Roof Inspection
Not sure what you’re dealing with? Start with an inspection to confirm damage, risk, and the best next step.
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Residential Roofing in Metro Atlanta & North Georgia
Welcome to the decision hub for homeowners. Inspector Roofing and Restoration helps you choose the right next step — inspection, repair, replacement, or storm/insurance guidance — with clear options and fast scheduling.
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Roof Repair
Isolated leaks, flashing issues, a few missing shingles, or minor wind damage may be repairable.
Roof Replacement
Widespread wear, repeated leaks, or aging shingles often make replacement the smarter long-term choice.
Storm Damage
Hail and wind can cause hidden damage. Document quickly and protect your home while we guide next steps.
Insurance Claims Help
We help you navigate documentation, adjuster meetings, and approvals with clear communication and support.
Maintenance & Prevention
Extend roof life and reduce surprise leaks with maintenance, sealing, ventilation checks, and proactive fixes.
Repair vs Replace: How to Decide
Repairs are ideal when damage is localized and the roof system is still healthy. Replacement is typically better when the roof is near end-of-life, has widespread wear, or has repeated leak points.
Repair may be the right move when:
- The issue is isolated (one leak area, a few shingles, localized flashing).
- Your roof is in generally good condition and not near end-of-life.
- There’s no widespread granule loss, sagging, or systemic ventilation problems.
- You want fast stabilization while planning next steps.
Replacement may be the right move when:
- Damage is widespread across slopes or multiple leak areas keep returning.
- Shingles are aging, brittle, curling, or losing granules broadly.
- You want improved curb appeal, performance, and long-term peace of mind.
- Storm impact suggests the system’s integrity is compromised.
Storm Damage & Insurance Claims: The Safe Path
After hail or wind, speed and documentation matter. Confirm damage, prevent interior exposure, and document what’s visible. Then decide whether an insurance claim makes sense.
Storm steps we recommend:
- Schedule an inspection to confirm damage and risk.
- Take photos of visible damage (ground-level and interior stains).
- Mitigate quickly if there’s exposure (temporary protection when needed).
- Use clear, consistent documentation for adjuster conversations.
When insurance claim help matters:
- You suspect hail/wind impact but want a professional assessment first.
- You want support during adjuster meetings and documentation follow-through.
- You need clarity on repair vs replacement after inspection.
- You want a straightforward explanation of next steps.
The fastest start is scheduling an inspection or calling (678) 287-7169.
Materials, Performance & Warranty Considerations
A residential roof is a system: shingles, underlayment, ventilation, flashing, and workmanship. The best option depends on your goals: durability, curb appeal, budget, and long-term value.
Common options:
- Architectural shingles for strong curb appeal and performance.
- Impact-resistant upgrades when hail risk is higher.
- Ventilation improvements to reduce heat and moisture stress.
- Flashing upgrades around valleys, chimneys, and penetrations.
Warranty basics:
- Manufacturer warranties vary by product and system components.
- Workmanship quality is crucial to preventing leaks.
- Maintenance and ventilation impact long-term performance.
- We’ll explain best-fit options after your inspection.
How to Choose the Right Roofing Next Step
Step 1: Confirm the problem with a roof inspection
Start with a roof inspection to confirm condition, identify damage, and choose the best next step.
Step 2: If you see interior water stains, protect the inside first
Document stains, protect belongings, and schedule quickly. Call (678) 287-7169 if you need fast help.
Step 3: Choose repair or replacement based on the inspection
Localized damage may be repairable. Widespread wear or repeated leaks may require replacement. Let the inspection drive the decision.
Step 4: After a storm, document early before you decide on insurance
Use the storm damage path first: photos, inspection, and documentation. Then decide whether a claim makes sense.
Step 5: Choose materials and upgrades for performance goals
Architectural shingles, impact-resistant options, ventilation, and flashing details should match your roof’s needs and your goals.
Step 6: Start the fastest way — schedule online or call
Use Schedule Inspection, take the Roof Decision Quiz, or call (678) 287-7169.
