Who you'd be hiring
We became the roofer we kept trying to hire
Our owners renovate and resell their own houses across greater Charlotte, and roofing was always the hardest trade to hire well. Everything on this page is a photograph you can look at, a number you can count, or a homeowner saying it instead of us.
Our story
Built by people who had to live with the work
Our owners have been investing in real estate for over ten years, and for the last six they have renovated and resold their own properties across the Charlotte region. Every one of those projects meant hiring trades, and roofing was consistently the hardest to find a great team.
A roof is the one system on a house that hides its own defects.
It looks finished from the driveway whether it was installed to spec or not, and the difference does not surface until the first hard rain, the fifth year, or the buyer’s inspection. Renovating to sell does not get you out of that.
A buyer’s inspector is paid to find what is wrong with a house, which is a harder audience than a homeowner who will never see their own roof up close. It is the audience we learned this work in front of, and it is why we stopped outsourcing the risk and built the roofing operation we had been trying to hire.
We built it for the houses we owned. Yours gets the same standard. Ask us what we would do if this were yours: (980) 600-2244.
The record
Three of the roofs published on this site
Each has its own page: the house, the scope, the shingle, and every photograph we have of it.
Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
1973 · two-story · 2,235 sq ft
Kannapolis, Rowan County
1936 · cottage · 1,273 sq ft
Hickory, Catawba County
1978 · split-level · 1,816 sq ft
Before you sign
What we put in writing, and what we turn down
Three answers in plain terms, each linking to the page where you can check it.
In writing
A quote you keep, before anything comes off.
We get the on-site inspection on the calendar within 48 hours of your call, then the written, itemized quote reaches you within 24 hours of that visit. It names the exact manufacturer's warranty for the material you chose. Two clocks, in that order, and neither one costs you anything.
The warranty
Two warranties on a replacement, not one.
The manufacturer's warranty covers the materials, named on your written quote and spelled out in your contract before work begins, and it holds because the roof goes on to their specification. On a full roof or full section replacement we add ten years on our own workmanship, written into that same contract, and it transfers to the next owner if you sell. One point of contact runs your job from tear-off to final nail.
What we decline
We don't work on commercial buildings or flat roofs.
Shingles shed water down a slope, so they do not belong on a flat roof. That deck needs a sealed membrane instead, which is different material and a different trade from the one we work in. We are not taking on commercial buildings before 2028.
Your next step
Find out what your roof actually needs.
Including whether it needs replacing at all. Tell us the address and what you're worried about, and we'll tell you what we would do with it.
- Free on-site inspection, booked within 48 hours.
- Written, itemized quote, within 24 hours of that visit.
- No obligation, no pressure, and no surprise change orders.
Every day 8am to 5pm
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