Honest roofers in The Reserve at Liberty Park, Braselton

Start with the inspection

Before anyone in The Reserve at Liberty Park calls their insurance company, the roof should be looked at by someone who knows what a covered loss looks like. We inspect for free, on the roof, photograph every slope, and explain whether what we see is storm damage, age, or nothing to worry about. Filing a claim for a roof that will not qualify only costs you a claim on your record, so the order matters.

Repairs, and when a repair is the wrong answer

We fix the things that actually leak: pipe boots, flashing, valleys, nail pops, a few missing or wind-creased shingles, and the small mystery leak where the shingles look fine from the ground. After storms and tree or debris damage we also do emergency tarping, then the lasting repair. And we tell The Reserve at Liberty Park homeowners when a repair is not worth it, usually because the shingles are brittle enough that walking the roof to fix one spot creates three more. Our repair page, the emergency tarping page and the leak guide cover the details.

Gutters, ventilation, and the rest of the system

Hail dents gutters and downspouts, wind peels soffit and fascia, and a starved attic cooks a new roof from below. We scope all of it. Seamless gutters and downspouts, gutter guards, soffit and fascia, ridge and intake ventilation, skylights and pipe boots all get handled with the roof, and the options show up in your RoofMap portal where you choose colors and upgrades. See gutters and gutter guards.

Storm damage restoration and the insurance claim

When a The Reserve at Liberty Park roof has a covered loss, the work has two halves: the roof and the paperwork. We have a licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff who documents the damage the way carriers expect it, applies current code and manufacturer requirements, and writes a system-level scope (shingles, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, accessories). We meet your adjuster on the roof, and if the carrier's estimate misses items we supplement it with photos and line-item support. No roofer anywhere in Georgia gives homeowners insurance help to match ours. The most recent significant hail on record for The Reserve at Liberty Park fell on September 5, 2026 (1.25 in, half-dollar size), which is exactly the kind of event that deserves an inspection before the claim window closes.

Two honest limits: coverage decisions belong to your carrier under your policy, so nobody can guarantee approval, and we never pay or waive a deductible, because Georgia's Consumer Protection Division says roofers are not allowed to. Our storm damage page walks the whole sequence.

Full replacement, usually in one day

Georgia's residential code can allow new shingles over one existing layer, but we do not roof over old shingles, and we do not reuse tired flashing under a new roof. In The Reserve at Liberty Park a complete replacement means tear-off, decking check with per-sheet pricing shown before anything is covered, the water layers (ice-and-water barrier and synthetic underlayment), new metals, corrected attic ventilation, and architectural shingles from a GAF certified crew. Most average-size roofs are finished in a single day, weather permitting; GAF's own estimate for an average-size home is one to two days. The workmanship is backed by a 50-year labor warranty. What it costs depends on size, pitch and condition: our cost guide explains the ranges.

Paying for it

On an approved storm claim, your cost is normally the deductible. For a self-pay roof we quote from measurements and put the payment phases in writing before work starts. There is also a pay-over-time option at checkout in the RoofMap portal for smaller balances, with monthly plans up to 36 months and the terms shown at checkout. The financing page covers the choices, including what to avoid.