Rocky Mount roofing
& storm repair.

Roofs, siding and gutters across Rocky Mount, in both Nash and Edgecombe counties. Free inspection, no obligation.

Our services in Rocky Mount

What we do
in Rocky Mount

Rocky Mount, Nash and Edgecombe Counties. Roofing, roof repair, siding, gutters and storm damage work — and what each one involves here.

Roof replacement in Rocky Mount

Rocky Mount has a lot of older houses, and older houses often have more than one roof already on them. That matters. Nobody can tell you what the wood underneath is like until the old layers come off. We take it back to the wood and check it, rather than adding another layer on top and hoping.

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Roof repair in Rocky Mount

On the older houses the usual culprits are chimneys and the places where the roof meets a wall. We often find these have been smeared with caulk by somebody in a hurry. Caulk is not a repair. The metal work has to be rebuilt, or it will leak again next year.

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Siding in Rocky Mount

A lot of houses here have newer siding installed over the original material. That hides whatever is going on behind it. What usually fails first is the trim and the boards under the roof edge — and those are what hold your gutters up.

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Gutters in Rocky Mount

On an older house the wood behind the gutter is often soft. If a gutter keeps pulling away from the house, that wood is usually the reason, not the gutter. Rehanging the same gutter on the same wood does not last. We look at the wood before quoting the gutter.

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Storm damage in Rocky Mount

Rocky Mount gets wind from named storms and from ordinary summer thunderstorms, plus hail in spring and summer. Bent shingles and hail dents do not show from the ground. Anything we find is photographed and dated, so you have a record if you choose to file.

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What to look for

Signs of storm
damage in Rocky Mount

Worth a look after any hard blow, and especially on a roof that is already ten years old or more.

Shingles missing, lifted or bent
Bent shingles are the ones people miss. They settle back down looking normal and leak anyway.
Dents in gutters, vents or flashing
The clearest sign hail actually hit your house.
Bare or shiny patches on the roof
The protective surface has come off.
Caulk smeared around a chimney
A sign of a past repair that was not really a repair.
A gutter sagging or pulling away
Usually the wood behind it, not the gutter itself.
A ceiling stain that grows after rain
The leak is still active. The stain is not where the hole is.

Every service, in Rocky Mount

Roof, siding
and gutters

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

Rocky Mount questions

Straight
answers

Nothing hidden behind a dropdown. Nothing here is legal or insurance advice — your policy and your insurance company decide what is covered.

I do not know if my house is in Nash or Edgecombe county. Does it matter?

For the permit it does, because they are two different offices. For whether we come out, no. Give us the address and we will work out which one it is.

My roof already has two layers. Can you go over the top again?

No. A third layer puts a lot of weight on wood nobody has looked at, and the nails no longer hold the way they should. On a house this age, taking it off is the only way to know what you are dealing with.

My gutter keeps pulling away from the house. Why?

Usually the wood board behind it has gone soft and will not hold the brackets. Putting the same gutter back on the same wood buys you one heavy rain. The wood has to be dealt with first.

Will you work on an older house?

Yes, and older houses are most of what we see here. What we will not do is put new siding over a water problem behind it and call it finished. If that is what we find, we will tell you.

Do you handle my insurance claim?

No. In North Carolina only you, a licensed public adjuster, or an attorney can negotiate a claim, and a contractor doing the repair is not allowed to act as your adjuster. We document the damage and price the work. We also will not cover your deductible — the NC Department of Insurance warns that accepting a "free roof" offer can put you in the wrong too.

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Something
leaking?

Tell us where the house is and what you're seeing. We'll find where the water is actually getting in.

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