Answering 24/7 across metro Atlanta
Roof Leak and Storm Damage Repair in Atlanta
A stain on the ceiling, a tarp that needs to go on tonight, or a roof that has finally reached the end of its shingles. Our crews handle it from the Midtown service office, and the phone is answered around the clock.
If your roof is leaking in Atlanta, the first call is for a roofer who can get on the roof today, find the actual entry point rather than the stain, and stop the water before the decking rots. We repair leaks, flashing and wind-lifted shingles, tarp storm damage, replace roofs that are truly done, and hang gutters, with calls answered 24 hours a day.
What we fix
Roofing work we do across Atlanta
Most of what we do in Atlanta is repair. Replacement comes up when a roof has earned it, and we will tell you which one you are looking at after we have walked the slopes.
Roof Leak Repair
We trace the leak to the boot, valley or flashing it came from and fix that, not the stain under it.
Stop the leak →Storm Damage Repair
Wind-lifted tabs, hail bruising and limb strikes, documented with photos so a claim has what it needs.
Storm repair →Emergency Roof Tarping
A proper tarp with battens, run to the ridge, so tonight's rain stays outside until the repair.
Get a tarp on →Roof Replacement
Full tear-off, new decking where it has gone soft, synthetic underlayment and architectural shingles.
Plan a replacement →Metal Roof Installation
Standing seam and exposed-fastener panels for homes that want the last roof they will buy for a long while.
Explore metal →Gutter Installation
Seamless aluminum gutters sized for Atlanta downpours, with downspouts placed where the water should go.
New gutters →Commercial Roofing
TPO and modified bitumen leak repair, drain fixes and maintenance on low-slope buildings.
Commercial work →How the job runs
Why homeowners call us instead of waiting
Someone answers, every hour
Storms do not wait for office hours and neither does a leak. The line is staffed 24/7, and an after-hours call gets a tarp or a next-morning visit scheduled on the spot.
Repair before replacement
A roof with one bad valley does not need a new roof. We walk every slope, show you the photos, and quote the smallest fix that solves the problem for good.
Two offices, one crew standard
Work is dispatched from the Atlanta service office on Peachtree and the head office in Acworth, so the north metro and the intown neighborhoods both get a short drive.
The claim paperwork done right
When a storm caused it, we photograph the damage slope by slope and meet the adjuster on the roof, so the scope you get approved matches what actually needs doing.
Inspect from the roof, not the driveway
The same standard on a pipe boot and a full tear-off
Every job runs the same way, whether it is a single pipe boot or a full tear-off. We inspect from the roof, not the driveway, because hail bruising and lifted seals do not show from the ground. You get photos of what we found, a written scope, and a straight answer on repair versus replace.
On shingle roofs we work with the lines most Atlanta homes already carry, GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed architectural shingles, so a repair matches the color and profile around it. Low-slope work runs on Carlisle and Firestone membranes.
The GA Roof Repair head office is at 3846 Tycoon Dr NW, Acworth, GA 30101, and our Atlanta service office sits at 1421 Peachtree St NE FL. 3, Atlanta, GA 30361. Both run on the same number, (470) 291-8924, day or night.
Service area
Where we work around Atlanta
From the service office on Peachtree we cover the intown neighborhoods, the north side out through Sandy Springs and Dunwoody, and east into Decatur. The Acworth head office picks up Cobb County, Marietta and Kennesaw. The full service area spells out where the coverage runs and where it ends.
Why roofs fail here
What Atlanta weather and trees do to a roof
Atlanta roofs take a specific kind of beating. The city sits under roughly 46 percent tree canopy, and loblolly pine is the most common tree in it, so pine needles pack the valleys, sweetgum balls dam the gutters, and a summer thunderstorm drops limbs on shingles that were fine the day before.
On top of the trees, the storm season runs March through August with hail and straight-line wind. Quarter-size hail and 60 mph gusts bruise shingles and break the seal on loose tabs without leaving anything visible from the yard, which is why so many Atlanta leaks show up months after the storm that caused them.
Then there is the age of the roofs. A large share of the metro was built in the 1990s and 2000s, and those first shingle roofs are reaching the end of their life at the same time. Some need a valley and a few boots. Some need the whole thing. The inspection is what tells you which.
Finished roofs, gutters and repairs
Recent roofing work
Brands we install and service
From the first call to the final walkthrough
What happens after you call
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You call, we answer
Tell us what you are seeing. A leak, a ceiling stain, a tarp that needs to go on, or a roof you want an honest read on. Emergencies get the next available truck.
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We get on the roof
Slope by slope, with a camera. Boots, flashing, valleys, ridge, and the decking underfoot. Hail and wind damage are checked at the shingle, not from the ground.
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You see the photos
Every finding comes with a picture and a plain explanation. If a repair will hold, that is what we recommend. If the roof is done, we say so and show why.
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Written scope and price
One document, itemized: what gets removed, what gets replaced, what happens if we find soft decking, and the timeline.
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Claim help if a storm caused it
We document to the standard adjusters expect and meet them on the roof when the carrier schedules the inspection.
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The work gets done
Repairs usually finish in a single visit. A full replacement is typically one to three working days, weather permitting.
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Cleanup and walkthrough
Magnet sweep for nails, gutters cleared of debris, and a final walk of the finished work with you before we leave.
Water coming in right now? Call (470) 291-8924. We answer 24/7 across Atlanta and the north metro.
Call nowStraight answers
Questions Atlanta homeowners ask before they call
Active leaks and storm damage get the next available truck, day or night. After hours we get a tarp on first and schedule the permanent repair for the next working day. Non-urgent inspections are usually within a few days.
Repair is most of our work. Boots, flashing, valleys, individual shingles, skylights and gutters can all be fixed without touching the rest of the roof. We recommend replacement only when the roof as a whole has failed, and we show you the photos that back that up.
Yes. We photograph the damage slope by slope, write the scope the way adjusters expect to read it, and meet the adjuster on the roof when the inspection is scheduled. The claim is yours and the carrier makes the decision; our job is to make sure the damage is documented properly.
Published Atlanta figures put typical repairs between $320 and $1,009, with an average around $657. Flashing, chimney and valley work can run higher. Those are planning ranges from public sources, not our quote; the number for your roof comes after we have been on it.
The Atlanta service office on Peachtree handles the intown neighborhoods, the north side and east to Decatur. The Acworth head office covers Cobb County, Marietta and Kennesaw. The service area page describes the coverage in detail.
Yes. TPO, modified bitumen and EPDM leak repair, ponding and drain fixes, coatings, and full low-slope replacements on small commercial buildings, porches and additions.
Usually, and it is the right order. Gutters come down before a tear-off and go back up new once the drip edge is on, so the whole eave is done in one project instead of two.
Atlanta, GA service office
1421 Peachtree St NE FL. 3, Atlanta, GA 30361
Talk to a roofer today
Talk to a roofer who will get on the roof
Call (470) 291-8924 any hour. Tell us what you are seeing and we will get a truck headed your way, or book a daytime visit if the roof can wait until morning.