Storm-torn course to a clean ridge
Lifted and missing shingles let the water in at the edges. We strip the damaged course, check the deck and build it back tight.
Roofing contractor · Mobile & Baldwin Counties
Nailed down. Storm ready. Storm damage repair, roof replacement, gutters and emergency tarping across Mobile and Baldwin Counties.
The work · Before & after
Every roof we touch gets photographed before the tear-off and again after the last nail. Here is what that looks like on a Gulf Coast roof.
Lifted and missing shingles let the water in at the edges. We strip the damaged course, check the deck and build it back tight.
When the ceiling is dripping, a tarp goes on before anything else — it buys the time to plan the repair properly.
New runs hung straight and pitched to the downspouts, so water leaves the fascia instead of running down the wall.
The photo record
We photograph the job at three points, so you can see exactly what changed up there and what we found while we were on it.
The toolbox
From a torn-back corner to a full replacement, it's the same crew, the same ladders and the same standard of nail-down.
Torn shingles, lifted edges and leaking valleys patched and re-nailed before the next front comes through.
Full tear-off, deck checked and repaired, new shingles set course by course and a clean site at the end.
A walk of the roof and a written look at how it's fastened, strapped and sealed against wind.
New gutter runs sized to the roof and pitched so the water leaves the fascia, not the wall.
Water coming in right now? We get a tarp over the damage and stop it spreading through the house.
The method
Roofing is a sequence. Do it out of order and the leak comes back — so we work it the same way on every house.
Tell us what the storm did and where the water is showing up inside. We'll tell you straight whether it's a repair or a replacement.
Water stopped first. A tarp over the open deck means the damage stops spreading while we plan the work.
The old shingles come up and the decking gets checked plank by plank. Soft sheathing comes out — it doesn't get covered over.
New shingles set course by course, ridge and valleys sealed, gutters hung, and the yard swept clean before we pull out.
Where we work
The same storms cross the bay either way. Same crew, same ladders, same standard of nail-down in all four towns.
Every job gets photographed before, during and after. Ask to see the before-and-after shots from roofs near you, and we'll walk you through what we found on each one.
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Serving Mobile and Baldwin Counties — Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope and Saraland.
Repairs · Replacements · Gutters · Inspections · Emergency tarping