Conyers, Rockdale County
Roof repair and replacement in Conyers
Conyers is the Rockdale County seat, with older homes near Olde Town and subdivisions spreading out along I-20 and the state highways. Leaks, storm damage and roofs on their second or third replacement make up most of the work.
- Calls answered 24/7
- Storm claims documented
- Permits handled

Quick answer
Roofing in Conyers, Georgia covers older homes near Olde Town and the subdivisions off I-20, Highway 138 and Highway 20, and the phone is answered around the clock. We repair leaks and storm damage, document hail and wind claims, and replace shingle roofs. The City of Conyers handles permits inside city limits and Rockdale County handles them outside, and we pull the right one.
Conyers
Olde Town and the subdivisions
Near Olde Town Conyers the houses are older, with patched decking, chimneys and the occasional low-slope porch roof. Out along the interstate and the state highways, most of the housing is subdivision homes, many now on their second or third roof, with the usual leak points at pipe boots, valleys and the flashing where a roof meets a wall.
Conyers sits on I-20 between our Atlanta service office and our head office in Newborn, so it is well inside the area we cover from either end.
Permits
Permits in and around Conyers
Inside city limits, the City of Conyers handles building permits; outside them, Rockdale County does. Rockdale's permit rules cover repair and alteration as well as new construction, and the county offers up to a full rebate of permit fees for projects that follow sustainable practices, including solar energy and green building certification. If panels are coming off for a re-roof, it is worth asking about.
Storm season
Storm season
Spring and summer thunderstorms bring wind and hail through Rockdale. After a storm we inspect every slope, photograph the damage and write a report for your insurance company. We also tell you when the damage is small enough that a repair makes more sense than a claim.
What we see on Conyers roofs
Conyers handles permits inside city limits, while Rockdale County covers the rest and requires a permit for repairs and alterations as well as new roofs. The county's rebate on permit fees for sustainable projects, including solar energy, is worth asking about when panels come off for a re-roof. The roofs themselves are mostly subdivision roofs on their second or third round, plus older houses near Olde Town.
Roof work in Conyers
What Conyers homeowners call us for
Six jobs that come up most in and around Olde Town Conyers.
Roof Leak Repair
Leaks traced at boots, valleys and wall flashing.
See the serviceAsphalt Shingle Roof Replacement
Tear-offs on subdivision roofs on their second or third round.
See the serviceWind Damage Roof Repair
Lifted and missing shingles after spring and summer storms.
See the serviceRoof Insurance Claim Help
Photo reports and adjuster meetings for storm claims.
See the serviceSolar Panel Removal & Reinstall
Panels lifted and reset so the roof under them can be replaced.
See the serviceGutter Installation & Repair
Gutters re-hung or replaced after storms.
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Neighboring areas we cover
Rockdale County
The rest of Rockdale County, Milstead to the county line.
Roofing in Rockdale CountyNewton County
East along I-20 to Covington and our Newborn head office.
Roofing in Newton CountyAll of metro Atlanta
Every county and city we cover, region by region, and where coverage ends.
Coverage overviewFAQ
Conyers roofing questions
Inside city limits, the City of Conyers; outside them, Rockdale County, whose rules cover repairs and alterations as well as new construction. We confirm the office by address and pull the permit.
Rockdale County offers up to a 100 percent rebate of permit fees for projects that follow sustainable practices, including solar energy. Ask the county whether your project qualifies before the permit is paid.
Yes. We inspect and photograph every slope first, then meet the adjuster on the roof if you want us there. The claim and the decisions about it stay with you.
Yes. A single pipe boot, a few missing shingles or a leaking chimney flashing are all worth a call.
Roof leaking in Conyers?
Call any hour. A roofer answers and books the visit on the same call.