• Prompt, courteous, personalized attention from both the project manager and the roofing experts
• Easy, flexible appointment scheduling
• Advice to find the most cost-effective, high-quality solution for your roof
• Expert roofing professionals using your choice of proven products

While Marietta Roofing Company is located in Marietta, Georgia, we serve customers throughout the northern suburbs of Atlanta. We can solve your roofing problem if you’re in:

• Cobb County
• North Fulton County
• Cherokee County
• Cities: Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth, Roswell, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, and Woodstock.

 If you don’t see your city listed, call us to talk about your roofing needs at 404.376.2023.

After your roof has been damaged by a storm, your first action should be to call your preferred roofing company. We suggest that you call someone relatively local. For example, Marietta Roofing Company serves East Cobb, North Fulton, Forsyth, Cherokee, and Gwinnett counties in metro Atlanta, Georgia. Call your roofer BEFORE you call your insurance company! Your roofer can specify the extent of the damage and can provide an estimate of the cost to repair or to replace your roof, as needed. Because Marietta Roofing Company is an expert on storm damage, we won’t overlook any detail, assuring that you get a fully repaired roof. SECOND, call your homeowners’ insurance provider to set up a visit from the insurance adjuster. Be sure to include your roofing provider in the insurance adjuster’s visit. The purpose of your adjuster is to limit the amount his company will pay for the damage. Your satisfaction is not his priority; his objective is to settle the claim for the lowest amount possible. If you choose your roofer well, he will be your ally in the claims process.

This is a common question, and the surprising answer is no. Unlike auto insurance, homeowners’ insurance rates are based on your area’s annual risk assessment, not your personal filing record. Rates go up when an area experiences more storms, not when an individual files a claim. If your rates go up, it’s because your area has had more storms, not because you filed.

Hail damage can take several forms and can look different depending on the type of roof you have. Since most residential roofs have asphalt shingles, we’ll focus on that. These are the major marks that indicate hail damage:

Missing granules – this will look like a dark circle or scuff, as the missing granules have exposed the darker substrate layer.

Bruising – a close examination of an area with missing granules can reveal bruising, with a spongy or soft feel to the shingle.

Mat breakage – asphalt shingles are built on a fiberglass matting surface. When the mat breaks, water can penetrate the shingle.

Pattern of damage – a roof that has been damaged by hail will generally display the above characteristics in a random pattern across the roof’s surface.

Additional damage beyond the roof – If other areas of the house, including siding, windows, gutters, and fascia, have been dented, the likelihood of a paid claim for hail damage is high.

If you suspect you have hail damage, your first call should be to your roofing company. It’s generally not wise for a homeowner to get up on a roof to inspect the damage personally. At Marietta Roofing Company, this damage and repair estimate is free.

Your roof can be seriously damaged by the wind even if you can’t see obvious problems. It can come from hailstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes or tropical storms, blizzards, and other high-wind events. The more obvious signs of wind damage include missing or damaged shingles and tree limbs or branches on the roof. A wind-damaged roof can result in leaks, which can lead to mold, wet insulation, and damage to the interior of your home. If you suspect that your roof might have been damaged by wind, call Marietta Roofing Company for a free inspection at 404.376.2023.