All Peaks Roofing

Where to start. We would like to thank everybody for their support over the past 6 years. Those that have given us the opportunity to work for them, and the people that have dealt with the fact that at times we have fallen short in being able to keep up with taking on new customers, or miscellaneous jobs from previous customers. I have spent many sleepless nights trying to figure out how to keep up with growth, and retaining the same workmanship I was taught to produce as a y...Continue reading

Throughout my years as a roofer, and then a contractor, I have often been told that all roofers are the same. But this couldn't be as far from the truth as possible. The wood rot damage on this home in Woodstock, couldn't be seen until an interior project was taking place, and the issues were revealed. This originated from a past roof problem, and could have been avoided with a roof that was installed properly in the first place. Drywall, wall studs, decking, joists, subfloor..., and siding were all damaged as a result of the roof leaking into the corner of the home. We are then left testing our abilities to make things better than before, and scratching our heads at why a roof would be installed that would do this in the first place. Fortunately we are very good at roof repair work, and enjoy a good challenge. You can stop many roofing issues long before they happen. Look for roofing companies that have people showing up at your door with years of roofing experience. Make sure that a highly experienced roofer will be overseeing your roof installation. No two roofers are the same would be an accurate statement. You may never meet a roofer when you call a roofing company to come out, would be just as accurate. You can still find some very good roofers out there, and following the two suggestions above, can make a great difference in how your roof will weather the storms, for many years after your roofing project is over.

Some before during and after photos of an asphalt shingle roof replacement we did for an awesome family in Canton. They went with "Weathered Wood" CertainTeed Landmark Lifetime Architectural shingles. We also removed the chimney to the roofline. And completely re-decked the roof, due to the condition of the old wooden slats that previously made up the decking. The roof turned out great! And has resulted in the opportunity to work for the homeowners on multiple occasions.

Before, during, and after pictures of a roof replacement, along with fascia replacement, that we did in Kennesaw. The homeowner went with "Cobblestone Gray" CertainTeed Landmark Lifetime Architectural shingles. The roof turned out great, is backed with a solid warranty, and will last for many years to come!