East Point, GA Roofing Company for Shingle, Metal and Cedar Shake
Replacement roofs, storm repairs and help with claim paperwork, with the material matched to your house and budget and every step of the job laid out on a calendar before tear-off day arrives.
Towns on our scheduleCollege Park, Hapeville, Forest Park, Union City
How every project is organized
Material picked with you
Shingle, metal or cedar shake weighed against your house, your plans and your budget.
Dates you can plan around
Delivery, tear-off and cleanup days confirmed ahead of time.
Scope on paper
Each material and quantity listed in an itemized estimate you approve first.
Storm paperwork organized
Photos, measurements and adjuster notes kept in one tidy file.
Property protected
Shrubs covered, debris contained and the lawn swept for nails each evening.
East Point Roofing Services, Organized by What You Need Most
Most of the homeowners who reach us are planning a replacement, dealing with storm damage or sorting out an insurance claim, so those three lead the list. The remaining services fill in the picture, and each one follows the same habit of planning the work in order before anything starts.
Roof Replacement
We help you decide between architectural shingle, metal and cedar shake, then remove the old roof, repair the deck and install the new system on a schedule you see in advance.
Storm Damage Roof Repair (Hail & Wind)
After hail or strong wind, the roof is inspected slope by slope, the damage is photographed and the repair or replacement is booked in a sensible order.
Insurance Claim Assistance
Your claim stays in your hands while we keep the roofing side organized: dated damage photos, roof measurements, a roofer at the adjuster's visit and supplements for anything missing.
Roof Inspections
We go through shingles, metal flashing, vents, gutters and attic in a fixed order, record it in photos and summarize it so you can budget for the coming years.
Architectural Shingle Roofing
Dimensional asphalt shingles in many colors, the practical choice for most homes, installed with matching starter and ridge components.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam or exposed-fastener panels for owners planning to stay put and wanting a roof that sheds weather with very little upkeep.
Cedar Shake Roofing
Natural wood roofing for houses that suit it, installed with spacing and ventilation so the cedar can dry between rains.
Gutters & Downspouts
Seamless gutters and downspouts, easily scheduled alongside a new roof so the drip edge and gutter line are set together.
Roof Repair
When a cracked pipe boot or a short run of loose flashing is the whole problem, we fix just that and record the work in photos.
Three Stages, Each One Planned Before It Begins
Inspection and material choice
We start with a full daylight inspection of the roof and attic, photographing anything worn or damaged, and then sit down with you to compare architectural shingle, metal and cedar shake for your particular house, how many years you expect to live there and the budget you have in mind.
Estimate, claim file and calendar
You receive an itemized estimate listing every material and quantity along with how any decking replacement is priced, and if storm damage is part of the picture we assemble the photos and measurements your claim will need. Once you approve, materials are ordered and the delivery and tear-off dates are confirmed.
Installation and closeout
When the crew arrives, they strip the existing roofing, repair any weak decking and lay underlayment, flashing, ventilation and your chosen roofing go on in sequence. The final day ends with debris hauled away, a magnetic sweep of the yard and a walkthrough where you receive the closeout paperwork.
What Keeps Our Projects Running Smoothly
A roof replacement involves a lot of moving parts, from material deliveries and permits to weather windows and cleanup, and homeowners tend to feel the stress when nobody seems to be keeping track. We keep track, and these four commitments are how.
Your yard and house protected
Before tear-off begins, landscaping is covered and outdoor items are moved, and debris goes straight into a trailer rather than onto the grass. The crew picks up at the end of each day, runs a magnetic sweeper over the lawn and driveway and hauls every bit of old roofing away when the job is finished.
Permits and paperwork handled properly
Where a roofing permit is required, we pull it before the start date and keep a copy on file. Delivery tickets, estimates, change approvals and inspection photos are organized together, so you can find anything related to your roof without hunting for it.
Estimates you can read line by line
Every estimate lists the roofing material, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and quantities, along with a fixed rate for each sheet of plywood that has to be swapped if tear-off exposes rot. Nothing begins until you have read it and agreed.
A complete file at the end
When the work wraps up, you receive the documents for your new roof in one place: the final scope, product details for what was installed and before-and-after photos, ready to keep with your home records.
Roofing in East Point and Across South Fulton
East Point stretches along I-85 and Camp Creek Parkway just southwest of Atlanta, with older brick bungalows and cottages near downtown, mid-century ranches on the quiet residential streets and newer homes closer to the parkway. Many of those houses are on their second or third roof, and hail and wind from spring and summer thunderstorms add to the wear. We schedule work throughout East Point and the surrounding area, including College Park, Hapeville, Forest Park and Riverdale near the airport, Union City and Fairburn farther down I-85, and Decatur, Druid Hills, North Druid Hills and Avondale Estates across town.
Older homes, careful tear-offs
Houses that have been reroofed before often hide extra layers and worn decking, so we plan time and pricing for what tear-off may reveal.
Material matched to the house
A brick cottage, a ranch and a newer two-story may each suit a different roofing material, and we walk through the options for yours.
One phone number for the whole area
From Riverdale to Decatur, (404) 949-8246 reaches the same team and the same organized process.
Communities we schedule
If your neighborhood is not listed here, it may still fit on our calendar, so phone and ask before assuming it is out of range.
Find out if your area is on our schedule: (404) 949-8246Choosing a Roofing Material Is Easier With the Roof in Front of You
Brochures can only tell you so much. Once we have measured your roof, checked the deck from the attic and seen how the house sits on the lot, comparing shingle, metal and cedar shake becomes a practical conversation about your home instead of a guess.
Compare materials during a free inspection: (404) 949-8246Nothing to sign, just a clear plan and options.
Planning Questions East Point Homeowners Ask
Answers to the scheduling and material questions that come up before most projects.
Does cold or wet weather push back a roof replacement?
Rain stops tear-off, because an open deck must not get wet, so we watch the forecast and only open up as much roof as the crew can dry in before quitting. Cool weather is workable, though shingles seal best once temperatures warm up, and the manufacturer's cold-weather steps are followed when needed. If the weather turns, we simply move the date and keep you informed.
Is a permit needed to put a new roof on my house?
In most cities and counties around here, a full roof replacement does require a permit, while small repairs often do not. Rules vary by jurisdiction, so we check what applies at your address and pull the permit where one is needed before the start date.
My roof is leaking during a storm. What should I do while I wait for an inspection?
Protect what you can inside by moving belongings, catching the water in a bucket and keeping people away from any ceiling that is sagging. Take photos of the stain and the wet areas for your records. Once the weather clears, phone us and we will set an inspection to trace the leak and plan the fix.
Is there much difference between 3-tab and architectural shingles?
Yes. Three-tab shingles are a single flat layer with a uniform look, while architectural shingles are laminated from two layers, which makes them heavier, more wind resistant and more dimensional in appearance. Architectural shingles are now the standard choice for most replacements because they tend to last longer and look better for a modest difference in cost.
How can I tell if wind has damaged my roof?
Missing shingles, pieces in the yard and exposed underlayment are the obvious signs. Less obvious are shingles that lifted and broke their seal, which may show a crease line across the top or sit slightly raised along an edge. Bent flashing and loose ridge caps are worth checking too, and an inspection with photos will show you exactly what moved.
An East Point Roofing Company That Plans Before It Builds
Roofing East Point was organized around a straightforward belief: homeowners deserve to know what is happening on their roof, when it will happen and what it will cost before the first shingle comes off. We help you choose the right material, line up the dates and keep every document together, from the estimate to the closeout file.
Read how we organize a project
Start With a Plan for Your Roof
One visit gets you an inspection with photos, a conversation about which roofing material suits your house and an itemized estimate you can take your time with. From there, the calendar is yours to set.
Serving East Point and surrounding South Fulton and DeKalb communities.