Clarkston, Georgia
Clarkston, GA Roofing Company That Photographs Every Hail Hit
Hail and wind fixes, full replacements and insurance paperwork help for houses in Clarkston, Tucker, Scottdale and Stone Mountain. Every bruise and lifted shingle gets photographed, so you see exactly what we see.
What one inspection visit gives you
Photos of each finding
Bruises, creases and loose tabs shown to you on a screen, not described from the top of a ladder.
Notes slope by slope
Damage logged by roof face, so every photo matches a spot you can point to.
A straight call
Repair it, replace it or leave it alone. You hear which one, and the reason behind it.
A quote you can read
Materials, quantities and decking pricing spelled out line by line before anything gets signed.
A yard left tidy
Debris hauled off and a magnet run across the grass for stray nails.
Roofing Services for Clarkston Homes, From Hail Checks to New Roofs
Most calls start with a question. Did that hailstorm hurt the roof? Is this the year to replace it? Will insurance be involved? The list below covers everything we do, starting with the work most homeowners call about, so you can find your situation before we talk.
Roof Replacement
Everything stripped to bare wood first, rotten boards swapped, then new underlayment, flashing, ventilation and shingles installed in the right order. One clear quote first, a clean property at the end.
Storm Damage Roof Repair (Hail & Wind)
Hail bruises and wind-lifted shingles are easy to miss from the ground. We walk each slope, mark every hit, photograph it and explain which fix the roof actually needs.
Insurance Claim Assistance
Storm damage documented with dated photos and measurements, a roofer standing beside your adjuster on the roof, and supplements for whatever the estimate overlooked. Every decision on the claim stays with you.
Roof Inspections
Shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, attic and decking signs, checked and photographed. You get a written summary that says what is fine, what is wearing and what needs work.
Architectural Shingle Roofing
Dimensional shingles with a thicker, layered profile, installed with matched starter, hip and ridge pieces. Plenty of colors, and a look that suits most houses on most streets.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam and exposed-fastener panels for owners after a roof that shrugs off wind and rain and asks very little of them for years on end.
Cedar Shake Roofing
Natural wood roofs installed with proper spacing, breathable underlayment and airflow, so the shakes can dry out between rains and weather evenly.
Gutters & Downspouts
Seamless gutters sized for your roof, with downspouts set where runoff can drain clear of the foundation. Often swapped out on the same visit as a new roof.
Roof Repair
When the problem is small and the rest of the roof is sound, a repair is the right call. Pipe boots, flashing and a few damaged shingles, fixed and photographed.
Five Steps, Explained Before Each One Starts
You call and describe it
A drip in the hallway ceiling, granules piling up at the downspout, or a storm that sounded worse than usual. Tell us what you noticed and we set a daylight inspection that suits your week.
We inspect and photograph
Every slope, valley, flashing detail, vent and gutter run gets a look, plus the attic when we can reach it. Each hail hit or lifted tab is marked with chalk and photographed so you can see it without climbing anything.
You get a written answer
A summary of what turned up, plus a quote naming each material, how much of it and the per-sheet rate for bad decking. When a storm is behind it, the photos are grouped so they can go straight into a claim.
The roof goes on
Old layers stripped, decking checked board by board, then underlayment, drip edge, flashing, vents and shingles installed to the maker's instructions. You hear from us at tear-off and again when the last ridge cap is on.
Cleanup and a walk-around
Scrap hauled away, beds and driveway cleared and the lawn swept with a magnet. Then we walk the property with you and hand over the paperwork for the finished roof.
Why Homeowners Here Let Us on the Roof
Hail damage hides. A roof can look fine from the street and still have dozens of soft spots where the granules were knocked loose. Finding them, proving them and fixing them properly is the whole job, and these four habits are how we do it.
Installed the way the shingle maker writes it
Every manufacturer publishes exact rules for nail placement, starter rows, underlayment and ventilation. Our crews follow those rules on every roof, because a roof that skips them can fail early even with good shingles.
Quotes with nothing hidden in them
You see the scope in writing: how many squares, which underlayment, which flashing gets replaced and the per-sheet price for any rotten decking found once the old roof is off. Agreed before work begins.
One person to call
You get a single project contact who returns calls, confirms your start date and keeps you posted from the first shingle torn off to the final walk-around. No chasing anyone for answers.
Good materials in every layer
Ice and water barrier in the valleys, new drip edge, fresh pipe boots and step flashing, and ridge or box vents balanced with intake. The parts nobody sees are the ones that keep water out.
Roofing for Clarkston and the DeKalb County Towns Next Door
Clarkston is a compact city just inside I-285, with older ranch homes, newer townhomes and apartment-style buildings sitting a few blocks from each other along East Ponce de Leon Avenue and Church Street. Tall hardwoods shade many of those roofs, which means leaves in the gutters, moss on the north slopes and limbs coming down when spring and summer thunderstorms roll through. We work across Clarkston and the DeKalb County communities around it, from Scottdale and Pine Lake to Tucker, Stone Mountain, Decatur and Avondale Estates, and north toward Doraville, Chamblee and the Druid Hills area.
Shade, leaves and slow-drying slopes
Roofs under big oaks stay damp longer and collect debris in the valleys. Inspections here pay close attention to soft spots, clogged gutters and shingles that have started to curl.
Older ranches and newer builds
A house from decades back may hide two layers of old shingles and tired decking. A newer townhome may just need hail hits documented. We check for both and quote what we actually find.
The same number for every town
Whether the house is in Tucker, Pine Lake or Chamblee, (404) 800-4082 reaches the same crew and the same photo-first inspection.
Towns on our route
- ClarkstonEast Ponce de Leon Avenue & I-285Home base
- ScottdaleEast Ponce de Leon Avenue
- Pine LakeBetween Clarkston and Stone Mountain
- Avondale EstatesUS-278
- TuckerLawrenceville Highway & I-285
- DecaturPonce de Leon Avenue
- Stone MountainUS-78 / Stone Mountain Freeway
- North Druid HillsNorth Druid Hills Road & I-85
- Druid HillsPonce de Leon Avenue
- DoravilleBuford Highway & I-285
- ChambleePeachtree Industrial Boulevard
Just past the edge of this list? Phone us with your street name and we will tell you plainly whether a visit is possible.
Check whether we reach your street: (404) 800-4082Not Sure the Last Storm Did Anything?
That is the most common reason people call. Hail marks are small and the ground is a bad place to judge them from. We go up, mark each one, photograph it and show you the pictures before we leave.
Get the roof checked with a free inspection: (404) 800-4082No obligation. Just photos and a plain answer.
Questions Clarkston Homeowners Bring Up
Short answers first, then the reasoning, so you can decide what fits your house.
Why does attic airflow matter so much for a roof?
Because heat and moisture trapped under the deck shorten shingle life from the inside. A balanced setup pulls cool air in low at the eaves and lets warm, damp air out near the ridge. Shingle makers also write ventilation requirements into their warranty terms, so a poorly vented attic can cause trouble with coverage as well as with the roof itself.
What if the crew finds rotten wood under the old shingles?
We replace it before anything new goes down, and you already know the price because it is written into your quote as a per-sheet cost. Nobody can see the decking until the old roof is off, so the quote names the rate rather than guessing a total. We photograph the bad boards and show you before they are swapped.
How do you keep my yard and house safe while the roof is torn off?
Shrubs, flower beds and patio furniture get covered or moved, and debris goes into a trailer or dumpster instead of onto the lawn. The crew cleans up at the end of each workday and runs a magnetic sweeper over the grass and driveway to catch nails. Before we leave, we walk the property with you.
Actual cash value versus replacement cost: what separates them?
Actual cash value covers the old roof's worth after age and wear are subtracted, which is often much less than a new one costs. Replacement cost value pays to replace it with similar materials, usually in two payments: one up front, and the held-back depreciation once the work is done. Your declarations page says which type your policy carries.
Will I still owe my share of the cost if insurance approves the claim?
Yes. Every homeowners policy sets an amount the homeowner pays toward a covered loss, and that portion stays your responsibility. We explain where it fits in the payment schedule at the start, so the numbers are clear before the roof goes on.
A Clarkston Roofer Who Would Rather Show You Than Tell You
Roofing Clarkston was set up around one simple idea: a homeowner should never have to take a roofer's word for it. You get photos of the damage, a quote that lists every material and a crew that follows the shingle maker's instructions to the letter. Replacement, hail repair, claim paperwork, gutters and the occasional repair all get the same treatment.
See how we run each job
See the Hail Marks for Yourself
One visit, one set of photos and one honest answer about whether the roof needs work. If it does, you get a written quote. If it does not, we tell you that too.
Serving Clarkston and nearby DeKalb County communities.