Where we work
Roofing in Decatur and Surrounding Neighborhoods
Decatur, Avondale Estates, Druid Hills, Tucker, Brookhaven and the streets between.
Roofing Decatur works on homes throughout Decatur and in Avondale Estates, Druid Hills, Scottdale, North Druid Hills, Clarkston, Pine Lake, Brookhaven, Tucker, Chamblee and Doraville. The roofs here tell a long story. Historic bungalows and Tudor-style cottages sit a short drive from mid-century ranches, brick split-levels and newer infill homes with steep, complicated rooflines. Many share the same thing overhead: a mature tree canopy that shades the shingles, fills the gutters and occasionally sends a limb down in a summer storm.
Historic homes
Plank decking, stacked old roofs and simple attic vents call for careful planning before tear-off.
Mid-century ranches
Low pitches and long eaves need good flashing and steady drainage.
One number for every neighborhood
From Chamblee to Pine Lake, (404) 800-5042 reaches the same honest advice.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- DecaturPonce de Leon Avenue
Bungalows, cottages and infill homes under old oaks.
Home base - Avondale EstatesEast of Decatur
Tudor-style homes with steep, detailed rooflines.
- Druid HillsPonce de Leon Avenue
Large historic homes beneath a heavy canopy.
- ScottdaleEast of Decatur
Modest homes with roofs reaching their later years.
- North Druid HillsNorth Druid Hills Road
Mid-century ranches and split-levels.
- ClarkstonJust east of I-285
Close-knit streets east of the perimeter.
- Pine LakeNear Stone Mountain
Cottages tucked under thick tree cover.
- BrookhavenPeachtree Road
Brick ranches next to new two-story builds.
- TuckerLawrenceville Highway
Ranch homes with low pitches and big yards.
- ChambleePeachtree Industrial Blvd
Older homes alongside fresh infill.
- DoravilleBuford Highway
Brick ranches with long, simple roof lines.
One Way of Working Across DeKalb
A homeowner in Druid Hills and one in Clarkston receive the same care: a free inspection with photographs, an itemized quote, work done to the manufacturer's instructions and a tidy yard at the end. Most of all, they receive the same honest recommendation, even when it is a modest repair.
What varies is the homework. Historic homes may need extra planning for old decking and layered roofs. Shaded lots call for a closer look at moss, damp wood and gutters. Newer homes with many valleys need every intersection checked. Each inspection is tailored to that specific home.
Services Available in Every Neighborhood
Living Near Decatur?
Wherever your home sits on the map, it starts the same way: a free inspection and an honest conversation about what we find.