Question 1

How long does a roof replacement take in Charlotte?

Accepted Answer

Most single-family roof replacements in the Charlotte metro take one to two days for the tear-off and install, with a further day for cleanup and final inspection. Larger homes or complex rooflines can run three to four days. We schedule around the weather forecast to avoid mid-job exposure.

Question 2

How do you decide between a roof repair and replacement?

Accepted Answer

We consider the roof's age, leak history, shingle condition, decking, flashing, and ventilation together. A localized failure on a serviceable roof may be repairable, while widespread damage or an aging roof may make replacement the better value. Our written scope explains the reasoning without pressure.

Question 3

Do you handle insurance claims for hail and storm damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We document the loss, meet your adjuster on site, prepare a clear scope of observed repairs, and answer questions about the roof system. We only recommend work supported by the inspection.

Question 4

What roofing materials do you install in Charlotte?

Accepted Answer

Our residential replacement focus is GAF asphalt shingle systems, including architectural shingle options suited to the roof design, appearance, and budget. We also repair existing asphalt roof systems when that is the sensible option.

Question 5

What roof repair problems do you handle?

Accepted Answer

We trace active leaks and repair missing shingles, storm damage, failed step and wall flashing, plumbing pipe boots, vent seals, exposed fasteners, and other localized asphalt-roof failures. We also evaluate decking and attic ventilation when they contribute to a problem.

Question 6

Do you inspect roof decking and ventilation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We evaluate visible decking during inspection and tear-off, look for moisture or deterioration in the attic, and check intake and exhaust ventilation before finalizing the scope.

Question 7

Are you a licensed and insured roofer in NC?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are a North Carolina Licensed General Contractor (#L-108907), fully insured, and veteran-owned. Most roof replacements in NC exceed the $30,000 threshold that legally requires a GC license — many roofers operate without one.

Question 8

How much does a new asphalt shingle roof cost in Charlotte?

Accepted Answer

The price depends on square footage, pitch, roof complexity, tear-off layers, decking condition, flashing, ventilation, and the GAF shingle selected. We provide a free inspection and a line-item written estimate before any work begins.

Roofing in Charlotte, NC