Residential Roofing in Atlanta

Residential roofing covers new roof installation, full tear-off and replacement, repairs after storm or wind damage, and routine maintenance like flashing repair, gutter apron work, and shingle or tile replacement. In Atlanta, that also means dealing with the local mix of aging shingle roofs on older intown homes, steep-slope roofs in the suburbs, and the hail and wind events that roll through Georgia most springs. We've identified 92 residential roofing businesses serving the metro area, ranging from small owner-operated crews to larger regional installers.

Before hiring, check that a contractor carries current general liability insurance and workers' comp, holds the required Georgia licensing or registration, and offers a written warranty on both materials and labor (these are often separate, and labor warranties vary a lot in length). Ask for a detailed written estimate that breaks out tear-off, decking repair, underlayment, and material grade, not just a lump sum. A contractor who inspects your attic and decking before quoting, rather than just eyeballing the roof from the ground, is usually a better sign than one who quotes over the phone.

Our scoring weighs review volume and rating trends, how consistently a company responds to complaints, and signals of licensing and longevity, so you're not relying on star ratings alone. For a ranked shortlist of the top contractors in the metro, see our best roofing contractors in Atlanta guide. Details on how we build these rankings are on our methodology page.