Replace an aging shingle or worn metal roof with a new metal system built for the long term. Full-service replacement including tear-off, deck inspection, and new metal installation.
Get Your Free EstimateWe start with a thorough inspection — roof deck condition, ventilation, flashing points, and structural integrity. Then we remove existing roofing, repair any damaged decking, install high-performance underlayment, and complete a full metal installation to manufacturer specifications.
When you're replacing a roof in Western NC, metal is almost always the better long-term investment. Asphalt shingle roofs are designed for roughly 20 years of useful service (NRCA), while the Metal Construction Association's field study of standing seam systems reports an expected service life in excess of 60 years — so a metal roof is generally a replace-once decision. When you calculate cost per year, metal wins decisively.
In many cases, yes. Installing over existing shingles (1 layer) saves tear-off costs and adds an extra insulation layer. However, we always inspect the deck first — if there's moisture damage, we recommend full tear-off to address the underlying problem.
Most residential replacements take 1-3 days depending on size and complexity. We work to minimize disruption and always aim to complete work without leaving your home exposed overnight.
Yes — consistently. Metal roofs typically increase resale value and can qualify for homeowner insurance discounts in some counties. Buyers in Western NC increasingly recognize the value of a metal roof over a near-end-of-life shingle roof.
Sometimes, subject to the local code official, the number of existing layers and the condition of the deck. A recover over a soft deck is a false economy, so we inspect first and say so when a tear-off is needed.
That depends on your policy rather than on state law. Where coverage is agreed but the amount is disputed, N.C.G.S. 58-44-16 sets out the appraisal process, and the NC Department of Insurance publishes consumer guidance on homeowners policies.
North Carolina requires a licensed general contractor once a project’s value passes the threshold set by the state licensing board. We operate under Catawba Valley Builders, LLC, NC General Contractor License L.102552 — ask any roofer for their number and look it up.
Get your free replacement estimate — we'll inspect your roof and give you honest options.