Greensboro, NC Roofers — Roof Repair, Replacement & Hail Damage

Most asphalt-shingle replacements in the Triad run roughly $8,000–$21,000 depending on your home’s size, pitch, and the materials you choose. Metal roofs cost more up front but last far longer. We provide an exact written price after a free inspection.

Yes. High Point and Kernersville are part of our regular Triad service area, along with Jamestown, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, and Burlington.

Not every storm, but any time you see large hail, hear heavy wind, or notice granules in your gutters or debris in the yard, a free inspection is smart. Storm damage often isn’t visible from the ground, and documenting it early helps if you need to file a claim.

Yes. The Triad has a lot of flat and low-slope commercial buildings, and we install and service TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and coatings for them.

In most cases, yes. A full replacement inside the city limits or in unincorporated Guilford County generally requires a building permit and a final inspection, and as the licensed contractor we pull it and schedule the inspector so you never have to. If your home sits in a locally designated historic district such as Fisher Park or College Hill, a change to the visible roofing material may also need review before work starts, so tell us early if you are thinking about moving from slate or metal to shingles. Like-for-like replacements are usually the simplest path.

The Triad’s highest-risk stretch runs from March through June, with a second round of wind-driven summer thunderstorms into August. Call within a few days of any storm that leaves dented gutters, stripped trees, or shingle pieces in the yard. If water is coming in, we tarp the opening as soon as the roof is safe to walk, document the damage in daylight, and then schedule the permanent repair. After a widespread hail event we work through neighborhoods in the order calls come in, so an early call gets you an earlier slot.

It depends on how much of the roof shares the problem. One lifted shingle or a failed pipe boot on an otherwise flat, well-sealed roof is a straightforward repair, and most Greensboro repairs of that kind land roughly between a few hundred and a couple thousand dollars. When we find curling edges, exposed nail heads, and heavy granule loss across several slopes, patching one spot only buys time before the next leak. We photograph both situations and give you an honest read on which one you have.

For most Guilford County homes we recommend an algae-resistant architectural shingle, because our humid summers streak ordinary shingles on shaded and north-facing slopes within a few years. If your home has taken hail before or you want extra margin, an impact-rated shingle adds real resistance to bruising and may earn a premium credit from some insurers, so it is worth a call to your agent. Proper ridge and soffit ventilation matters just as much as the shingle itself in Piedmont heat.