Roofing Company in Atlanta, GA
Roofing Company in Atlanta, GA
Red Roofing & Gutters is the roofing company Atlanta homeowners, HOAs, and property managers call for roofs, gutters, and siding, with real project managers, our own inspectors, and a reputation built one Metro Atlanta neighborhood at a time.
- 4.9 starsfrom 173 Google reviews
- One project manageras your contact from start to finish
- Roofs, gutters & sidingfrom a single company
- Homes & commercialshingle, metal, tile, slate, and TPO
Who we are
Red Roofing & Gutters is a Georgia roofing company Atlanta families have trusted for years, headquartered at 1020 Sulgrave Drive in Madison, a straight shot east of downtown on I-20. Our CEO, Chris Kuhns, and COO, Jason Hicks, run the business from Georgia, and the people you'll meet on an Atlanta job (the inspector who climbs your roof, the project manager who writes your estimate, and the crew that installs it) work for a company that has to answer to you after the last nail is in.
We're organized the way a roofing company Atlanta homeowners can count on should be when it serves a metro area this size. Inspectors focus on finding and documenting what's happening on a roof. Project managers own the job from estimate to final walk-through, so you always know whose phone to call. Crews do the installation, and office staff handle scheduling, permits, warranty registration, and paperwork so the people on your roof can concentrate on the roof.
Atlanta is a big part of our work, alongside Lake Country and North Georgia. If you're comparing roofing companies in Atlanta, this page is the short version of who we are as a roofing company Atlanta residents can call on. You can confirm our Owens Corning Preferred status on the Owens Corning contractor locator and our business registration on the Georgia Secretary of State business search. For a deeper look at how to vet any contractor before you sign, see our guide to hiring an Atlanta GA roofing contractor.
What our roofing company Atlanta customers hire us for
Most people first call our roofing company Atlanta office line about a roof. Many end up using us for more than that, because the roof, gutters, and walls of a house all depend on each other to keep water out. Here's what our roofing company Atlanta crews handle across the metro and where to learn more about each service.
| Service | What it covers | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Roof replacement | Full tear-off and a complete Owens Corning roof system for single-family homes and townhomes. | Residential roofing |
| Roof repair and leaks | Leak tracing, flashing and pipe-boot repairs, storm damage repair, and 24/7 emergency tarping. | Atlanta roof repair |
| Metal roofing | Standing seam and other metal systems for homes, porches, additions, and outbuildings. | Metal roofing |
| Tile and slate | Repair, restoration, and installation of tile and slate roofs on older and high-end homes. | Tile and slate roofing |
| Commercial roofing | Low-slope and flat systems, including TPO, for retail, office, church, warehouse, and multi-family buildings. | Commercial roofing |
| Seamless gutters | Gutters and downspouts sized for Atlanta downpours, installed to work with the roof edge. | Gutters |
| Siding | Siding replacement and the trim and flashing details where walls meet the roof. | Siding |
| Insurance claims | Storm damage documentation and meeting your adjuster on-site. | Insurance claims |
| Real estate roof inspections | Written roof reports for buyers, sellers, and agents working under contract deadlines. | Real estate inspections |
| New construction | Roofing for builders and homeowners building new. | New construction |
Atlanta's neighborhoods, and the roofs on them
A roofing company Atlanta neighborhoods rely on learns quickly that "an Atlanta roof" isn't one thing. A 1910 bungalow in Kirkwood, a 1990s two-story in Dunwoody, and a slate-roofed house off West Paces Ferry each come with their own problems, and the right approach for one would be the wrong approach for another. This is what we typically find in different parts of the metro, and what we plan for before the first shingle comes off.
| Part of the metro | Typical homes | What we plan for |
|---|---|---|
| Historic intown: Inman Park, Grant Park, Virginia-Highland, Candler Park, Kirkwood, West End, Ormewood Park | Victorians, Craftsman bungalows, and Queen Annes, many over 100 years old, often with porch roofs and dormers. | Board sheathing instead of plywood under old roofs, low-slope porch sections that need a different material than the main roof, and historic district review if the material or color changes. |
| Buckhead, Brookhaven, Chastain Park, Peachtree Hills | Large, complex roofs with many valleys, turrets, and steep pitches. Slate, tile, cedar, and premium architectural shingles. | Valley and wall flashing details, copper and specialty metal work, and crews experienced on steep and specialty materials. |
| Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, Reynoldstown, and other townhome-heavy areas | Townhomes, condos, and newer infill with shared roof lines and low-slope sections. | Working with HOA boards and neighbors, matching adjoining roofs, and flat-roof membranes on rooftop decks. |
| Decatur, Druid Hills, Morningside, Lake Claire | Brick traditionals and 1920s to 1950s homes under a heavy tree canopy. | Chimney flashing on brick, debris-packed valleys, algae streaking, and decking damaged by years of trapped moisture. |
| North of the Perimeter: Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Johns Creek, Roswell, Alpharetta | 1980s to 2000s subdivisions, many now on their second or third roof. | HOA color approval, attic ventilation that was undersized from the start, and skylights and chimneys due for new flashing. |
| Commercial corridors and multi-family | Strip retail, offices, churches, and apartment buildings. | Low-slope membranes, rooftop equipment curbs, drainage, and scheduling around tenants. |
Older intown homes deserve a special mention from any roofing company Atlanta historic districts depend on. Many were built before plywood, so the roof deck is made of individual boards, sometimes with gaps between them. When we tear off a roof like that, we tell you what we found, show you photos, and explain whether the boards can be covered with new sheathing or need to be replaced. You won't get a surprise invoice for something you didn't see. That's the standard we think every Atlanta roofing company should hold itself to.
When to call a roofing company Atlanta homeowners trust about a new roof
One of the most common calls we get isn't about a leak. It's a homeowner asking, "How do I know when it's time?" There's no single number, because Atlanta's heat, humidity, and shade age roofs differently from house to house. But the age of the house and the roof on it tells us a lot before anyone climbs a ladder. It's the first question any roofing company Atlanta homeowners call should ask.
Homes built or reroofed in the 1990s and early 2000s
Much of the housing north of the Perimeter was built with three-tab shingles, which were the standard at the time. A three-tab roof that has made it this long in Georgia's sun is living on borrowed time, even if it isn't leaking. Watch for curling edges, cracked tabs, and gutters full of granules. This is the group our roofing company Atlanta crews replace most often.
Roofs from roughly 2005 to 2015
These are usually architectural shingles, which last longer than three-tab. Many are now in their second decade, which is when we start seeing worn pipe boots, tired flashing, and spots of granule loss on the sunniest slopes. Most can be repaired and maintained for years. This is the right time for an inspection, not a panic.
Roofs after storms
Age isn't the only clock. A roof that took a direct hit from hail or high wind can lose years of life in an afternoon, even when it looks fine from the street. If a storm moved through your part of Atlanta and your neighbors are getting roofs, it's worth having a roofing company Atlanta homeowners know check yours.
Planning the cost
A roof is a big expense, and it's easier to handle when you see it coming. Knowing your roof has three or four good years left gives you time to budget, compare options, and pick a season that works for you. Our 2026 Atlanta roof cost guide explains what drives the price, and we offer financing options for homeowners who would rather spread the cost out.
Why one company for the roof, gutters, and siding matters
Water doesn't care which contractor installed which part of your house. It runs off the shingles, over the drip edge, into the gutter, and down the wall. If any handoff along that path is wrong, you get a leak, rotted fascia, or a stained wall, and each contractor points at the other.
Because Red Roofing & Gutters installs all three, we are a roofing company Atlanta homeowners can hand the whole exterior to, and we design those handoffs on purpose:
- Roof edge to gutter. Drip edge and gutters are set so water lands in the gutter instead of behind it, which is where a lot of fascia rot in Atlanta starts.
- Gutter sizing. Atlanta gets around 50 inches of rain in a typical year, often in short, heavy bursts. Long roof runs and steep pitches need gutters and downspouts that can keep up, not the smallest size that fits.
- Roof to wall. Where a roof meets a sidewall, step flashing and kick-out flashing have to work with the siding. When we replace siding or a roof, we make sure that joint is right, not just the part we were hired for.
- One warranty conversation. If water shows up, you call one company, not three.
You don't have to replace everything at once to get this benefit from an Atlanta roofing company that does all three. Even when we're only replacing a roof, our inspectors check the gutters and the roof-to-wall details and tell you what they see.
How to read roofing company Atlanta reviews, including ours
We're proud of our 4.9-star rating across 173 Google reviews, but a star average alone doesn't tell you much about a roofing company. Here's how we'd suggest reading reviews for any roofing company Atlanta search results show you.
When you read ours, you'll see the same themes over and over: project managers who answer the phone, crews that show up when we said they would, and yards left cleaner than we found them. If you see something you'd like to ask about, ask us. We'd rather talk about it than have you wonder. A good Atlanta roofing company should welcome the question.
For HOAs, property managers, and real estate professionals
A big share of the roofing work in Atlanta isn't arranged by a single homeowner. It's approved by a board, coordinated by a manager, or done under a contract deadline. As a roofing company Atlanta boards and managers work with, we've built our process around those situations, too.
HOA and condo boards
Boards need options they can compare, documentation they can share with owners, and a contractor who can explain the scope at a meeting without a sales pitch. We provide photo reports, written scopes by building or phase, product specification sheets, and schedules that account for residents' cars, pets, and daily routines.
Property managers
For apartment communities, offices, churches, and retail centers, we handle low-slope and flat roof systems, including TPO, along with the paperwork that comes with them: certificates of insurance naming the owner and management company, and scopes written so an owner can approve them quickly.
Buyers' and sellers' agents
Roof questions can stall or kill a deal. Our real estate roof inspections give buyers, sellers, and agents a written report on the roof's condition so the conversation is about facts. Agents can read our buyer's agent guide to roof-related deal killers.
Landlords and investors
If you own rentals around the metro, you need an Atlanta roofing company that can assess several properties, tell you which roofs need attention now and which can wait, and keep the work on schedule between tenants.
A roofing company Atlanta weather doesn't surprise
Atlanta's weather is hard on roofs in ways that aren't obvious until you've worked on a lot of them. Summers are long, hot, and humid, which bakes shingles and feeds the black algae streaks you see on north-facing slopes all over the city. Spring and early summer bring hail and straight-line winds. And Atlanta's famous tree canopy, the reason it's called the city in a forest, drops leaves, pine needles, and limbs onto roofs all year.
For a roofing company Atlanta storms keep busy, that means a few habits are non-negotiable on every job. You can follow severe weather for the metro on the National Weather Service Atlanta office site.
- Shingles with algae resistance built in, so streaking doesn't show up a few years after a new roof goes on.
- Attic ventilation that's balanced between intake and exhaust, to keep summer attic heat from cooking the shingles from underneath.
- Valleys and roof-to-wall joints built to handle debris and heavy runoff, since that's where trees and storms do the most damage.
- Impact-resistant shingle options for homeowners who want extra protection from hail.
The City of Atlanta has also put more attention on roof reflectivity and energy efficiency in recent years. If you're curious how that affects your choice of shingle or membrane, read our article on Atlanta's cool roof ordinance. To see how the crews put these details into practice on an installation, visit our page on roofers in Atlanta, GA.
Where our roofing company Atlanta crews work
As a roofing company Atlanta neighborhoods inside and outside the Perimeter call on, we work across the City of Atlanta and the communities around it, including Buckhead, Midtown, Virginia-Highland, Inman Park, Grant Park, Kirkwood, East Atlanta, West End, Decatur, Druid Hills, and Brookhaven. Outside the city limits, these local pages cover the communities we serve most often:
- Sandy Springs
- Dunwoody
- Johns Creek
- Alpharetta
- Roswell
- Marietta
- Woodstock
- Canton
- Duluth
- Lawrenceville
- Buford
- Gainesville
- Conyers
- McDonough
- Fayetteville
- Peachtree City
- Newnan
- Griffin
Don't see your community? We likely still serve it. See all of our Georgia service areas or call 770-404-7663.
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Questions about our roofing company Atlanta customers ask most
Where is Red Roofing & Gutters located?
Our headquarters is at 1020 Sulgrave Dr, Madison, GA 30650, about an hour east of downtown Atlanta on I-20. Our project managers, inspectors, and crews work throughout Metro Atlanta every week as a roofing company Atlanta homeowners can reach quickly, and you can reach us at 770-404-7663.
Which parts of Atlanta does your roofing company serve?
We work throughout the City of Atlanta, including Buckhead, Midtown, and the historic intown neighborhoods, plus Decatur, Brookhaven, and suburbs such as Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Johns Creek, Roswell, Alpharetta, Marietta, and Woodstock. If you're unsure whether we cover your address, call and ask.
Is the roof inspection really free?
Yes. As a roofing company Atlanta homeowners can try without risk, we'll send one of our team to look at your roof, check the attic when it's accessible, photograph what they find, and give you an honest recommendation. If the roof doesn't need work yet, we'll tell you that.
Do you work on commercial buildings as well as homes?
Yes. We're a full-service roofing company in Atlanta. We install and repair low-slope and flat roofs, including TPO, on retail, office, church, warehouse, and multi-family buildings, in addition to residential shingle, metal, tile, and slate roofs.
Can you replace my gutters at the same time as my roof?
Yes, and it's often the best time to do it. Replacing both together lets us set the drip edge and gutters so they work as one system, and it means one crew, one schedule, and one company to call if you have a question later.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer financing options for homeowners who would rather not pay for a new roof all at once. Ask your project manager to walk you through them when you get your estimate.
What should I do before calling a roofing company after a storm?
Take photos of any damage you can see safely from the ground, and of any water stains inside. Don't climb on the roof. Then call us for an inspection before you file a claim, so you know whether the damage is actually storm-related.
Talk to a roofing company Atlanta can count on next year, too
Book a free inspection with our roofing company in Atlanta and we'll photograph what we find, explain it in plain English, and tell you honestly whether you need a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all.