ROOF REPLACEMENT · GEORGIA & FLORIDA
Roof Replacement in Georgia & Florida — Built for Hail, Heat & Hurricane Wind
When a roof is past repair, a full replacement is one of the smartest investments you can make in your home — especially in the Southeast. 1 Pro Roof installs shingle, metal, and tile systems engineered for Georgia storms and Florida’s wind code, backed by manufacturer and workmanship warranties, with financing to fit your budget.
When It’s Time for a New Roof
Signs You Need a Roof Replacement in the Southeast
Roofs in Georgia and Florida rarely die of old age alone — the weather usually gets there first. Repeated hail seasons in North Georgia, years of intense UV and humidity, hurricane-force wind events in Florida, and salt air along the coast all shorten a roof’s life. When we inspect a roof that’s reaching the end, we look for the same tell-tale signs: widespread granule loss and bald spots on shingles, curling or cracking across the field, daylight or moisture in the attic, sagging areas, failing underlayment beneath tile, and repairs that keep coming back in new places.
If your roof is showing several of these at once — or if it’s simply old enough that your Florida insurer is asking questions — a roof replacement is usually the better long-term value than chasing leaks. A new roof restores full protection, resets your warranties, and in Florida can meet current wind-code standards that help with insurance. We’ll always show you the condition with photos first, so the decision is yours and it’s informed.
Choose Your System
Replacement Roofing Systems We Install
Architectural Shingles
The most popular choice across Georgia — affordable and attractive, with algae-resistant and impact-resistant grades for our hail and humidity.
Standing-Seam Metal
Long-lasting and energy-efficient, metal sheds hail, wind, and heat — a strong pick for both Georgia and coastal Florida.
Clay & Concrete Tile
A Florida signature — wind-code-rated, sun-tolerant, and built to last for decades with the right underlayment beneath it.
Flat & Low-Slope
TPO, modified bitumen, and coatings for low-slope homes and commercial buildings common in Florida’s housing stock.
Every estimate includes an honest material recommendation for your home, your climate, and your budget — not just the most expensive option.
Thinking About a New Roof?
Get an Honest, Written Estimate
No pressure, no gimmicks — just a clear price and a straight recommendation after a free inspection.
What to Expect
Our Roof Replacement Process
1. Inspection & Estimate
We assess your roof, deck, and ventilation, then give you an itemized written estimate with material options and financing.
2. Materials & Scheduling
You choose your system and color. We order materials and schedule around the weather — important in both storm seasons.
3. Tear-Off & Install
We remove the old roof, inspect and repair the decking, and install your new system to manufacturer and code specs.
4. Cleanup & Warranty
We magnet-sweep the property, haul off all debris, and register your manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
What Does It Cost?
Roof Replacement Pricing in GA & FL
Every roof is priced by size, pitch, materials, and access, so the only accurate number is the one on your written estimate. As a rough guide, most asphalt-shingle replacements run roughly $8,000–$21,000, while metal and tile systems cost more up front but last far longer. Florida’s wind-code requirements and tile work can add to that range.
If storm damage is involved, your cost may be limited to your deductible — see our insurance claims help.
Make It Affordable
Financing & Warranties
A new roof shouldn’t force a tough financial choice. We offer financing options — including Florida PACE, which is tied to the property — so you can move forward now and pay over time.
Your investment is protected by both a manufacturer warranty on materials and our written workmanship warranty on the installation. Ask us to explain exactly what each one covers.
Where We Replace Roofs
New Roofs Across Georgia & Florida
From our Atlanta regional office we install new roofs throughout metro Atlanta — Marietta, Alpharetta, Roswell, Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, and Decatur — plus Savannah, Augusta, Macon, and Columbus. In Florida we re-roof homes in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Fort Myers and beyond. Call and ask about a replacement in your town.
Roof Replacement FAQ
New Roof Questions, Answered
How much does a new roof cost in Georgia or Florida?
Most asphalt-shingle replacements run roughly $8,000–$21,000 depending on size, pitch, and materials. Metal and tile roofs cost more up front but last much longer, and Florida’s wind-code and tile requirements can affect the figure. We give you an exact written price after a free inspection.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Many residential shingle roofs are completed in one to a few days, weather permitting. Tile and metal systems and larger or steeper roofs take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline with your estimate and plan around the forecast — important during storm and hurricane season.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
If your roof is relatively young and the damage is isolated, a repair is usually the right call. Widespread wear, granule loss, failing underlayment, or storm damage across the whole roof makes replacement more cost-effective. We’ll show you the condition with photos and give you an honest recommendation.
Will insurance pay for my new roof?
If your roof was damaged by a covered storm — Georgia hail or Florida wind — your policy may cover a replacement, leaving you responsible mainly for your deductible. We document the damage the way adjusters expect. See our insurance claims page.
Do you offer financing for a roof replacement?
Yes. We offer financing options so you can spread the cost over time, including Florida PACE financing that’s tied to the property. Ask us which options fit your situation when we provide your estimate.
FREE, NO-OBLIGATION ESTIMATE
Invest in a Roof Built for the Southeast
Tell us about your home and we’ll schedule a free inspection and a clear, written replacement estimate.