Roof Replacement Experts

Name: Retro Roofers
Address: atlanta, GA, US
Telephone: 678-500-1977

most trusted Roof replacement Company in ATLANTA, GA

When choosing a roofing company for a roof replacement project in Atlanta, GA, you should look for a company with a solid reputation for quality work and customer service. A company that has been in business for several years and has a good track record of satisfied customers is a good indication of their reliability and competence.

Additionally, you should consider the experience and qualifications of the roofing contractors who will be working on your project. Ensure that the company you choose employs licensed and insured roofing professionals who have the necessary skills and knowledge to complete the job to your satisfaction.

At Retro Roofers we check every box and would love the opportunity to earn your business and delivery exceptional service on your roof replacement project.

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Behind our old-fashioned customer service and our professional roofing services are our hard-working Retro Roofers. Our team has the training and experience needed to provide top-notch roofing services and is dedicated to providing excellent customer service. When you work with Retro Roofers, you can be assured that you will receive the best possible roofing services available.

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Residential Roofing FAQs

Is it legal to cover home deductibles?

No. GA House Bill 423 was passed in 2012, and it prohibits any reason to discount a homeowner's deductible.
What's the difference between a 3-tab shingle and an architectural one?

3-tab shingles carry a 25-year warranty and can handle wind speeds of 70 mph, while architectural shingles are rated for 50 years and offers an unlimited wind speed warranty (if properly installed)
Do you install shingles over shingles?

No. The best practice is to remove all shingles, after this, we inspect all decking for possible rot, and install the new shingles to current specifications.