Clayton County
Roof repair and replacement in Clayton County
Clayton County sits just south of the city, around the airport and down I-75 toward Jonesboro. Brick ranches and split-levels, newer subdivisions, and a long run of warehouses and commercial buildings all get leak repairs, storm repairs and new roofs.
- Calls answered 24/7
- Homes and warehouses
- Permits handled
Quick answer
Roofing in Clayton County, Georgia covers Jonesboro, Forest Park, Morrow, Riverdale, Lake City and the airport corridor, and the phone is answered around the clock. We repair leaks and storm damage, replace shingle roofs on homes, and repair and coat membrane and metal roofs on warehouses and commercial buildings. Permits come from the county or the city the building is in, and we pull them.
Clayton County
South of the city
Clayton is a short run down I-75 from the Peachtree Street office. The housing is mostly one-story brick ranches and split-levels, many on their second or third roof, plus newer subdivisions toward the south end of the county and townhome communities near the main roads. The common calls are leaks around pipe boots and chimneys, wind repairs after summer storms, and full replacements on roofs that have simply worn out.
Older ranches here often have a low-slope section over a carport or a back addition, and those sections leak long before the main roof does. We replace them with a membrane built for low slopes rather than shingling over a pitch shingles were never made for.
Permits
Permits in Clayton County
Clayton County Community Development issues building permits for residential and commercial repairs, remodels and new construction from the P.K. Dixon Building on South McDonough Street in Jonesboro, and it checks that contractors hold Georgia state licensure before a permit goes out.
Inside city limits the city usually handles it instead. The City of Jonesboro, for example, issues its own building permits for repairs and remodels, with a minimum fee of $100. We confirm which office covers the address before a replacement is scheduled.
Commercial roofs
Warehouses and commercial buildings
The airport and the interstates bring a lot of flat and low-slope commercial roofs to Clayton: warehouses, distribution buildings, retail strips and offices. Most of what we do on them is finding and repairing leaks at seams, curbs and drains, clearing ponding, and coating sound membrane or metal roofs to buy them more years before a tear-off.
What we see on Clayton County roofs
Clayton County Community Development in Jonesboro handles permits for the unincorporated county, while the City of Jonesboro and the other cities issue their own inside city limits, so the first step on any re-roof is confirming the right office. The county checks a contractor's state license before issuing a permit. On the commercial side, the warehouses near the airport keep membrane repair and coating work steady all year.
Roof work in Clayton County
What Clayton County calls us for
Six jobs that come up most between the airport and Jonesboro.
Roof Leak Repair
Leaks at pipe boots, chimneys and low-slope carport sections.
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Tear-offs on brick ranches and split-levels.
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Low-slope sections over carports and back additions.
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Seams, curbs and drains on warehouse and retail roofs.
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Coatings that extend sound membrane and metal roofs.
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Lifted and missing shingles after summer storms.
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Neighboring areas we cover
FAQ
Clayton County roofing questions
Clayton County Community Development issues permits for the unincorporated county from Jonesboro. Inside a city such as Jonesboro, Forest Park, Morrow or Riverdale, the city usually issues it. We confirm the office and pull the permit.
Yes. Low-slope sections over carports and additions are a common leak on older ranches. We replace them with a membrane made for low slopes instead of shingles, and tie it into the main roof properly.
Yes. We repair leaks at seams, curbs and drains, clear ponding, and coat sound membrane and metal roofs on warehouses, distribution buildings and retail centers.
If the shingles are still sound and the leak is at a boot, flashing or one damaged area, a repair usually makes sense. If the whole roof is brittle, losing granules everywhere, or leaking in several places, we will tell you a replacement is the better money.
Roof leaking in Clayton County?
Call any hour. A roofer answers from the Peachtree Street office and books the visit.