolled roofing. These materials need slope to shed water, so they leak when water sits on them. Leaks also start where the porch roof meets the wall of the house. When we repair a porch roof in Centerville, OH, we remove the failing material, check the decking, and install rubber flat roofing with proper flashing at the wall so the area stays dry. Fixing the wall connection is often the most important part, since that is where water usually finds its way inside.
Common signs include curling or cracked shingles, bald spots where granules have worn away, shingles missing after storms, and leaks or stains inside your home. If your roof is showing these signs across large areas, replacement is usually a better long-term value than repeated repairs. We offer free inspections and will give you an honest opinion about whether your roof needs a repair or a full replacement. We walk you through what we find, share photos when helpful, and help you choose the option that fits your home, your plans, and your budget without any pressure.
Downspouts should be placed where they can carry the most water off the roof without dumping it near your foundation, driveway, or walkway. Long runs of gutter usually need more than one downspout. We also look at where the water goes once it leaves the downspout, so it drains away from your home instead of pooling against it. Water that collects near the foundation can lead to wet basements, cracked concrete, and washed-out landscaping. Getting downspout placement right during gutter installation is one of the simplest ways to protect your home.
