Wake County · 27601
Roofing inRaleigh, NC.
From Oakwood porches to north Raleigh subdivisions. Roof replacement, repair, inspections and storm restoration from a locally owned company based in Apex, 2 hrs away.
- Wake County
- 2 hrs from our office
- 840+ roofs completed
- 24/7 storm response
Free Roof Inspection
Forty five minutes. Every slope photographed. The report is yours whether you hire us or not.
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Roofing Raleigh
Homes Since 2022
Raleigh is our largest single market and the least uniform. Inside the beltline you have pre war bungalows and 1920s foursquares in Oakwood, Boylan Heights and Five Points, where roof work is as much about period appropriate profiles and careful flashing into old masonry as it is about shingles. North of I 540 you have thirty years of subdivision building where entire streets went up inside a two year window and are now reaching end of life together.
That second group is why we run so much work in north Raleigh. A builder grade three tab or early architectural shingle installed in the late 1990s is past its service life now, and when one house on a cul de sac replaces, the neighbours usually discover they are on the same clock. We schedule those together where we can, which keeps mobilisation costs down for everyone.
The older housing stock asks for different skills. Plank decking rather than plywood, chimneys that need counter flashing cut into soft brick, valleys that were detailed by hand seventy years ago and have been patched four times since. We would rather spend an hour on a chimney detail on a Hayes Barton house than have you call us about the same stain next spring.
Neighbourhoods we work in
- Oakwood
- Five Points
- Hayes Barton
- North Hills
- Brier Creek
- Falls River
- Wakefield
- Midtown
- Boylan Heights
- Longview
ZIP codes served: 27601, 27603, 27604, 27605, 27606, 27607, 27608, 27609, 27610, 27612, 27613, 27614, 27615, 27616, 27617
What We Do In Raleigh
Eight services, all in house, all with the same inspection first approach.
What Makes Raleigh Roofs Different
- Housing stock
- Bungalows and foursquares inside the beltline, 1960s to 1980s ranches through the middle of the city, and large volumes of 1995 to 2010 subdivision housing to the north and north east.
- Weather exposure
- Raleigh sits in the part of Wake County that catches both the summer convective storms moving in from the west and the remains of tropical systems tracking up from the coast. Wind damage is the more common claim; hail arrives in defined swathes that can miss one neighbourhood and flatten the next.
- How we schedule it
- We work Raleigh daily. Inside the beltline, narrow streets and mature trees mean we stage material carefully and sometimes hand load, which we account for in the quote rather than discovering on the day.
- Permits and approvals
- Roofing work inside Raleigh city limits falls under City of Raleigh permitting rather than Wake County. We pull what the job requires and we do not ask homeowners to pull permits on our behalf, which is a practice worth refusing whoever suggests it.
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Raleigh Roofing Questions
Do you work inside the beltline on older homes?
Yes, and it is a meaningful share of what we do. Pre war Raleigh houses often have plank decking rather than plywood sheathing, original masonry chimneys that need counter flashing cut in properly, and hand built valleys. We price that detail work into the quote rather than discovering it on install day.
How fast can you get to a leak in Raleigh?
Typically the same or next day for an active leak, and we will tarp before we quote if water is coming in. Raleigh is roughly twenty five minutes from our Apex office outside peak traffic.
My whole street is getting new roofs. Is that a scam?
Not necessarily. Subdivisions built in a two year window reach end of life in a two year window, and after a hail swathe the same thing happens for a different reason. What is worth being careful about is the out of state crew working the street on contingency agreements. Get an independent inspection from a company with a Wake County address.
Do you pull the permit?
Yes. Work inside city limits is permitted through the City of Raleigh and we handle it. If a contractor asks you to pull the permit as the homeowner, that is usually because they cannot.
What does a roof replacement cost in Raleigh?
Replacement starts at $6,995 for up to 12 squares and runs $450 per square after that, so most Raleigh homes land between $9,500 and $17,000 for a full architectural shingle system. Pitch, access, the number of layers to remove and how much decking needs replacing are what move it. Bungalows and foursquares inside the beltline, 1960s to 1980s ranches through the middle of the city, and large volumes of 1995 to 2010 subdivision housing to the north and north east.
Do you charge a call out fee in Raleigh?
No. Inspections are free across our whole service area, including Raleigh, with nothing to sign and no contingency agreement. You keep the photo report whatever you decide.
Free roof inspection
Free Roof Inspection
In Raleigh, NC.
Forty five minutes, every slope photographed, and a straight answer. We will tell you if your roof is fine.
307 S. Salem Street, Suite 300 · Apex, NC 27502 · Open 24/7