Our primary market is Lawrenceville; however, we are willing to go outside the area on a case-by-case basis. Our current radius is 50-100 miles from Lawrenceville.

Here are some of the cities we service:
Snellville, Grayson, Dacula, Loganville, Buford, Suwanee, Duluth, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Norcross, Lilburn, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Roswell, Sandy Spring, Brookhaven, East Cobb, Smyrna, Marrietta, Decatur, Atlanta, Morrow, Jonesboro, Riverdale, Lithonia, and Conyers.

For repair or replacement, we usually ask the customer to remove all vehicles from the driveway and anything that could potentially get damaged from the worksite. We’ll update the customer with the latest progress via a group text throughout the day. Once the installation is complete, our team will clean up everything and leave the place better than when we arrive. We typically finish a new roof installation within a single day for most homes.

A residential project typically takes a single day to complete.

A commercial project will depend on the size of the business. It could take anywhere from 2 days to a few weeks or even months.

A typical roofing system will last about 15-20 years depending on weather conditions. If your area receives a lot of hail or wind storms, the roof lifespan will depend on its severity.

Only if your roof is more than 15-20 years old, this is when you’ll want to consider a new roof. In most circumstances, your roof will only need repair. Insurance will pay for the repair if the damage is more than your deductible.

Yes, we offer a 1 to 10 years labor warranty.

We can help clients with insurance claims if needed.

The cost of a new roof is a significant investment. We provide financing options to all customers through our partner Payzer. Please speak with our representatives to find out more details.

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We currently offer churches and temples free services for anything under 500 dollars.

There are three things to look for.

1. Wind damages are typical after a big wind storm. You will see many lifted or blown roofing shingles. Contact a local roof contractor as soon as possible to inspect your roof.
2. Hail damaged roofs. You will see many dark spots on your roof due to damage from the hail storm. You can also check your downspout for small roof grains from your roofing shingles.
3. Damages to a discontinued roofing system. Insurance will pay to replace the entire roof when this happens.