Full Tear-Off, Written Scope, Photo Proof
A new roof done right, with real material options, a written scope and before and after photos of every stage.
A roof at the end of its life doesn't always leak first. It sheds granules into your gutters, curls at the edges and lets heat into your attic long before water shows up on a ceiling. By the time a stain appears, the decking underneath has often been wet for months.
Shelter Guard Roofing replaces roofs across Marietta and Cobb County with a full tear-off, new underlayment and a written scope you approve before we order the first shingle. No allowances, no surprise change orders once we're up there. If we find rotten decking, you see a photo of it and a price for the fix before we replace it.
One of these alone might mean a repair. Several together usually mean the roof is done.
Architectural asphalt shingles are the right call for most Marietta homes. They handle Georgia heat and spring hail better than 3-tab, carry stronger wind ratings and come in colors that match both older brick ranches and newer builds near Marietta Square.
We walk you through the real differences between shingle lines instead of pushing the most expensive one. If your home needs upgraded ventilation, new flashing or ice and water shield in the valleys, that's in the written scope with its own line item, so you know exactly what you're paying for and why.
Smaller problem first? We also handle roof repairs for single leaks and storm-damaged sections when a full replacement isn't needed yet.
Marietta roofs deal with a specific mix: hard summer sun, spring hail, and the oak and pine canopy that covers most of East Cobb. Homes near Sope Creek and in neighborhoods like Indian Hills shed pine needles year-round, which traps moisture on shingles and shortens their life. Newer high-pitch builds near the Square have complex valleys that fail early if the flashing work is sloppy.
We build for the house in front of us. Canopy-heavy lots get upgraded underlayment and clean valley work. Open lots that take the full brunt of hail get impact-rated shingle options priced side by side with standard ones, so you can decide if the insurance discount is worth it.
We check the roof and the attic, photograph everything and confirm whether replacement is actually needed.
You get an itemized scope with material options and a firm price. No pressure, no expiring discounts.
Tear-off, decking check, new roof, cleanup and magnetic nail sweep, usually one to two days.
Before and after photos of the whole job through CompanyCam, plus your warranty paperwork.
We're a veteran-owned, BBB A+ accredited Marietta roofing contractor with a 4.8 rating across 301 Google reviews. Every job is photo-documented, every quote is itemized, and financing through Wisetack is available on projects up to $25,000 if you'd rather pay over time. Not sure the roof is actually done? Book the free inspection and we'll tell you straight, even if the answer is a $600 repair instead of a new roof.
Standard architectural shingles carry the best price-to-life ratio for most Cobb County homes: 25 to 30 year expected life, strong wind ratings and a color range wide enough to match any brick or siding in East Cobb. This is the right default, and we'll say so even though it's the cheapest option on the sheet.
Impact-rated (Class 4) shingles cost more up front and shrug off the hail that dents standard shingles. In a hail market like Marietta, some insurers discount premiums for Class 4 roofs, which can pay back the difference over the roof's life. We price it next to standard so the math is yours to run, and we'll tell you what your insurer's discount actually is before you decide, not after.
Designer and premium lines exist for homes where the roof is part of the architecture, which describes plenty of Vinings and Marietta Square builds. If that's your house, we'll show you real installed examples nearby, not catalog photos.
Whatever you pick, the warranty gets registered in your name before we leave, and the workmanship behind it is ours. A shingle warranty means nothing if the installer skips the starter strips and drip edge it requires, which is exactly the kind of shortcut our job photos exist to rule out.
Most single-family roof replacements in Marietta are finished in one to two days, weather permitting. Larger homes and complex rooflines can take a day longer. You get a specific timeline in your written quote before any work starts.
You can replace one slope or section if the rest of the roof still has life in it. Our free inspection tells you which one makes sense. If a partial fix gets you five more years, that's what we quote.
We protect them before the first shingle comes off. Tarps cover beds and shrubs, plywood shields anything fragile, and a magnetic sweep pulls stray nails from the lawn and driveway when we finish.
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