Roof Replacement in Chadbourn, NC

We start by checking the decking under the shingles. Many of the frame homes here date back to the 1930s, and the wood underneath can be softer or more weathered than what you would find on a newer roof. If the decking is solid, a repair may be enough. If it is rotted or water-stained, we quote the full replacement with that cost included up front, and that means you are not surprised later.

Most full replacements in our service area land between $8,000 and $25,000. The exact number depends on your roof size, slope, and the material you choose. For metal, exposed-fastener runs roughly $13,500 to $21,000, while standing seam runs $30,000 to $51,000. We give you a written quote after inspecting the decking, and that means the price you see is the price you pay.

Yes, we remove the old shingles and inspect the decking underneath. On older homes in town, that step is not optional, because hidden rot or nail pops will shorten the life of a new roof. We also check the flashing and perimeter while the deck is exposed. That way, we fix any wind damage before it gets covered up.

Most jobs take two to three days, but older homes can add a day if the decking needs repairs. We do not rush that part, because a solid base is what makes the new roof last. We work around your schedule and keep the site clean each evening. You will know the timeline before we start.

Yes, the town issues the permit for a full replacement. We handle the paperwork and include the permit fee in your quote. For repairs, a permit is usually not required, but we still follow the local building rules. You do not have to call the town yourself.

If you have farm buildings on your parcel, we can quote those at the same time. Metal outbuildings often need different fasteners or flashing than a house roof. We handle both, and that means you get one crew for the whole property. That saves you from coordinating separate contractors.