Concrete & Foundations
Concrete pouring, pumping, finishing, floor surfacing, repair, and resurfacing — footings, foundations, retaining walls, shotcrete, gunite, mud-jacking, and grouting.
JYR Roofing LLC is an exterior and structural contractor on Deewood Loop East, Columbus — five divisions covering roofing, concrete, masonry, glass and glazing, and metal work. From the footing pour to the ridge cap, every course is set to line.
Five divisions, one crew standard — what the company pours, lays, glazes, and erects. The full division-by-division scope is on the Divisions page.
Concrete pouring, pumping, finishing, floor surfacing, repair, and resurfacing — footings, foundations, retaining walls, shotcrete, gunite, mud-jacking, and grouting.
Reinforcing steel and rebar placement, precast and prestressed component installation, structural steel erection, iron work, wood and steel framing, and truss installation.
Brick, block, stone, and stucco — chimneys, fireplaces, retaining walls, tuck pointing — plus glazing, curtain wall, glass block, mirrors, and stained glass.
Asphalt shingle, metal, copper, built-up, roll, and membrane roofing — steep and low slope, skylights, and roof coatings including solar-reflective application.
Vinyl, aluminum, wood, and metal siding — gutters, downspouts, fascia, soffit, and flashing — plus ornamental metal, awnings, storefronts, and on-site welding.
The estimate names the system, the material, and the square. A bid that doesn't say what's covered isn't a bid — it's a guess with a number.
Decking, sheathing, and substrate get checked before anything goes on top. A roof is only as sound as what it's nailed to.
Chimneys, skylights, valleys, and edges are where roofs fail. Flashing and counter-flashing get detailed before the field goes down.
Tear-off debris, nails, and material are pulled from the site before the crew leaves. A clean site is part of the scope, not a favor.
JYR Roofing operates from Columbus's northeast corridor — inside the I-270 ring where residential re-roofs, commercial flat systems, foundation pours, and masonry work all run through one dispatch.
Five divisions under one roof means one contractor for the envelope: the pour, the frame, the wall, the glass, and the roof over it — one scope, one crew standard.
"A roof isn't judged the day it goes on. It's judged the first hard rain after — and every one after that."
JYR Roofing · Site NoteRe-roof, pour, masonry, glass, or metal work — describe the scope and the yard responds within one business day.
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