Roof replacement
Full tear-off in architectural asphalt — the standard across Gwinnett subdivisions and what your HOA almost certainly requires. We inspect the deck once it's exposed. Soft sheathing gets replaced, not covered.
Hail bruises the mat under the granules. Wind breaks the seal strip without lifting a single shingle. We fly the roof and tell you straight whether you have a claim.
A ten-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer's coverage on materials. We're based here, so the number on your paperwork still answers in year eight.
Metro Atlanta rooflines are steep and cut up. A drone reaches the slopes a ladder can't, and you keep the dated photo report either way.
We don't sell your job to a subcontractor you've never met. Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, shingles — and a magnet over the driveway before we leave.
Most denied claims aren't denied because there was no damage. They're denied because nobody proved it. We inspect before you file and meet your adjuster on the roof.
People expect a hole. What hail does is knock the mineral granules off the surface and bruise the asphalt mat underneath — a soft, round spot you can feel with a thumb before you can see it.
Those granules are the shingle's UV shield. Once they're gone the exposed asphalt starts breaking down. The roof doesn't leak the week of the storm. It leaks in two or three years, long after the claim window closed — and by then it's “wear and tear,” which your policy doesn't cover.
We fly the roof by drone and walk it where it's safe. You get dated photos of every slope, whether or not you have a claim.
If there's damage, we help you file with your carrier and prepare the documentation package they'll ask for.
We meet your adjuster on site and walk the roof together, so the scope reflects what's actually up there.
Tear-off, deck inspection, new underlayment and shingles. Most Gwinnett homes are a one-day job.
Full tear-off in architectural asphalt — the standard across Gwinnett subdivisions and what your HOA almost certainly requires. We inspect the deck once it's exposed. Soft sheathing gets replaced, not covered.
Standing seam and metal shingle for homeowners who want to do this once. Longer life, better wind rating, no granules to lose. Higher up front, and not every house is a good candidate — we'll tell you which yours is.
Water doesn't stop at the roof deck. We repair the ceilings, drywall and trim the leak reached, and paint inside and out. If there's an active leak, the roof gets solved before a brush comes out.
Gwinnett rooflines are steep and cut up — multiple gables, valleys, dormers. A drone reaches the slopes a ladder can't, without a boot print on your shingles. You keep the photo report either way.
Specific enough that you could hold us to them — and specific enough that you should ask any other roofer whether they'll match them.
Ten years on our labor, in writing, on top of whatever the shingle manufacturer covers on materials. If the install fails, we come back.
A denied claim can still sit in your loss history. If the roof doesn't have damage worth filing on, that's what you'll hear.
We will never offer to absorb, rebate or work around your deductible. It's fraud in Georgia and it puts you at risk, not just us.
You won't sign anything binding before you know what your carrier approved. No contingency lock-in, no cancellation penalty.
We don't sell your job to a subcontractor you've never met. You'll know who is on your roof.
Magnetic sweep of the driveway and lawn before we leave each day. Nails in tires is the most common complaint in this trade and it's preventable.
Straight from the crew’s feed — work in progress, finished roofs and what we check on every inspection. No audio, no script.
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We run out of Gwinnett rather than a storefront, so the closer you are the faster we get there. Either way the inspection is free.
Where most of our work is, and where our warranty callbacks are a short drive.
Not on the list? Call anyway — if we can get a truck there, we will.
If yours isn't here, call and ask. We'd rather answer it than have you guess — most costly mistakes on a roof claim happen before anyone gets on the roof.
Nothing, and there's no obligation attached to it. You keep the dated photo report regardless of what you decide to do next — including hiring somebody else.
Storm damage is generally treated as a non-preventable loss rather than something you caused, so a single weather claim is handled differently from an at-fault claim. That said, carriers vary and rate decisions are theirs, not ours. Ask your agent directly before you file — we'd rather you ask than assume.
Usually you can't tell from the ground, which is the whole problem. Hail knocks granules off and bruises the mat underneath; wind breaks the seal strip without visibly lifting anything. Good early tells are coarse black grit in the gutters, dents in soft metal like downspouts and AC condenser fins, and a neighbor who just had a covered replacement.
No. You choose who works on your home. Your carrier may recommend contractors from a preferred program, but the decision is yours.
No, and be cautious with any contractor who offers to. Absorbing or rebating a homeowner's deductible on an insurance job is treated as fraud in Georgia, and it exposes the homeowner alongside the contractor. Your deductible is your part of the job.
Most Gwinnett homes are a single day — tear-off in the morning, dry-in and shingles through the afternoon. Larger or steeper roofs, or ones needing significant deck replacement, run into a second day. We sweep the driveway and lawn with a magnet before leaving each evening either way.
Ten years on our workmanship — the installation itself. That's separate from and on top of the manufacturer's warranty on the shingles, which covers material defects and runs longer. If our install fails, we come back.
Tell us where the house is and we'll come look. You keep the dated photo report whether or not you hire us.
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