Clean tear-off
We strip the old roofing down to the deck so the new system goes on a sound surface — no shingling over hidden trouble.
When a repair won't cut it anymore, a full replacement resets the clock on your home's protection. We tear off, inspect the deck, and rebuild your roof properly — in architectural shingle or standing-seam metal — with the proof and pricing in writing first.
Not every roof needs replacing — and we'll tell you when yours doesn't. But once the wear is widespread, repairs only chase the next leak. A replacement is the better value when the signs add up.
A roof replacement isn't just new shingles over old problems. Here's what a SummitShield replacement covers from the first day on site to the last.
We strip the old roofing down to the deck so the new system goes on a sound surface — no shingling over hidden trouble.
With the deck exposed we look for rot or soft spots and address them before anything new goes down.
Water-resistant underlayment, proper flashing and ventilation, then your chosen shingle or metal system installed to spec.
Magnetic nail sweep, debris haul-away and a final walkthrough — we leave the property cleaner than we found it.
Replacement isn't one-size-fits-all. Switch between the tabs to compare materials and understand how a storm-driven, insurance-backed replacement works.
The most popular choice for North Georgia homes — architectural (dimensional) shingles give you a layered, premium look at a sensible cost, in a wide range of colors that suit most neighborhoods.
What to expect: a typical residential shingle replacement is often completed in a couple of days, weather permitting. We confirm your timeline in the written scope.
A premium upgrade with concealed fasteners and clean vertical lines. Metal stands up well to mountain weather and gives cabins and modern homes a distinctive, long-lasting roof.
What to expect: metal is a higher-investment material and installs differ from shingle. We walk you through the trade-offs and timeline before you decide.
After a hail or wind event, a roof can qualify for a replacement through your homeowner's insurance. We inspect, photo-document the damage, and package it the way adjusters expect — then handle the replacement once your claim is approved.
Plain-English disclaimer: SummitShield documents damage and supports your claim, but we are not an insurance company or public adjuster and cannot guarantee a claim's approval or payout. Read more on our storm damage page.
A quick, qualitative way to think about your options. We'll help you weigh look, budget and longevity against your home and your plans for it.
The everyday workhorse — a dimensional, layered look at a sensible price, with broad color choice. The most common pick for North Georgia homes.
Best valueMost popularA premium upgrade with clean vertical seams and concealed fasteners. A durable, distinctive choice that suits cabins and modern homes.
PremiumMountain-readyHigher-end shingle and designer profiles for homeowners who want a standout look or a heavier, more textured finish. We'll show you samples.
Statement lookA replacement is a big decision. Here's exactly what happens after you reach out — no surprises.
We arrive in the window we promise, photo-document the roof's condition, and confirm whether replacement is the right call.
You get materials, timeline and pricing in writing — plus claim help if a storm is involved — so you can decide with confidence.
We strip to the deck, check it, lay underlayment and flashing, then install your chosen shingle or metal system to spec.
Magnetic nail sweep, full haul-away and a final walkthrough together so you know the job is finished right.
Drag the slider to see a worn, aging roof become a finished replacement. Below, a sample of recent replacement project types across North Georgia.
The questions homeowners ask us most, without the sales spin.
Many residential replacements wrap up in a couple of days, with metal and larger or more complex roofs taking longer. Weather can shift the schedule. We give you a specific timeline in your written scope before work begins.
Cost depends on the size and pitch of your roof, the material you choose, how many layers come off in the tear-off, and any deck repairs uncovered along the way. We price your specific roof after the inspection — no generic quotes over the phone.
If the wear is isolated, a repair is often the smarter, cheaper fix — and we'll say so. When damage is widespread, leaks keep returning, or the roof is near end of life, replacement is the better long-term value. Our inspection lays out both paths so you can choose. See our roof repair page if you're weighing a smaller fix.
Roofing typically carries manufacturer coverage on materials plus a separate workmanship commitment from the installer. We'll explain the specific terms that apply to your materials and install in writing before you sign — we don't quote warranty length here until those details are confirmed for your project.
A tear-off is noisy and there will be a crew and equipment around the home for the duration. You can stay home, but we'll recommend moving vehicles and securing anything fragile in the attic. We protect landscaping where we can and do a thorough magnetic nail sweep when we finish.
Tell us what's going on and we'll schedule a photo inspection. You'll get a clear picture of your roof and a written plan — no obligation, no pressure.