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Most Roofs In One Day

Roof Replacement in Alpharetta & Metro Atlanta

A full tear-off and rebuild, usually finished between morning and afternoon, with the property left cleaner than the crew found it.

The One-Day Standard

Why finishing in a day matters

Around 95% of the roofs we replace are completed in a single day, cleanup included. That is not a marketing race against a clock — it is about not leaving a family living under a half-open roof, and not leaving a driveway full of debris and nails for a week while a crew works other jobs in between.

It works because the whole crew is on your roof, not split across three addresses. Materials are delivered ahead of the start. The tear-off, the decking inspection, the underlayment and the shingles all happen in sequence with enough people to keep the sequence moving.

Larger or more complex roofs — steep pitches, multiple dormers, extensive rotten decking discovered under the old shingles — do run into a second day. When yours is one of those, we tell you before we start rather than at five o'clock on the day.

RoofMax USA crew installing a new asphalt shingle roof on a metro Atlanta home
What Gets Replaced

A roof is more than its shingles

Tearing off is the point at which a roof stops hiding things. Once the old shingles are gone we can see the decking, and soft or rotten sections get replaced before anything goes back on. Covering bad decking with new shingles is how a five-year-old roof develops a sag.

Underlayment, drip edge, valley protection, ice and water shield at the vulnerable transitions, new pipe boots and properly sealed flashing all go on as part of the job. These are the parts nobody sees and the parts that decide whether the roof leaks.

Ventilation gets checked at the same time. An under-ventilated attic cooks shingles from underneath and shortens the life of a roof considerably, which in Georgia summers is not a small effect.

Material Options

What you can put on

Asphalt Shingle

The default for good reason — strong value, wide color range, and architectural grades that handle Georgia wind and hail far better than the old three-tab products.

Asphalt shingle roofing →

Metal Roofing

Longer service life, excellent wind performance and better heat reflection through a Georgia summer. Higher up front, and it makes most sense if you intend to stay.

Metal roofing →

Low-Slope Systems

Porches, additions and flat sections need a membrane rather than shingles. Getting this transition right is where a lot of roofs quietly fail.

Commercial roofing →

How a replacement runs

Inspection and quote

Free inspection, written scope and a fixed figure. If insurance is involved we handle that first.

Materials delivered

Everything arrives before the crew so the day is not spent waiting on a supplier.

Tear-off and rebuild

Old roof off, decking inspected and repaired, new system installed the same day in most cases.

Cleanup and warranty

Magnet rake across the property, debris hauled, lifetime workmanship warranty issued.

In Their Words

One customer's account of the day

This describes exactly the standard we are aiming at — started in the morning, finished by the afternoon, and the property properly cleaned before the crew left.

Read our Google reviews
★★★★★
“Very professional! Assisted with the insurance adjuster, and once approved did the work within days. The crew was professional, started in the morning and were finished with the job by the afternoon. Thoroughly cleaned behind themselves. Saw them magnet rake. And no debris was left behind. The work looks amazing and it’s like I have a new home.”
Thomas Brown — Google review
Cost

What actually drives the price

Roof replacement pricing comes down to four things: the square footage, the pitch, the complexity, and the material. Square footage is obvious. Pitch matters because a steep roof is slower and requires additional safety work. Complexity — dormers, valleys, multiple planes, skylights, chimneys — drives labor more than most homeowners expect, because every transition is a detail that has to be flashed correctly.

Material is the variable you actually control. Architectural asphalt shingles are the default and represent the best value for most Georgia homes. Metal costs substantially more up front and makes sense principally if you intend to stay in the house long enough to see the longer service life pay back.

The one figure nobody can quote honestly in advance is decking replacement, because it is hidden under the old roof until tear-off day. We agree a per-sheet rate with you before we start so that if we do find rot, the cost is already settled rather than negotiated while your roof is open.

Common questions

How long does a roof replacement take?

Around 95% are finished in a single day including cleanup. Steeper, larger or more complex roofs can run to a second day, and we will tell you that before we start.

Do I need to be home?

It helps to be reachable, but you do not need to be there all day. We will walk the finished roof with you afterwards if you would like.

What happens if you find rotten decking?

We replace it. It is the one part of a replacement that cannot be fully priced in advance because it is hidden until tear-off, so we agree the rate for it with you up front.

What warranty do I get?

A lifetime workmanship warranty from us on the installation, plus whatever the manufacturer provides on the materials themselves.

Can insurance pay for a replacement?

If the roof was damaged by a storm, often yes. Age and wear alone are not claimable. We document the damage and support the claim, but the insurer makes the decision.

Get a free roof inspection

Storm damage isn’t always visible from the ground. We’ll document what we find, walk you through the report, and tell you honestly whether you need a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all.

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