Roofing Contractor in Atlanta, GA

Roof replacement, repair, inspections and storm damage work for Atlanta homeowners, done right and photographed to prove it.

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Atlanta roofs cover a hundred years of construction in one city: 1920s bungalows in Virginia-Highland and Grant Park, postwar brick in Morningside and Kirkwood, Buckhead estates under old-growth hardwoods, and new infill builds shouldered between all of it. No two streets age the same way.

We run I-75 into the city from our Marietta office all the time. Intown jobs get the same crew, the same written scope and the same photo documentation as everything else on the schedule.

Roofing Services in Atlanta

Every service we run in Marietta runs in Atlanta too: roof replacement for Atlanta homes, roof repair in Atlanta, free roof inspections in Atlanta and Atlanta storm damage documentation for insurance claims. Same free inspection, same written itemized quotes, same before and after photos on every job.

Roof Problems We See in Atlanta

✓Plank decking under intown bungalows that needs board-by-board evaluation before new shingles go on
✓Limb strikes and debris load from the old-growth canopy over Buckhead, Morningside and Druid Hills
✓Low-slope porch and addition roofs on older homes that past shingle crews handled wrong

Why Atlanta Homeowners Choose Shelter Guard

We're a veteran-owned, BBB A+ accredited metro Atlanta roofing company based in Marietta with a 4.8 rating across 301 Google reviews. Atlanta homeowners get a local company with a physical office nearby, not a storm-chasing crew that disappears after the season. Financing through Wisetack is available on projects up to $25,000.

Roofing Questions From Atlanta Homeowners

Do you handle City of Atlanta permits?+

Yes. When the city requires a reroofing permit, we pull it, post it and close it out, and the permit number goes in your job file with the photos.

My intown house still has its original plank decking. Is that a problem for a new roof?+

Not automatically. We evaluate the decking board by board during tear-off, photograph what we find, and replace only what's actually gone. You see the photos, so the decking line on the invoice is never a mystery.