Alpharetta roofing
Your roof. Figured out.
Roof photos.
Real answers.
Know what needs attention, what can wait, and what comes next.
- Photos
- Findings
- Options
Your free inspection
Let’s start here.
No cost. No pressure. Just answers.
Your neighbors in roofing
- Home base Alpharetta
- Roswell
- Milton
- Johns Creek
- Cumming
The Orthos approach
See your roof. Know your options.
A good inspection makes the next step easier.
Here’s what you can expect from ours.
- 01
We take a closer look.
Roof covering, flashing, gutters. We photograph the details that matter.
- 02
We put it in plain sight.
Photos, findings, and a clear scope. You see what we see.
- 03
You choose what comes next.
Repair, replace, or leave it alone. We explain the options; you make the call.
Explore the three steps
orthos01 / InspectEvery detail, in view.
Here’s where we start looking.
What we inspect
Roof covering, roof edges, flashing and drainage.
What we photograph
The condition of your roof and any areas that need attention.
orthos02 / DocumentYour roof, documented.
The photos. The findings. The context.
Finding 02: A tab curling at the north eave
RepairPhoto 7 of 18 · An inch of lift and a bald patch beside it. Wind finds both first.
Finding 05: Drip edge and gutters, sound
FinePhoto 12 of 18 · Tight to the fascia and draining the right way.
Photos with context
Each one tied to a place on your roof.
Findings in plain English
What we saw and why it matters.
A written scope
If work is needed, what it includes, before you decide.
orthos03 / DecideYour options, explained.
A clear recommendation. Your decision.
- 01
Repair
Address a specific issue when the rest of the roof is serviceable.
- 02
Replace
Consider a complete system when the roof’s condition calls for it.
- 03
Monitor & maintain
If work isn’t needed, know what to watch and how to care for it.
We explain the trade-offs. You choose what happens next.
Illustrative inspection areas · This image does not identify damage.
Care for the whole roofline
Built right.
Down to the details.
A roof is a system
More than new shingles.
- 1
Roof covering
Sheds rain and takes the weather.
- 2
Underlayment
A secondary layer of weather protection.
- 3
Decking
The structural base beneath the system.
01 Roof replacement
A complete roof system, built from the deck up.
What’s included in your scope
Roof covering, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and any decking repairs identified during inspection.
02 Roof repair
Find the leak. Fix damaged shingles and flashing.
A focused repair plan
Photos of the affected area, the proposed repair, and the surrounding details we need to address.
03 Storm & hail damage
Roof photos, clear findings and help with the next step.
Documentation you can understand
Roof photos, observations and a clear next step. If you file a claim, coverage decisions stay with your insurer.
04 Gutters & guards
Move rain off your roof and away from your home.
Care for the whole drainage path
Gutters, outlets, downspouts and guard options, with a scope matched to your roofline.
Insurance, in plain English
Your home.
Your claim.
A little help from us.
We document the roof, explain the scope, and can meet your adjuster. You stay in control of your policy and your decisions.
- Roof photos + a written summary
- James, M.S. Construction Management, walks you through the next step.
Coverage and claim decisions belong to your insurer.
A few good questions
Let’s clear things up.
Straight answers before anyone climbs a ladder.
What happens during a free inspection?
We look at the roof covering, flashing, and drainage, then photograph what we find. You get a plain-English explanation and options for what to do next.
Does storm damage mean I need a new roof?
Not always. A lot of storm damage is a repair, like lifted shingles, dented flashing or a bent gutter, and the photos show you which it is.
Can you help me understand the insurance process?
Yes. We document what we find, explain the scope and can meet your adjuster if you'd like, while coverage decisions stay with your insurer.
What affects the price of a replacement?
Mostly the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers come off and how much decking needs replacing. The shingle line you choose and details like flashing and ventilation matter too, and your estimate spells each one out.
Here after the storm. Here for the long run.
Let’s take
a closer look.
Storms pass. Questions linger.
Start with your address.
We’ll take it from there.
Where should we take a look?
No cost. No pressure. Photos you can keep.
Your neighborhood. Our backyard.
Metro Atlanta and beyond.