Greenville roofing
& storm repair.

Roofs, siding and gutters across Greenville and Pitt County. The inspection is free, and there is no obligation to file a claim or buy anything.

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Our services in Greenville

Roofing services
in Greenville

Greenville, Pitt County. Roofing, roof repair, siding, gutters and storm damage work, and what each one involves here.

Roof replacement in Greenville

Two kinds of homes here need roofs. The ranch-style houses through the middle of town are on their second or third roof by now. The newer neighborhoods west toward Winterville are hitting twenty-plus years, which is when a roof starts to give up. We strip the old roof off completely so we can check the wood underneath. Covering over a bad spot just hides it.

Roof repair in Greenville

Most leaks in Greenville are not the shingles. They are the metal work around a chimney, a wall or a valley, or the rubber seal around a vent pipe that has cracked. A ceiling stain is rarely under the actual hole, either. Water runs sideways along the wood before it comes through. So we look in the attic as well as on the roof.

Siding in Greenville

Older siding here usually fails at the trim first, then at the boards under the roof edge. Sometimes the problem is behind the siding: the water barrier was never lapped properly, so moisture gets in and stays. So the inspection checks behind a panel before anyone quotes replacing it.

Gutters in Greenville

Rain arrives here all at once. A narrow gutter with one downspout cannot move that much water, so it spills over the edge and runs down against the house. We measure the roof before quoting, because the size of the roof decides the size of the gutter. Big trees in the older neighborhoods also mean gutters fill up fast.

Storm damage in Greenville

Wind bends shingles without tearing them off. The bend cracks the shingle, and it leaks from then on, but it looks fine from the ground. Hail leaves soft dents you can feel but not see. Both get photographed and written up with the date, so you have a record if you decide to file.

Signs of storm
damage in Greenville

If you can see any of these from the ground, there is more up there. Most of it you cannot see from the ground at all.

Shingles missing or lifting: Especially along the ridge and the edges, which take the wind first.
Dark or bare patches: The sandy surface has worn off, so the shingle is no longer protected.
Dented vents, gutters or flashing: Soft metal shows hail clearly. It is the easiest place to confirm a hail storm hit your house.
A stain on a ceiling or wall: Often nowhere near the actual leak. Worth looking at sooner rather than later.
Grit in the gutters: Shingle surface washing off faster than it should.
Nothing at all: The most common case after wind and hail. Damage that matters is usually invisible from the driveway, which is why the inspection is free.

One crew, three trades

Roof, siding and
gutters in Greenville

A storm rarely damages just one of them. Having the same company look at all three saves you chasing three contractors.

01 Roof Replacement 02 Roof Repair 03 Storm & Hail Damage 04 Siding 05 Gutters 06 Insurance Restoration

Greenville questions

Greenville roofing
questions

Nothing here is legal or insurance advice. Your policy and your insurance company decide what is covered, so check yours or ask your agent.

Do you actually work in Greenville?

Yes. Greenville and Pitt County are the closest market to us, so this is where we can usually get out quickest. The inspection is free here the same as anywhere else we work, including when the finding is that your roof is fine.

Do you do siding and gutters as well as roofs?

Yes: roofs, roof repairs, siding, gutters and storm damage work. Wind usually damages more than one of them at the same time, so it helps to have one company look at all of it.

Should I repair or replace?

It depends on why it is leaking, not on how old it is. A cracked vent seal on a nine-year-old roof is a repair. A leak in the middle of a worn-out roof is not. We will tell you which one you have.

My gutters overflow every time it rains hard. Are they blocked?

Sometimes. Often they are just too small for the roof, or there are not enough downspouts. Cleaning them will not fix that. We measure first.

Do you handle my insurance claim?

No, and no roofing contractor can. In North Carolina, negotiating a claim on your behalf is public adjusting and requires a license from the Department of Insurance, and a contractor doing the repair is separately not allowed to act as the adjuster on it. What we do is inspect, document the damage, price the work, and be there to show your adjuster what we found. The claim itself stays in your name.

Nearby

Nearby towns
we also serve

Winterville Washington Tarboro Kinston Wilson

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leaking?

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