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New Point Roofing provides roofing to homeowners across New Point, from storm damaged shingles that need attention today to older roofs planning for full replacement. We're licensed and insured in Indiana, we put every estimate in writing, and every New Point inspection is free.

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Hail moved through Decatur? New Point Roofing inspects New Point roofs free and reports what is actually there, both directions. Call (463) 220-0721.

  • Services: roof inspections, roof repair, emergency roof repair, roof replacement
  • Service area: New Point, Decatur, IN and surrounding areas
  • Response: New Point emergencies move to the front of the schedule, with interim protection first
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A roof inspection in New Point starts on the ground and works up. We look at the roof plane for lifted, torn, or missing shingles, we check flashing around chimneys, vents, and valleys where leaks usually start, and we watch for hail bruising, granule loss, and the age related wear that shows up on older rural farmhouses and mid century homes. Findings get photographed and organized so you can see the condition of your roof for yourself, not just take our word for it. A thorough inspection matters because small roof problems in New Point become expensive ones fast, especially after the wind and hail events Decatur County sees every storm season.

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Most New Point roof leaks are not shingle leaks. Water enters at flashing: the chimney where the counterflashing pulled loose, the wall transition where step flashing was face nailed, the pipe boot that cracked on schedule at year twelve. The shingle field gets blamed because it is the biggest surface, but the Decatur leak hunt almost always ends at a detail somebody caulked instead of fixed.

New Point Roofing keeps small repairs welcome across New Point, because a company that only answers for replacements is a company waiting for your roof to fail. The cracked boot, the wind lifted tab, the nail pop scatter: real crews, real invoices, sized to the work. Decatur homeowners who get honest small repairs come back for the big one, and the business model is exactly that patient.

Bought a roof and never got the paperwork? New Point Roofing runs warranty rescue for New Point homeowners: manufacturer registration chased where the window allows, installation records reconstructed from inspection, and the coverage you paid for put on paper. Call (463) 220-0721. Across Decatur, warranty value quietly expires in kitchen drawers, and some of it can still be recovered.

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About Us

Local Expertise, Real Results

Magnets go over the lawn at the end of every day, not just the last one.

The difference between a 15-year roof and a 30-year roof is rarely the shingle. It is the underlayment, the flashing, the ventilation, and the installer. New Point Roofing treats all four as the product on every New Point home.

New Point Roofing was founded by Aaron Christy in 2018 and serves New Point homeowners across Decatur County and the surrounding communities of Greensburg, St. Paul, Westport, Millhousen, Sandusky, and Clarksburg. Aaron has been featured on FOX59, WISH TV, and RTV6 for his work in central Indiana roofing. We hold Indiana license RC21100059, we carry insurance, and our crews are local to the region, which means we know how rural southeastern Indiana homes are built and how they weather. Roofing in New Point isn't a side job for us. It's what we show up to do, year in and year out.

Every New Point project starts with a real look at the roof, not a guess from the driveway. We walk the roof where it's safe, check shingles, flashing, valleys, penetrations, and the problem spots that show up first, and we document what we find with photos so you see exactly what we see. From there you get an honest written estimate with a clear scope, no vague line items, and no pressure. When the work starts, our crews stay focused on tidy workmanship, protecting your landscaping and siding, and finishing the roof the way it was scoped.

Our Promise

Our promise to New Point homeowners is simple and comes in three parts. First, every job begins with a free on site inspection before any work is scheduled or any money changes hands. Second, you get an honest written estimate with a clear scope and transparent line items added later. Third, the work is backed by a workmanship warranty on top of the standard manufacturer coverage that comes with your shingles, so you know who to call if something needs attention.

Why New Point Chooses Us

How We Treat a New Point Yard and Driveway

Serving New Point and Decatur with quality materials, thorough inspections, and transparent pricing.

Built For Storm Response

Decatur County sits in an active severe storm corridor, and roofs here take a beating from hail and straight line wind. When a storm rolls through, we prioritize inspections for homeowners with visible damage or active leaks. You get a documented assessment and a clear plan so the damage doesn't sit and spread.

We Know New Point Homes

New Point's housing stock runs from late-1800s farmhouses to mid century builds and newer manufactured homes. Each of those needs a different approach on the roof, from steeper gables in traditional asphalt to low slope metal on manufactured homes. We scope the work for the house in front of us, not a generic template.

Inspection Through Completion

You work with one roofing company from the first climb up the ladder to the final cleanup. That means the person documenting the damage, the person writing the estimate, and the crew on your roof are all part of the same operation. Fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, one point of accountability.

Claim Documentation Done Right

If you're filing a storm claim on your New Point home, the paperwork matters as much as the roof itself. We document damage with dated photos, measurements, and clear notes, then organize it so your insurance carrier and adjuster have what they need. That protects your claim and speeds the process.

Our Process

The Order We Work In on New Point Homes

Every New Point project starts with an on site inspection. We walk the roof where it's safe to do so, check shingles, flashing, valleys, penetrations, and the underside of overhangs, and we photograph anything that shows storm impact or age related wear. You get a plain language rundown of what's holding up, what's failing, and what's borderline. Before we talk numbers or scope, we make sure you understand the actual condition of your roof, because the right recommendation for a 30 year old farmhouse roof isn't the same as the right one for a five year old shingle job.

Once the inspection is finished, you get an honest written estimate. It spells out the scope, the materials, and the price with no vague line items or add ons that appear later. If your New Point roof damage looks storm related, we help you document it properly for a claim and work alongside your insurance carrier and their adjuster during the review. We don't works with your insurance carrier and we don't name policies we can't see. We do give you the photos, measurements, and notes that a good claim needs.

When the scope is approved, we schedule the roofing work around your calendar and the weather window. On install day, the crew protects landscaping, siding, and driveways, tears off the old roof cleanly, installs underlayment, flashing, and shingles to manufacturer spec, and keeps the site organized as the day moves. When the roof is done, we walk it with you, review the finished work, magnet sweep for nails, and haul debris off your New Point property. You're left with a completed roof and a clean yard.

Free on site Inspection

We come out, climb the roof where it's safe, and document the condition with photos. You see what we see, in plain language. No cost, no obligation to move forward.

Honest Written Estimate

You get a written estimate with the scope, materials, and price laid out clearly. Transparent line items after the fact. If something changes mid project, we talk to you first.

Insurance Documentation

For storm claims in New Point, we organize the damage photos, measurements, and notes your insurance carrier and adjuster need. We work alongside your carrier through the review. We don't bill them directly, and we keep you in the loop.

Clean Workmanship, Final Walkthrough

The crew protects your property while the roof goes on and keeps the site organized. When the work is finished, we walk the job with you, sweep for nails, and haul off debris. You approve the finished roof before we leave.

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Common Causes

What we see most often on New Point roofs

New Point homeowners typically call us about these scenarios.

Sagging or Soft Spots in the Roof Deck

A roofline that dips between rafters usually means the plywood underneath has taken on water long enough to lose its structure. It is rarely visible from the ground and almost never from inside. New Point Roofing walks the deck during the inspection, marks soft sheets, and prices decking per sheet in the written scope instead of surprising you on tear off day.

Ice Dams Backing Water Under Shingles

When a New Point attic runs warm, snow melts, refreezes at the cold eave, and dams water back under the shingles where it finds nail holes and seams. The shingles are usually fine; the ventilation and insulation are not. New Point Roofing addresses the cause with ventilation correction and ice and water shield coverage, not just the ceiling stain.

Step Flashing at Dormers and Sidewalls

Where a slope runs into a sidewall, the flashing has to be individual L-shaped pieces woven in with the shingle courses, not one long strip tucked behind the siding. The long strip looks right from the driveway and rots the wall from behind. New Point Roofing rebuilds the detail piece by piece and adds a kick-out at the bottom so runoff lands in the gutter.

Porch Roofs Too Flat for Shingles

Porch and addition roofs are usually shallower than the main slopes. A shingle roof sheds water downhill by overlapping; it does not hold water back, so wind-driven rain in a New Point storm gets under the laps and shows up along the wall inside. New Point Roofing tells you when the answer is a proper low-slope material instead of another course of shingles.

Hail Damage You Cannot See From the Ground

Hail bruises the shingle mat and knocks granules loose without leaving obvious holes, and that damage ages a roof years ahead of schedule. In New Point hail claims, documentation quality decides the outcome. New Point Roofing maps impacts slope by slope with photos and attends the adjuster meeting so covered damage gets counted, not argued away.

Ridge Cap Shingles Lifting or Missing

The ridge takes the most wind exposure on the roof and the caps there are the first thing a New Point storm finds. A missing cap leaves the ridge vent and the field seam open to weather. New Point Roofing replaces caps to match and checks the vent underneath, because the opening below a lost cap is the part that actually leaks.

How We Work

Three Simple Steps

From free inspection to project completion, we follow a disciplined process on every New Point roofing project.

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Free Inspection

We review your roof, document conditions with photos, and explain findings in direct, practical terms. Inspections are scheduled at a time that works for you.

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Transparent Estimate

A written outline detailing the recommended work and how each item benefits your property. No pressure. We explain options at a comfortable pace.

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Quality Installation

Crews who work attentively, follow consistent timelines, and respect your property. Manufacturer warranty registration handled in your name.

Client Reviews

New Point on the Deductible Talk

4.9 stars across 2,307+ Google reviews.

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2025-10-18

"Free inspection after a windstorm. They told us the damage was cosmetic and the roof was not ready for replacement. Most contractors would have pushed for replacement. Honest assessment."

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Mike L.
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2025-07-10

"Roof inspection for our home sale. The report was detailed enough that buyers accepted it as part of due diligence without ordering their own. Saved us about a week of closing time."

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Karen H.
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2025-03-18

"Inspected our home before purchase. Caught two items we used in negotiation that saved us more than the inspection took to schedule. Plus the report gave us confidence the roof had real life left."

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Brian P.
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2025-10-25

"Quick repair on storm damage that got us through hail season. They recommended a full inspection in spring which we have scheduled. No upsell on the immediate repair."

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Amanda F.
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2025-08-08

"Emergency response at 9pm during a major thunderstorm. They dispatched within 2 hours, tarped the active leak area, and saved our ceiling. Permanent repair scheduled the following week. Worth every minute of the emergency call."

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Jennifer P.
Common Questions

Questions We Get on New Point Roofs

Straight answers to the questions New Point homeowners ask most.

Typically, we schedule New Point inspections promptly and prioritize homeowners with active leaks or visible storm damage. After a widespread storm event in Decatur County, demand spikes and we work through requests as fast as we can safely and thoroughly cover each roof. We won't quote you a specific arrival hour we can't guarantee, but urgent situations move to the front of the list. If you have water coming into the house, tell us when you call so we can triage. Schedule a free inspection to get on the schedule.
It depends on the size of the roof, the pitch, the material, and the condition of the decking underneath. Most New Point roof replacements on typical single family homes land in a broad range that shifts with square footage and shingle tier, and repairs are usually a fraction of that. Impact resistant or standing seam metal systems cost more than standard architectural asphalt. We won't quote a precise number without seeing the roof, because fabricated precision helps no one. A free on site inspection sets the real number in writing.
It depends on your policy and the nature of the damage. Sudden storm damage like hail bruising or wind lifted shingles is typically what carriers consider, while age related wear, granule loss from a 25 year old roof, or deferred maintenance usually isn't covered. Your deductible still applies to any approved claim. We document damage with dated photos and measurements and work alongside your insurance carrier and adjuster through the process, though we don't works with your insurance carrier. Call to have the roof looked at before you file.
It depends on the age of the roof, the extent of damage, and how widespread the wear is. A few lifted shingles from a wind gust or one damaged flashing area usually points to repair. Widespread granule loss, multiple leaks, curling shingles across the whole roof, or a roof past its 20 to 25 year service window usually points to replacement. We give you a straight answer after the inspection, not a push toward the bigger job. Schedule a free inspection to get the honest read.
In New Point, the inspection covers the full roof plane, shingles, flashing at chimneys and vents, valleys, ridge and hip lines, penetrations, and visible signs of storm or age damage. Where safe, we walk the roof rather than judge it from the ground. We photograph findings so you can see the condition for yourself, and we check attic ventilation clues when accessible. You get a clear rundown of what's solid, what's failing, and what's borderline. Schedule a free inspection to see your roof documented.
Most single family roof replacements in New Point are completed in one to two days of active work, depending on the size of the roof, the pitch, the complexity, and the weather window. Larger homes, steep pitches, or multiple layers of tear off can push into a third day. Rain delays happen and we won't leave a roof open overnight if the forecast turns. We schedule around your calendar and give you a realistic timeline in the written estimate. Call to get on the schedule.
Typically, a new roof carries two layers of coverage. The first is the manufacturer warranty on the shingles themselves, which covers material defects and varies by product and tier. The second is our workmanship warranty, which covers the installation itself so you know who to call if something related to the install needs attention. We walk through both in plain language when we go over the written estimate, so there are no surprises. Ask us to lay it out during your free inspection.
In New Point, the first move after a storm is a safe visual check from the ground for missing shingles, debris on the roof, dented gutters, or granules washing out of downspouts. Document anything visible with photos, dated if you can, since your insurance carrier may want a timeline. Don't climb the roof yourself, especially on wet or damaged decking. Call a licensed roofer to do a proper inspection and get the damage on paper before it worsens. Schedule a free inspection to get started.
Indiana Climate

Indiana Weather Affects Roofs Year Round

Indiana sees some of the most varied weather in the country. New Point homeowners deal with spring hail and severe thunderstorms, summer UV exposure, fall wind storms, and winter freeze thaw cycles. Understanding these patterns is how we plan maintenance, repairs, and replacement work.

Hail Bruising And Cracking

Decatur County sees hail regularly through spring and summer, and New Point roofs catch the brunt of it. Hail bruises the mat under the shingle surface and cracks the asphalt, which shortens shingle life even when the damage looks minor from the ground. When we're called in, we document each impact with photos and measurements so your claim is supported.

Wind Lifting And Tearing

The May 2022 straight line wind event across Decatur County pushed 80 to 95 mph gusts and tore shingles off roofs throughout the area. Wind lifts tabs, breaks the sealant strip, and leaves the deck exposed to the next storm. We check tab adhesion, replace compromised shingles, and reseal problem areas so the roof stays down in the next round.

Ice Dams On Eaves

Indiana winters bring freeze thaw cycles that let ice dams form along eaves on older New Point homes. When melt water backs up behind the ice, it pushes under shingles and finds the deck. We check attic ventilation, insulation transitions, and eave flashing during inspection and address the weak points before the next cold snap.

Granule Loss On Aging Roofs

A significant share of New Point roofs are past the 20 to 25 year service window, and the first sign is granules washing into gutters. Once the mat is exposed, UV cooks the asphalt and the shingle fails fast. We flag heavy granule loss during inspection and give you a straight answer on whether it's time to repair or replace.

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Material Guide

Choosing the Right Roof for New Point Homes

An honest breakdown of the three systems we install most frequently.

Architectural Asphalt
Lifespan: 20 to 25 years. Indiana's frequent hail, freeze thaw cycles, and humid summers cut real world life well short of the 30 year manufacturer warranty. Roofs that take significant hail hits can fail in 15 to 18 years.

Architectural asphalt is the most common choice for New Point homeowners, and for good reason. It balances upfront cost against curb appeal, weather performance, and a color range wide enough to fit a 1900s farmhouse or a newer build. Architectural shingles are heavier and thicker than the older 3-tab shingles you'll still see on some New Point roofs, so they hold up better against wind and hail. Manufacturer warranties on architectural asphalt are strong, often covering material defects for decades when installed to spec. For most homes across Decatur County, architectural asphalt is the sensible middle path between economy roofing and premium systems.

Most popularBudget friendly$$
Impact-Resistant
Lifespan: 25 to 35 years. Class 4 construction handles Indiana hail and freeze thaw cycles meaningfully better than standard shingles, extending realistic service life by roughly 5 to 10 years over architectural.

Class 4 impact resistant shingles are built for the kind of hail that bruises and cracks standard asphalt. New Point sits in an active severe storm corridor, and every spring brings the risk of hail that shortens the life of a regular roof. Class 4 shingles are tested to resist that impact, hold their granules longer, and generally age better in a hail prone climate. Many insurance carriers offer a premium credit on homes with Class 4 shingles, so it's worth asking your carrier directly whether your policy qualifies. We can't promise a discount, but we can install the product that makes the question worth asking.

Class 4 ratedHail resistant$$$
Standing Seam Metal

Standing seam metal has the longest service life of the three roofing systems we install, often measured in decades rather than years. The seams are raised and the fasteners are concealed, which removes the most common leak point on exposed fastener metal. It sheds snow and ice cleanly, resists wind uplift, and asks very little in the way of maintenance once it's on. The tradeoff is honest: standing seam costs more upfront than asphalt, sometimes significantly more. What you're buying is decades of low upkeep and a roof that will likely outlast your time in the home.

Longest lifespanLow maintenance$$$$
Local Experience

Roof Work Across New Point

Roofing projects completed across New Point's neighborhoods and surrounding areas. Click any neighborhood for the specifics we have learned working there.

New Point was laid out in 1859, and the homes along County Road 195 South represent the oldest residential stock in town, with many structures dating from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Original wood framed roofs on these properties have had multiple generations of asphalt shingles layered over aging decks, and granule depleted three tab shingles are common on homes that have not been re roofed in the past 20 to 30 years. Decatur County, which includes New Point, is in the active severe weather corridor of central Indiana where spring hailstorms are a regular occurrence, making older roofs in this corridor high candidates for impact damage that goes undetected until interior leaks appear. View Old Town Core (County Road 195 South Corridor) roofing details →
Residential and commercial properties near the State Highway 46 and I-74 Exit 143 interchange represent some of the newer construction in the New Point area, likely built from the mid-20th century onward as activity developed around the highway. Many of these roofs are in the 25 to 40 year range, placing them at or near the end of standard three tab shingle service life, and the open, elevated terrain around the interchange increases exposure to straight line wind and hail. Decatur County experienced straight line winds of 80 to 95 mph in a documented storm event that caused widespread county damage, and properties in this exposed corridor carry above average storm load for a rural Indiana community. View Highway 46 and Interstate 74 Exit 143 Interchange Cluster roofing details →
A manufactured housing community on the east side of New Point added housing units in recent decades and sits on flat, open ground that offers little wind protection. Metal roofing panels and low slope membrane roofs common on manufactured homes are particularly vulnerable to hail bruising and wind uplift at seam and fastener points, and repairs often require materials and methods different from standard shingle work. Tree cover in this section is minimal, so debris load is low, but the lack of canopy also means roofs absorb full UV exposure year round and age faster than shaded structures. View East Side Mobile Home Park roofing details →
Scattered farmhouses and mid century homes on agricultural lots along County Roads 200 South, 210 South, and 215 South in Salt Creek Township surround New Point's town limits and show a wide range of roof ages and conditions. Older farmhouses in this area often carry original or early replacement metal roofing or aged architectural shingles, while mid century homes are likely on their second or third shingle system with decking that may have soft spots from years of seasonal moisture cycling. Rural lots in this flat Indiana farmland are fully exposed to open sky hail and wind events, and the New Point Volunteer Fire Department has been called out to assist in documented county wide severe storm responses, confirming that storm damage in this township corridor is a recurring reality. View Salt Creek Township Rural Residential (County Roads 200 S, 210 S, and 215 S) roofing details →
Tub Creek originates just north of New Point and runs through the town from north to south, and the residential lots that sit along or near this drainage corridor are among the older structures in the town center. Overhanging mature trees along the creek line deposit leaves, small branches, and organic debris onto adjacent roofs throughout the spring and fall, accelerating granule loss and creating moisture holding conditions that shorten shingle life. Homes in this corridor tend to have steeper pitches typical of late 19th and early 20th century construction, and flashing at dormers, chimneys, and roof valleys on these older profiles is a common failure point that benefits from professional inspection after any hail or wind event. View Tub Creek Corridor (North-South Town Center) roofing details →
Properties along East State Road 46 approaching New Point from the east sit in open farmland terrain with no significant tree buffer, leaving roof surfaces directly exposed to the prevailing storm tracks that move northeast across Decatur County in spring and early summer. Mid century ranch and two story homes along this corridor are likely carrying shingle systems installed 20 or more years ago, and granule loss on south- and west facing slopes is common at this age. Indiana's most active severe weather window runs from May into early June according to National Weather Service climatology, and roofs on this unshielded rural corridor absorb the full force of passing storm cells with no topographic protection. View State Road 46 Rural Corridor (East New Point Approach) roofing details →
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Where we respond near New Point

Indiana-licensed crews dispatched to New Point and the closest surrounding communities.

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Written scopes and photo documentation on every Edinburgh job.
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Repairs and full replacements quoted in Greenfield.
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Manufacturer-certified crews serve Richmond.
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Same crews, same standards, every New Palestine project.
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Storm damage documented for Pendleton insurance claims.
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Written scopes and photo documentation on every Ingalls job.
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Repairs and full replacements quoted in Fortville.
At a Glance

Roofing Systems Compared in New Point

Quick reference for the four residential systems we install most often. Pricing reflects typical New Point installations.

Every situation is different. The ranges below reflect typical New Point installations. Your project may price lower or higher depending on what our free comprehensive inspection finds. Roof pitch, deck condition, existing layers, access, and material choice all affect the final number.
3-Tab Shingles
Budget homes, rentals, short hold horizons
$3-$5+ per sqft
Architectural Shingles
Most residential homes: the industry standard profile
$4-$8+ per sqft
Impact-Resistant (Class 4)
Hail-prone markets where a carrier offers a Class 4 credit
$5-$10+ per sqft
Designer / Luxury Shingles
Premium homes, slate/shake aesthetic without the maintenance
$7-$15+ per sqft

Typical New Point market ranges as of 2026. The plus sign on upper numbers means your project may exceed the listed maximum based on inspection findings. Get a written scope and quote at no cost.

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