Inspection availability depends on weather and current schedules, but we prioritize active leaks and storm events. When you contact us, we confirm access, discuss what you are seeing inside the home, and set the earliest possible time. During the visit we document conditions with photos and, when accessible, check the attic to verify ventilation and trace moisture paths that might not be obvious from the ground.

We look at shingles or panels, flashings at walls and chimneys, penetrations such as vents and pipe boots, valleys, ridges, and the overall drainage path. You receive written findings with photos. The notes rank items by priority and explain whether a focused repair or a larger project makes sense. This format keeps decisions straightforward and avoids confusion about what is included.

Yes. When storms damage roofing, our team can provide temporary dry in to stop water entry. Tarping buys time for ordering materials and planning permanent repairs or replacement. We also document conditions with photos that help during adjuster meetings and keep everyone aligned on what was damaged and why temporary protection was required.

For shingle projects we install Atlas systems with matched accessories, proper underlayment, and balanced intake and exhaust. For metal, we offer profiles in steel, aluminum, and copper. Material choices are compared by durability, appearance, and budget so you can select a system that fits the home and the neighborhood.

Yes. We provide product data, color options, and photos of similar projects when available. Our proposals outline edges, vents, and trim details so boards understand what will be installed. This preparation shortens review time and reduces back and forth before the start date.

After inspection, we present a written scope with line items that match what your roof needs. You will see materials, steps such as tear off and underlayment, and any ventilation or flashing updates. We include a target schedule and explain how weather can affect timing. Clear scopes make it easier to compare options and choose the path that fits.

When a claim is in process, we can meet the adjuster on site, walk the roof together, and share photos. Our goal is to keep the scope aligned so work proceeds without confusion. If a claim is not appropriate, we explain repair choices that still protect the home and set a reasonable timeline for the work.

Most single family homes finish in one to two days once work begins. Larger or steeper roofs, complex flashing, or weather delays can add time. You receive daily updates and a final walkthrough. Cleanup includes magnet sweeps and removal of debris so the property looks tidy when the job is complete.

Yes. We regularly work in Alpharetta, Roswell, and Sandy Springs, along with nearby communities within roughly forty miles. If you are unsure about your address, ask during your call. We will confirm availability and the best schedule for your neighborhood.