Rockdale County
Roofing across Rockdale County, from Conyers to the county line
Rockdale sits on I-20 between our Atlanta service office and our Newborn head office. Conyers subdivisions, older homes near Olde Town and commercial roofs along the interstate all get leak repairs, storm work and replacements.
- Calls answered 24/7
- Permits handled
- Storm claims documented
Quick answer
Roofing in Rockdale County, Georgia is a short run along I-20 from both of our offices, and the phone is answered around the clock. We repair leaks, document and repair hail and wind damage, replace shingle roofs and work on commercial roofs along the interstate. Rockdale requires a permit for repairs and alterations as well as replacements, so we confirm the permit before work starts.
Rockdale County
Between our two offices
Rockdale sits between our two offices. The service office on Peachtree Street is west of it along I-20 and the head office in Newborn is east of it, so a roof in Conyers, Milstead or the subdivisions off Highway 138 and Sigman Road is well inside the area we cover from either end.
Most of the roofs here are on one- and two-story subdivision homes, many of them now on their second or third roof, plus older houses close to Olde Town Conyers and a long line of commercial and light industrial buildings along the interstate. The shingle work runs from single-slope wind repairs to full tear-offs, and the commercial work is mostly membrane repair and maintenance.
Permits and rebates
Permits, and a rebate worth asking about
Rockdale County requires a permit for new construction and also for reconstruction, alteration and repair of structures, which is broader wording than some counties use. We confirm with the county, or with the City of Conyers inside city limits, whether a given job needs one, and we pull it as part of the work.
The county also offers up to a full rebate of permit fees for projects that follow sustainable practices, including green building certification and solar energy. If you are re-roofing under existing solar panels, or adding solar as part of a new roof, it is worth asking the county whether your project qualifies before the permit is paid.
After a storm
When a storm comes through
Wind and hail are covered perils on most Georgia homeowner policies, and most policies expect prompt notice of a loss. After a storm we inspect the whole roof, photograph each slope and every hit, and give you a written report you can hand to your insurance company, whether or not you end up filing a claim.
We tell you plainly when the damage is not worth a claim. A few lifted tabs from a single gust are a repair, and paying it yourself can be cheaper than a claim on your record.
What we see on Rockdale County roofs
Rockdale County asks for a permit on repairs and alterations as well as new roofs, so we confirm the permit before we start work in Conyers or the unincorporated county. The county's permit fee rebate for sustainable projects, including solar energy, is worth a question when panels are coming off for a re-roof. Storm work here follows the same wind and hail claim rules as the rest of Georgia, so we photograph first.
Roof work in Rockdale County
What Rockdale County homeowners call us for
The six jobs that make up most of our Rockdale calendar.
Asphalt Shingle Roof Replacement
Full tear-offs on subdivision homes on their second or third roof.
See the serviceHail Damage Roof Repair
Bruised shingles and dented vents found slope by slope after hail.
See the serviceRoof Insurance Claim Help
Photo reports and adjuster meetings for wind and hail claims.
See the serviceSolar Panel Removal & Reinstall
Panels lifted and reset so the roof under them can be replaced.
See the serviceCommercial Roof Repair
Membrane seams, punctures and ponding on buildings along I-20.
See the serviceGutter Guard Installation
Guards for yards full of hardwoods and pines that fill gutters fast.
See the serviceNearby
Neighboring areas we cover
FAQ
Rockdale County roofing questions
Sometimes. Rockdale's permit rules cover reconstruction, alteration and repair, not just new construction, so we check with the county, or with the City of Conyers inside city limits, before we start. If a permit is needed, we pull it.
Rockdale County offers up to a 100 percent rebate of permit fees for projects that follow sustainable practices, including solar energy and green building certification. Ask the county whether your project qualifies before paying for the permit.
Yes. We inspect every slope, photograph the damage, write a report you can give your insurer, and meet the adjuster on the roof if you want us there. The decision to file and the claim itself stay with you.
Yes. We repair and maintain membrane and metal roofs on retail, office and light industrial buildings, including the ones along I-20.
Roof leaking in Rockdale County?
Call any hour. A roofer answers, tells you what happens next, and books the visit on the same call.