Roofing in Seville, Ohio
Seville is a small village with old bones. About a quarter of its homes were built before 1940, and an August 2024 storm brought down trees and wires all over town.
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What we know about Seville roofs
Census estimates from 2012 to 2016 put Seville's median year built at 1980, but the average hides a split: about 25 percent of homes date to 1939 or earlier, and about 29 percent went up in the 1990s. Older village homes often have steep roofs, chimneys and more than one layer of shingles. The newer subdivisions are reaching the age when first roofs come due.
Seville was platted in 1828, and the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery sits inside the village limits. On a house that old, the roof deck under the shingles can need repairs once the old layers come off, so it pays to know what you're working with before you price a roof.
After a wind storm like the one in 2024, the damage that matters most isn't the tree on the lawn. It's the shingles that lifted and laid back down. Those lose their seal and are the first to go in the next blow.
On the roofs our crews see here: mostly architectural asphalt shingles, 6/12 to 8/12 pitch, one layer.
On August 30, 2024, the National Weather Service logged four wind-damage reports in Seville, including multiple trees and wires down throughout town and a tree blown onto Hubbard Valley Road. On September 22, 2025, it logged a tree and utility wires down just south of the village. We found no confirmed hail report in Seville from 2024 to 2026.
Residential building permits in Seville go through the Medina County Building Department at 791 W Smith Rd, Medina (330-722-9220). The county's residential application lists decks, remodels, additions and new homes, and roofing isn't named on it or on the fee schedule. The village issues its own zoning certificate, and its application lists new construction, decks, fences, remodeling, pools and signs, not roofs. Because the written rules don't settle it, we confirm with the county whether your roof needs a permit before work starts.
About 21 miles southwest of our office, out I-76 to the Route 3 exit.
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Seville roofing questions
Was Seville hit by storms recently?
Yes. The Weather Service logged trees and wires down all over town on August 30, 2024, and more trees and wires down just south of the village on September 22, 2025.
Does Seville need a permit for a new roof?
The Medina County Building Department handles residential building permits in Seville, and the village handles zoning. Roofing isn't named on either application, so we confirm with the county before work starts.
How far is Seville from Rocket Roofing?
About 21 miles, out I-76 to the Route 3 exit.
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What happens when you book
About an hour, free, with nothing to sign that day.
- You pick a time. Two options, same day or next day when we can.
- We get on the roof and photograph everything up there.
- We sit down with you, go through every photo and lay out your options.