CHARLOTTE, NC ROOFING
Charlotte, NC Roofers — Roof Repair, Replacement & Storm Damage
From uptown high-rises to the brick ranches of Dilworth and the newer builds out in Ballantyne, 365 Roofs keeps Charlotte homes and businesses protected all year long. We’re locally based right here in the Queen City — not a storm-chaser passing through.
Your Local Charlotte Roofer
Roofing Built for the Queen City and Its Suburbs
365 Roofs is headquartered in Charlotte at 6201 Fairview Rd, and we work across the whole Metrolina region — the city proper plus Concord, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, and Gastonia. Charlotte’s housing runs the full range: century-old bungalows in Plaza Midwood and Elizabeth, sprawling brick colonials in Myers Park and Eastover, and thousands of two-story vinyl-and-shingle builds thrown up across South Charlotte, University City, and the fast-growing towns along I-77 and I-485. Each one puts different demands on a roof, and we quote every job the same honest way: a free inspection first, then a written recommendation.
Charlotte sits in a part of the Piedmont that takes a real beating from spring and summer thunderstorms. The metro averages three to five qualifying hail events a year, and the humid subtropical climate means algae streaking, granule loss, and heat-baked shingles show up faster than a lot of homeowners expect. We build and repair for those conditions specifically.
What We Do in Charlotte
Complete Roofing Services Across Mecklenburg County
Roof Repair
Leaks, missing shingles, and flashing failures fixed fast — before water reaches your ceilings.
Roof Replacement
Architectural-shingle and metal systems installed by trained crews with manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
Storm & Hail Damage
We document hail and wind damage and help you file a strong insurance claim.
Metal Roofing
Standing-seam metal that lasts 40–70 years and sheds Carolina heat and hail.
Commercial Roofing
TPO, EPDM, and coatings for flat and low-slope buildings around uptown and the business parks.
Free Roof Inspection
A thorough photo inspection so you know exactly what shape your Charlotte roof is in.
Storm & Insurance
Hail Hit Your Charlotte Roof? We Handle the Roof and the Claim.
When a spring supercell rolls across Mecklenburg County, hail can bruise shingles and dent metal without leaving an obvious leak — damage that quietly shortens your roof’s life. If a covered storm damages your roof, you may owe only your deductible.
Our team inspects for free, documents every hit with photos, and meets your adjuster on-site so nothing gets missed. We’ve walked homeowners from Steele Creek to Cabarrus County through the whole process.
Right Materials, Right Home
Matched to Charlotte’s Housing
We install the systems that hold up best here in the Piedmont:
- Architectural asphalt shingles — the go-to for most Charlotte homes, with algae-resistant options for our humidity
- Standing-seam metal — a growing choice in South Charlotte and Weddington custom homes
- Flat & commercial membranes — for uptown and light-industrial buildings
Not sure what fits your home or budget? Our estimate includes an honest recommendation, not a hard sell. Financing is available so a new roof fits your budget.
Where We Work
Serving Charlotte and the Surrounding Towns
From our Fairview Road headquarters we cover Charlotte and its neighbors up and down the interstates — Concord and Kannapolis to the northeast, Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson along the Lake Norman corridor, Matthews, Mint Hill, and Indian Trail to the southeast, and Gastonia and Belmont across the Catawba. Wherever you are in Metrolina, ask us about your street.
Local Knowledge
What We See on Charlotte Roofs
Charlotte’s roofs age by neighborhood. Along the Park Road and Providence Road corridors — Madison Park, Cotswold, Sedgefield, Starmount — the postwar brick ranches carry low-pitch roofs with long, sun-baked south slopes and shallow valleys that hold water after a hard rain. In NoDa, Wesley Heights, and the 1920s blocks around Chantilly, steep gables, tight dormers, and chimney flashing are where most leaks start. Farther out, SouthPark, Piper Glen, and the subdivisions off Rea Road and Highway 51 are dominated by 1990s and 2000s architectural shingle, and many of those roofs are reaching the end of their first life at the same time. South End and Uptown add flat and low-slope membranes on townhomes and converted mill buildings.
The weather is a Piedmont pattern. Hail and straight-line wind ride in on spring and early-summer thunderstorms, long humid summers feed the black algae streaking on north-facing slopes, and the remnants of tropical systems can push a day of wind-driven rain up I-77 in late summer. A winter ice storm every few years brings pine limbs down across Mecklenburg County.
From the Fairview Road office we also cover Pineville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Huntersville, Cornelius, and Davidson, plus Indian Trail and Weddington across the Union County line.
Charlotte Roofing FAQ
Questions From Charlotte Homeowners
How much does a new roof cost in Charlotte, NC?
Most asphalt-shingle roof replacements in the Charlotte area run roughly $8,000–$21,000 depending on the size and pitch of your home and the materials you choose. Metal costs more up front but lasts far longer. We give you an exact written price after a free inspection.
Do you cover the whole Charlotte metro?
Yes. We serve Charlotte itself plus Concord, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Gastonia, and the rest of the Metrolina region along the I-77, I-85, and I-485 corridors.
My neighborhood got hit by hail — should I get inspected even without a leak?
Definitely. Hail often bruises shingles and knocks off granules without causing an immediate leak, and that damage can be hard to see from the ground. A free inspection now documents it while it’s fresh, which matters if you need to file an insurance claim.
Are you a local Charlotte company?
Yes — we’re headquartered in Charlotte and are licensed and insured. You get a real local crew you can hold accountable, not an out-of-town operation that disappears after the next storm.
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Charlotte?
Usually, yes. Building permits inside the city are handled through Mecklenburg County, and a full tear-off and replacement generally requires one, while a small repair usually does not. We include the permit and any required inspection in our scope so you are not chasing paperwork, and we confirm the current requirement for your address before work starts, since the rules change once you cross into Union or Cabarrus County. If your home sits in a local historic district such as Dilworth or Wesley Heights, a visible change in roofing material can also need a design review.
When does hail season hit Charlotte, and how long can I wait to file a claim?
Most Charlotte hail arrives with spring and early-summer thunderstorms, with a smaller second window in late summer. After a storm, check the yard for dented gutters, downspouts, and mailboxes, then call for a free inspection before you call your carrier, so you know whether there is real damage to claim. Policies set their own filing deadlines and some are short, so do not sit on it — but there is also no reason to open a claim for a roof that only needs a minor repair.
My South Charlotte roof is from the 1990s — repair or replace?
It depends on what is failing. If the leak traces to a pipe boot, a chimney cricket, or a few wind-lifted shingles and the rest of the roof still has granules and flexibility, a repair is the honest answer; most single-point repairs in Charlotte land roughly in the low hundreds to a couple of thousand dollars. If shingles are curling, granules are piling up in the gutters, or you have had more than one leak in a year, you are paying for a roof twice. We show you photos of both and let you decide.
A storm just came through Ballantyne — how fast can you get here, and what happens first?
Call and we prioritize active leaks. The first visit is about stopping water: we tarp or patch the damaged area once the storm has passed and the roof is safe to walk in daylight, and we photograph everything for your file. The permanent repair or replacement is then scheduled on a normal calendar once materials and any insurance approval are in place. After a big Mecklenburg County hail event that calendar can run a few weeks out, so the tarp buys you time without rushing the decision.
Also serving nearby: Concord, Huntersville, Greensboro — and all 365 Roofs services statewide.
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