Roofing Contractor in Doraville, GA

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

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Doraville's housing stock is mid-century to the bone: brick ranches and split-levels from the 1950s and 60s in Northwoods and the streets off Buford Highway, many still on their original framing and more than a few on their second or third roof.

The top end of I-285 puts Doraville minutes off our regular route from Marietta, and the new construction rising around Assembly means we're in the area more every year.

Roofing Services in Doraville

Every service we run in Marietta runs in Doraville too: roof replacement for Doraville homes, roof repair in Doraville, free roof inspections in Doraville and Doraville 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 Doraville

✓Multiple shingle layers on mid-century ranches that were covered over instead of torn off
✓Low-slope rear additions and carport tie-ins that standard shingles were never right for
✓Original 1960s decking that flexes underfoot and needs board-level replacement at reroof

Why Doraville Homeowners Choose Shelter Guard

We're a veteran-owned, BBB A+ accredited roofing team working out of Marietta with a 4.8 rating across 301 Google reviews. Doraville 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 Doraville Homeowners

My Doraville ranch has two layers of shingles already. Can you add a third?+

No, and nobody should. Georgia code caps asphalt shingles at two layers, and a third traps heat and hides decking problems. The right move is a full tear-off, and our photos show you the decking before anything new goes on.

Are mid-century low-slope roofs a problem for shingles?+

Below a 2:12 pitch, yes. Shingles on too flat a roof leak on schedule. We measure the actual pitch and quote the right membrane system where shingles don't belong, instead of pretending they do.