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Asheville Roof Repair Guide: Expert Solutions for Every Roofing Material

Asheville Roof Repair Guide: Expert Solutions for Every Roofing Material

Your roof is more than just protection—it’s a crucial investment in your Western North Carolina home. When damage occurs, knowing the right repair approach for your specific roofing material can save you thousands and extend your roof’s lifespan by years. With Asheville’s unique mountain climate presenting challenges from heavy rainfall to dramatic temperature swings, material-specific repair knowledge isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.

As local roofing experts with deep roots in the Asheville community, we’ve created this comprehensive guide to help you understand the specialized repair approaches needed for every type of roofing system common to our region. Whether you’re dealing with missing shingles after a windstorm or concerned about potential leaks, this resource will help you make informed decisions about your roof’s care.

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Understanding Roofing Materials Common to Asheville Homes

Western North Carolina homes feature diverse roofing materials, each with unique repair needs. Before discussing specific repair approaches, let’s explore the most common roofing systems in our area and what makes them distinct.

Asphalt Shingles

The most prevalent roofing material in Asheville, asphalt shingles are popular for their cost-effectiveness and versatility. Modern architectural shingles have improved significantly from their three-tab predecessors, offering enhanced wind resistance up to 130 mph—crucial for our mountain weather patterns. While relatively simple to repair, these shingles are still vulnerable to our region’s freeze-thaw cycles and can experience granule loss over time.

Metal Roofing

Growing rapidly in popularity throughout Western North Carolina, metal roofing systems provide excellent protection against our heavy rainfall and occasional snow loads. Many Asheville homeowners choose standing seam metal roofs for their durability and clean aesthetic. Metal roofs typically require fewer repairs than asphalt, but when issues do arise, they often involve seam integrity or fastener systems that need specialized repair approaches.

Slate Roofing

Many historic homes in neighborhoods like Montford and Kenilworth feature slate roofs, prized for their beauty and exceptional longevity. These premium roofing systems can last over a century when properly maintained but require highly specialized repair techniques when damaged. The natural stone composition means that each slate piece is unique, and matching replacements demands expertise.

Tile Roofing

Clay and concrete tile roofing systems appear on many higher-end and Mediterranean-inspired homes throughout Asheville. These systems excel in our climate due to their thermal properties and durability, though their weight requires robust structural support. When damaged, tile roofs need careful repair techniques to avoid cascading breakage.

Wood Shake Roofing

Wood shake roofs add distinctive character to many mountain homes and cabins around Asheville. These natural systems weather beautifully but face unique challenges in our humid environment. Repair approaches must address not just damage but also potential moisture-related issues that can compromise surrounding shake materials.

Asphalt Shingle Repair: Addressing Wind Damage and Weather Wear

Asphalt shingle roofs in Asheville face specific challenges from our mountain weather patterns. With wind gusts that can exceed 50 mph during storms, shingle damage is one of the most common repair needs we encounter. Here’s what you should know about repairing this popular roofing material:

Wind Damage Assessment

After high winds, it’s wise to have your asphalt roof inspected even if you don’t immediately notice missing shingles. Wind can create creases in shingles or loosen their sealant bonds without completely removing them. These weakened areas become vulnerable to future storms and can lead to leaks. A professional inspection can identify these less obvious forms of wind damage before they escalate.

Replacing Individual Shingles

For isolated damage where just a few shingles are affected, individual replacement is often possible. This targeted approach involves carefully removing damaged shingles, cleaning the underlying area, and installing new shingles with proper sealing. The challenge in Asheville homes is often finding exact color matches, as mountain sun exposure can fade existing shingles over time. An experienced contractor can help source the closest match or recommend strategic placement to minimize visual differences.

Addressing Storm-Related Damage

Western North Carolina’s dramatic storms can cause impact damage from falling branches or hail. These impacts may not create immediate leaks but can compromise the protective granule layer of your shingles. After major storms, it’s worth checking for unusual amounts of granule loss in your gutters or downspouts—this can signal needed repairs before water intrusion occurs.

Dealing with Age-Related Wear

Asphalt shingles typically last 20-30 years in our climate, but the final few years often see increased repair needs. Signs that your asphalt roof is entering this phase include widespread curling, cracking, or bald spots where granules have worn away. When these issues become common across the roof surface, spot repairs may only provide temporary solutions. We can help you evaluate whether continued repairs remain cost-effective or if replacement planning should begin.

For asphalt shingle repairs, timing matters significantly. Addressing small problems promptly can prevent them from spreading and compromising larger roof sections. If you notice even minor shingle damage, having it evaluated quickly can save substantial costs down the road. [Link to blog post on preventative maintenance]

Metal Roofing Repair: Seams, Fasteners, and Corrosion Prevention

Metal roofing has gained tremendous popularity across Western North Carolina for its longevity and performance in our mountain environment. While these systems typically require less frequent repair than other materials, when issues do arise, they demand specialized approaches and expertise. Here’s what Asheville homeowners should know about metal roof repair:

Seam Integrity Issues

Standing seam metal roofs rely on properly functioning seam connections to remain watertight. Over time, Asheville’s dramatic temperature fluctuations can cause expansion and contraction that stress these seams. Repair approaches typically involve re-crimping loose seams, replacing damaged seam caps, or applying appropriate sealants designed specifically for metal systems. Improper seam repairs can actually trap moisture and accelerate corrosion, so experienced metal roofing contractors are essential.

Fastener System Repairs

Exposed fastener metal roofs (like corrugated or R-panel systems) depend on properly installed and sealed fasteners to prevent leaks. In our mountain climate, these fasteners can work loose over time or develop compromised gaskets. Proper repair involves not just replacing damaged fasteners but upgrading to higher-quality components that will better withstand our weather cycles. Simply adding caulk over problem fasteners creates a maintenance issue that will require repeated attention.

Addressing Scratches and Finish Damage

Metal roofing’s protective finish is crucial for long-term performance. When this coating gets scratched or damaged (often from falling branches or maintenance activity), repairs should include proper surface preparation and application of compatible coating systems. In Asheville’s sometimes humid environment, exposed metal can quickly develop rust if not properly protected. Minor scratches can often be addressed with touch-up products, while more significant damage may require panel replacement.

Panel Replacement Techniques

When metal panels suffer major damage, replacement requires precision to maintain the roof system’s integrity. For standing seam systems, this often means carefully removing adjacent panels to access the damaged section. For exposed fastener systems, ensuring proper overlap patterns during replacement prevents future water intrusion. In both cases, understanding the original installation method is crucial to performing compatible repairs.

One of the advantages of metal roofing in Western North Carolina is its resistance to many forms of damage that plague other materials. However, this durability depends on proper repair techniques when damage does occur. Working with contractors who specialize in metal systems rather than general roofers can make the difference between a lasting repair and an ongoing problem. [Link to blog post about metal roofing maintenance]

Slate and Tile Roof Repair: Preserving Historic and Premium Systems

Slate and tile roofs add distinctive character and exceptional durability to many of Asheville’s historic and premium homes. These specialized materials require equally specialized repair approaches to maintain their integrity and preserve their historic value. Here’s what owners of these premium roofing systems should understand:

Slate Repair Fundamentals

Natural slate roofing can last a century or more in Western North Carolina when properly maintained, but individual slates can crack or break from impact or foot traffic. Repair involves carefully removing damaged slates using specialized tools (like a slate ripper) without disrupting surrounding pieces. Replacement slates should match not just in color but in thickness and composition. For historic homes in Asheville’s landmark districts, this often means sourcing reclaimed slate that matches the weathering of the existing roof rather than using new material.

Tile Replacement Techniques

Clay and concrete tile repairs require careful navigation of the roof surface to prevent additional breakage. The weight and brittleness of these materials mean that walking patterns and weight distribution during repairs significantly impact success. Proper tile repair includes assessing underlying battens and waterproofing layers, as tile systems rely on multiple components working together. For homes in areas like Biltmore Forest or Kenilworth, maintaining the architectural integrity of tile roofing often requires custom-matching of tiles that may no longer be in standard production.

Flashing Repairs for Premium Systems

Many slate and tile roof leaks in Asheville homes stem not from the primary material but from deteriorated flashing systems. Copper flashing is traditional with slate roofing and develops a protective patina in our mountain environment. Repairs should maintain compatible metals to prevent galvanic corrosion. For both slate and tile, custom-fabricated flashing is often necessary around chimneys, valleys, and architectural features—areas where standard flashing products won’t provide proper protection.

Addressing Substrate and Support Issues

The weight of slate and tile systems means that underlying support structures must remain sound. Western North Carolina’s occasional heavy snow loads can stress these structures. Repair approaches sometimes need to address not just the visible roofing material but also reinforce underlying decking or rafters that may have weakened over decades. This comprehensive approach prevents recurrence of problems and protects your investment.

The specialized nature of slate and tile repair means that choosing the right contractor is particularly critical. Many general roofers lack the specific tools and experience these materials demand. When seeking repairs, look for contractors with verifiable experience in your specific roofing material and, ideally, examples of similar work on comparable homes in the Asheville area. [Link to blog post about choosing a specialized roofer]

Wood Shake Repair: Managing Moisture and Rot in Western NC Climate

Wood shake roofs bring natural beauty and rustic charm to many mountain homes in Western North Carolina. However, our region’s moisture levels present unique challenges for this material. Understanding proper repair approaches is essential for maintaining both appearance and function of these distinctive roofing systems.

Identifying Moisture-Related Damage

Asheville’s humid environment makes wood shake roofs particularly susceptible to moisture-related issues. Signs of potential problems include darkening of shake surfaces, visible moss or algae growth, and shakes that appear swollen or distorted. Early intervention when these symptoms appear can prevent more extensive damage. Proper inspection includes checking not just visible surfaces but also the spaces between shakes where moisture can linger.

Individual Shake Replacement

Replacing damaged wood shakes requires careful technique to avoid harming surrounding materials. The repair process involves splitting adjacent shakes with specialized tools, removing damaged pieces, and installing new shakes with proper spacing. For aesthetic consistency, new cedar shakes should be pre-weathered or treated to better match existing material. In Asheville homes, we often recommend pre-treating replacement shakes with preservatives appropriate for our climate zone to extend their lifespan.

Addressing Biological Growth

Moss, algae, and lichen commonly develop on wood shake roofs in Western North Carolina, particularly on north-facing slopes that receive less direct sunlight. While some homeowners appreciate the aged appearance this creates, these organisms retain moisture against the wood surface and accelerate deterioration. Removal must be done carefully—pressure washing can damage wood fibers and shorten roof life. Instead, appropriate biocides followed by gentle cleaning preserve the material while addressing the biological issue.

Preventative Treatments

Beyond repairs, wood shake roofs in our mountain climate benefit from periodic preventative treatments. These can include water-repellent preservatives and fire retardants (especially important in more rural areas of Western NC where wildfire risk exists). The ideal treatment schedule depends on your specific micro-climate—homes in heavily wooded areas typically require more frequent attention than those with more sun exposure.

Wood shake repair presents a balance between addressing immediate issues and preventing future problems. With our region’s moisture challenges, comprehensive inspection should accompany any repair project to identify other areas that may soon need attention. When properly maintained, wood shake roofs can provide decades of service while developing a beautiful silvery patina that complements mountain architecture. [Link to blog post about wood roof maintenance]

Climate-Specific Repair Challenges in Western North Carolina

Western North Carolina’s unique climate creates specific repair challenges that differ from other regions. Understanding how our mountain environment affects different roofing materials helps homeowners make informed decisions about repair approaches and timing. Here’s how our regional conditions impact roofing repairs:

Heavy Rainfall Considerations

With annual rainfall often exceeding 45 inches in Asheville (and higher amounts in some surrounding mountain areas), water management is crucial in roof repairs. This abundant moisture means that even minor damage can lead to significant interior problems if not addressed properly. Repair approaches must prioritize complete water-shedding integrity, with special attention to how materials overlap and how water flows across repaired sections. For all materials, we recommend more conservative overlap standards than might be used in drier climates.

Temperature Fluctuation Impacts

Our mountain region experiences dramatic temperature changes, sometimes swinging 30+ degrees in a single day. These fluctuations cause roofing materials to expand and contract repeatedly, stressing seams, fasteners, and adhesives. Proper repairs must account for this thermal movement by using flexible sealants where appropriate and ensuring adequate expansion space in rigid materials. For metal roofing in particular, understanding thermal movement patterns is essential for lasting repairs.

Wind Exposure Factors

Many Asheville homes sit on ridgelines or elevated sites with significant wind exposure. These locations experience stronger and more consistent winds than protected valley areas. Repair techniques must address this exposure level, often requiring enhanced fastening methods and wind-resistant materials. We frequently recommend upgrading to higher wind-rated products when repairing wind-damaged sections, even if the original installation used standard materials.

Seasonal Timing for Repairs

The timing of roof repairs in Western North Carolina can significantly impact success. While emergency repairs must be addressed immediately regardless of season, planned repairs benefit from strategic timing. For example, asphalt shingle repairs perform best during moderate temperatures when shingles are neither too brittle (cold weather) nor too soft (hot weather). Similarly, sealants and adhesives have optimal temperature ranges for application. Working with a local contractor familiar with our seasonal patterns helps ensure repairs are performed under appropriate conditions.

Addressing these climate-specific factors requires local expertise and experience. National chain operations or contractors from outside our region may not fully appreciate how Western North Carolina’s unique environment affects roofing systems and repair approaches. Our deep roots in the Asheville community have given us firsthand knowledge of these challenges across decades of local weather patterns. [Link to blog post about WNC-specific roofing challenges]

Repair vs. Replacement: Making the Right Decision for Your Material

One of the most important questions facing Asheville homeowners with roof damage is whether repair or replacement makes more sense. This decision varies significantly based on your specific roofing material, the extent of damage, and several other factors. Here’s a material-by-material guide to making this crucial choice:

Asphalt Shingle Considerations

For asphalt roofs, the age of the existing material heavily influences the repair-versus-replace decision. When an asphalt roof has reached 15+ years in our Western North Carolina climate, even quality repairs may not extend its life significantly. We generally recommend the “25% rule”—if more than 25% of the roof requires repair, full replacement often provides better long-term value. However, if your roof is newer and damage is isolated to a specific area (perhaps from a fallen tree branch), repair is typically the more economical choice. The availability of matching shingles is another factor, as discontinued colors or styles can make visually acceptable repairs difficult.

Metal Roofing Evaluation

Metal roofing systems usually offer more repair-friendly economics due to their longer lifespan (40+ years for quality systems). Even older metal roofs often remain good candidates for repair unless structural issues have developed. The modular nature of many metal systems allows for section replacement rather than full roof replacement. However, if your metal roof has widespread rust or has been repeatedly repaired with incompatible sealants, a point comes where replacement offers a fresh start with newer technologies and better energy efficiency.

Slate and Tile Decision Factors

Premium materials like slate and tile present unique considerations. These materials can last 75-100+ years, making repairs almost always worthwhile from a material perspective. However, the supporting structures beneath these heavy materials sometimes reach end-of-life before the roofing itself. When evaluating slate or tile roofs in historic Asheville homes, we assess not just the surface materials but the entire system including decking, battens, and rafters. Sometimes a carefully executed restoration that preserves much of the original material provides the best balance of value and historic preservation.

Wood Shake Analysis

Wood shake decisions hinge largely on the extent of moisture damage. If problems are limited to surface weathering or isolated damaged shakes, repairs can extend life significantly. However, once moisture has penetrated deeply into a large percentage of the roof, repairs become less effective. In Western North Carolina’s climate, we find that wood shake roofs with widespread cupping, splitting, or evidence of rot typically warrant replacement rather than extensive repairs.

Making this decision requires honest assessment from an experienced contractor who understands both repair techniques and installation methods for your specific material. We pride ourselves on providing Asheville homeowners with straightforward evaluations that consider not just immediate costs but long-term value. Sometimes we recommend repairs even when replacement might generate a larger project for us—because it’s the right thing for our neighbors and community. [Link to blog post about roof inspection process]

Material-Specific Cost Considerations and Longevity Expectations

Understanding the economics of roof repairs helps Asheville homeowners make informed decisions about their roofing investments. Cost factors and expected longevity vary dramatically between materials, and these differences directly impact the value equation of repairs. Here’s what you should know about different roofing systems:

Asphalt Shingle Economics

Asphalt shingle repairs typically range from $300-800 for minor to moderate issues in the Asheville area. These repairs generally extend roof life by 3-5 years when performed on roofs in the middle of their lifespan. The relative affordability of asphalt repairs makes them cost-effective in many situations, but this must be balanced against the shorter overall lifespan of the material (typically 20-30 years in our Western North Carolina climate). When evaluating repair value, consider that repairs to older asphalt roofs often don’t yield as many additional years as the same repair would on newer installations.

Metal Roofing Value Metrics

Metal roof repairs generally cost more initially—ranging from $500-1,500 for typical issues—but usually deliver longer extended life. Quality repairs to standing seam metal systems can add 7-10 years to roof performance. The higher initial investment in metal roofing (both for installation and repairs) is offset by exceptional longevity, with properly maintained systems often reaching 40-50+ years in Asheville’s climate. This longer horizon makes even somewhat costly repairs economically sensible in most cases.

Slate and Tile Investment Analysis

Premium materials come with premium repair costs, with slate and tile repairs often starting around $1,000-1,500 even for relatively minor issues. The specialized skills and materials required drive these higher costs. However, these repairs also deliver the longest extended life—often 15+ years when properly executed. The century-plus potential lifespan of quality slate and tile in Western North Carolina means that almost any repair cost can be justified from a long-term economic perspective, provided the underlying structure remains sound.

Wood Shake Cost Factors

Wood shake repairs typically fall in the moderate range ($400-1,000 for typical issues) but may need to be performed more frequently in our humid mountain environment. These repairs generally extend roof life by 5-7 years when combined with appropriate preventative treatments. The aesthetic appeal of wood shakes often justifies maintenance costs beyond strict economic calculations for many Asheville homeowners, particularly those with traditional mountain or craftsman-style homes where the material contributes significantly to architectural character.

Beyond material costs, location factors can impact repair economics. Homes in less accessible areas of Western North Carolina or with complex roof configurations may see higher labor costs regardless of material. Similarly, roof pitch affects both safety requirements and work difficulty, potentially increasing costs for very steep roofs common in mountain architecture. A detailed on-site evaluation provides the most accurate assessment of your specific situation. [Link to blog post about roofing material costs]

Finding Qualified Contractors for Material-Specific Repairs

Not all roofing contractors have the specialized knowledge needed to properly repair every roofing material. In Western North Carolina, where diverse roofing systems are common, finding the right expertise for your specific material is crucial for lasting repairs. Here’s how to identify qualified professionals for your roof type:

Verifying Material-Specific Experience

When evaluating potential contractors, ask specifically about their experience with your exact roofing material. General roofing experience doesn’t necessarily translate to expertise in all systems. Request examples of similar repair projects they’ve completed in the Asheville area, ideally on homes with comparable roofing systems. A qualified contractor should be able to explain the unique properties of your material and the specific repair approaches they recommend based on these characteristics.

Manufacturer Certifications Matter

For many roofing materials, manufacturer certifications indicate specialized training and access to proper repair components. These certifications are particularly important for premium or specialized systems. For instance, certain metal roofing manufacturers only honor warranties when repairs are performed by certified contractors. Similarly, synthetic slate and specific high-end asphalt products often have certification programs ensuring proper repair techniques. Ask potential contractors about relevant certifications for your specific roofing system.

Understanding Material-Specific Tools and Techniques

Different roofing materials require specialized equipment and approaches. When discussing your project with potential contractors, listen for their knowledge of these specifics. For example, proper slate repair requires tools like slate rippers and hammers that many general roofers don’t possess. Similarly, standing seam metal repairs often need seaming tools that match your specific panel profile. A contractor who immediately discusses these material-specific details likely has the necessary experience.

Local Climate Knowledge

Western North Carolina’s mountain climate creates unique challenges for all roofing systems. Local contractors with deep roots in the Asheville community understand how our specific weather patterns affect different materials over time. This regional knowledge influences everything from repair timing to material selection to appropriate installation techniques. When evaluating contractors, prioritize those who demonstrate understanding of how local conditions interact with your specific roofing material.

Beyond technical qualifications, consider a contractor’s communication style and transparency. Quality repair specialists will explain their recommendations in clear terms, provide detailed written estimates, and outline what to expect during the repair process. They should be willing to discuss both immediate solutions and long-term considerations for your roofing system. As a locally-owned Asheville business, we believe in educating homeowners rather than simply selling services. [Link to blog post about choosing a qualified roofer]

Warranty Protection and Material-Specific Repair Best Practices

Understanding how repairs impact your roofing warranty is essential for protecting your investment. Different materials have different warranty implications, and repair approaches can either preserve or void these important protections. Here’s what Asheville homeowners should know:

Manufacturer Warranty Considerations

Most roofing materials come with manufacturer warranties covering defects in the product itself. These warranties often have specific requirements regarding repairs—using only approved materials, authorized contractors, or specific techniques. Before proceeding with repairs, review your original warranty documentation or have your contractor help determine what constraints may apply. For newer roofs, preserving manufacturer warranty coverage should be a priority in repair planning.

Workmanship Warranty Impacts

In addition to manufacturer coverage, quality roofing installations typically include workmanship warranties from the installing contractor. When repairs are needed, using the original installation company often preserves this coverage. If the original contractor is unavailable, look for companies willing to stand behind both their repair work and take responsibility for how their work integrates with the existing system. At Lane Roofing and Restoration, we offer our standard 10-year workmanship warranty on substantial repair work, giving Asheville homeowners peace of mind.

Documentation Best Practices

Properly documenting repairs protects both warranty coverage and home resale value. Keep detailed records of all repair work, including dates, specific materials used, areas addressed, and copies of invoices. Quality contractors provide this documentation automatically. For insurance-related repairs, maintain a separate file including claim numbers, adjuster information, and scope of approved work. This documentation proves invaluable if future issues arise or when selling your Western North Carolina home.

Material-Specific Maintenance After Repairs

Following repairs, proper maintenance helps extend the effectiveness of the work and preserve warranty coverage. Each material has different maintenance needs in our mountain climate:

• Asphalt: Regular gutter cleaning and moss prevention

• Metal: Inspection of fasteners and seams, touch-up of minor scratches

• Slate/Tile: Careful snow removal to prevent overloading

• Wood Shake: Application of appropriate preservatives on schedule

Your repair contractor should provide material-specific maintenance guidance as part of the service. Following these recommendations not only extends repair effectiveness but often serves as a requirement for continued warranty coverage.

Ultimately, warranty protection requires proactive attention from both homeowners and contractors. Working with reputable local professionals who understand both the technical aspects of repairs and the documentation requirements helps ensure your Asheville home remains protected for the long term. Our commitment to proper repair practices has helped hundreds of Western North Carolina homeowners maintain their warranty coverage while addressing roofing issues. [Link to blog post about roofing warranties]

Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Repairs

How quickly should I address a roof leak in Western North Carolina?

Roof leaks should be addressed immediately in our climate. Western North Carolina’s abundant rainfall means even small leaks can cause significant damage quickly. While emergency tarping can provide temporary protection, proper repairs should be scheduled as soon as possible. During heavy rain seasons (typically spring and fall in Asheville), delay can lead to extensive interior damage, mold issues, and compromised insulation. We prioritize leak repairs and typically respond within 24-48 hours to active leak situations.

Can different roofing materials be repaired during winter in Asheville?

Winter repairs are possible for most materials in our climate, though some limitations exist. Metal, slate, and tile repairs can generally proceed year-round in Western North Carolina, as our winters are relatively mild compared to northern regions. Asphalt shingle repairs become more challenging below 40°F as shingles lose flexibility and sealants may not properly activate. Emergency repairs can be performed in any season, but for planned asphalt work, spring through fall typically provides better conditions and results.

How do I know if my roof damage qualifies for insurance coverage?

Insurance typically covers sudden, accidental damage rather than gradual deterioration. In Western North Carolina, common covered causes include wind damage, fallen trees, and hail impact. The key to insurance approval is documentation—photographs of damage, weather reports from the date of suspected damage, and professional assessment. We offer free inspections to help determine if damage likely qualifies for coverage, and our experience working with insurance adjusters in the Asheville area can help navigate the claims process efficiently if coverage applies.

Ready to Address Your Roof Repair Needs?

Your Asheville home deserves roofing care from experts who truly understand Western North Carolina’s unique challenges. At Lane Roofing and Restoration, we bring specialized knowledge of every roofing material common to our region, backed by our commitment to quality and our 10-year workmanship warranty.

Whether you’re dealing with storm damage, age-related wear, or simply want a professional assessment of your roof’s condition, our locally-owned team is here to help with honest evaluations and lasting solutions.

Don’t wait until small issues become major problems. Contact us today at (828) 490-1830 for a free, comprehensive roof inspection and discover why so many of your neighbors throughout Asheville and Western North Carolina trust us with their roofing needs.