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Residential Roofing in Johns Creek

Residential Roofing in Georgia

Residential roofing covers everything from a full tear-off and re-roof to storm-damage repair, shingle replacement, flashing and vent work, and the inspections insurance companies ask for after a hailstorm rolls through metro Atlanta. In Johns Creek, that mostly means asphalt shingle roofs dealing with summer thunderstorms, occasional hail, and the humidity that speeds up algae staining and shingle wear. We've identified 5 residential roofing businesses serving the area, and this page is a starting point for figuring out which one fits your job.

What the work actually involves

Most residential jobs fall into a few buckets: a full replacement (tear-off plus new decking, underlayment, and shingles), a repair (patching leaks, replacing damaged sections after a storm, fixing flashing around chimneys and skylights), or a maintenance inspection (checking for lifted shingles, worn seals, or gutter and vent issues before they turn into a leak). A licensed contractor should be able to walk you through which category your roof falls into and explain why, not just quote a number.

What to look for before you hire

  • Licensing and insurance: confirm the contractor carries general liability and workers' comp coverage, and ask to see proof, not just a claim.
  • Manufacturer certification: certified installers (GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, etc.) usually come with stronger warranty backing than a standard labor warranty.
  • Local storm experience: a crew that's handled hail and wind claims in this area will know how to document damage for your insurance adjuster.
  • A written, itemized estimate: materials, labor, disposal, and timeline should all be spelled out, not bundled into one lump figure.
  • References and completed jobs nearby: ask for addresses of recent local work you can drive by, not just photos.

Watch for storm-chasing crews that show up door to door right after a weather event, push you to sign same-day, and disappear once the check clears. A roofer who's been in the Johns Creek area for years and has a physical business address is generally a safer bet.

How our scoring works

We rank the residential roofing contractors serving Johns Creek using a consistent set of factors, things like review volume and rating trends, responsiveness, licensing signals, and how consistently a business shows up across sources. See the full ranked guide to Johns Creek roofing contractors for the current order and how each business compares, and read our methodology page for the full breakdown of how we score and rank every business in this directory.

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All residential roofing in Johns Creek, ranked by score and relevance

5 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is residential roofing, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

1st National Roofing
#1
89

1st National Roofing

4.8(281)✓ Google-verified

Shawn, Dillon, and Manny handle storm damage and replacements with exceptional insurance claim support, often negotiating approvals others have failed to secure. Crews complete jobs the same day, send photo updates throughout, and leave no debris behind-what customers consistently notice is the combination of skilled workmanship and genuine follow-through on communication.

Commercial RoofingRoof Inspection & Insurance ClaimsRoof Replacement
Window World of Atlanta
#2
87

Window World of Atlanta

4.8(235)✓ Google-verified

Window World of Atlanta installs windows across northern Georgia with strong results. Ercilio and his crews consistently arrive on schedule, work cleanly, and explain how to use each product. One recent order had a delayed delivery and a broken window, but the overwhelming pattern is professional, careful installation with thorough cleanup. Staff including Malcolm show deep tenure; salespeople like Dylan explain energy efficiency benefits and competitive pricing. The company stands behind warranties even years later. Owners have a reputation for treating employees well during hardship, which reviewers view as a sign of genuine customer care.

Residential RoofingRoof RepairRoof Replacement
ATD Roofing
#3
71 low data

ATD Roofing

4.8(25)✓ Google-verified

ATD Roofing wins consistent praise for knowledgeable staff like Devin, Anthony Griffin, and Jaron Shupe who walk clients through replacements, handle insurance negotiation, and clean up thoroughly. One serious complaint about misleading estimate forms and hidden cancellation fees was acknowledged and addressed by management.

Commercial RoofingMetal RoofingRoof Inspection & Insurance Claims
Precision Contracting Online
#4
44 low data

Precision Contracting Online

5.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Residential RoofingRoof Replacement

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Common questions about residential roofing

How much does a new roof cost in the Johns Creek area?
It depends heavily on roof size, pitch, and material, but a typical asphalt shingle re-roof on a single-family home runs into the five figures once you account for tear-off, decking repairs, and disposal. Get itemized quotes from at least two or three contractors before deciding, since pricing can vary a lot for the same scope of work.
How often does a roof need to be replaced?
Standard asphalt shingle roofs typically last 20 to 25 years, though Georgia's heat, humidity, and storm activity can shorten that. Architectural shingles and metal roofing tend to hold up longer. An annual inspection, especially after a bad storm, helps catch problems before they force an early replacement.
What should I expect during a roof replacement?
Expect the crew to tear off old shingles down to the decking, replace any rotten wood, install new underlayment and flashing, then lay new shingles. A typical residential job takes one to a few days depending on size and weather, and a reputable contractor will handle debris cleanup and a magnetic nail sweep of the yard before leaving.
How do I judge whether a roofing job was done well?
Check that shingle lines are straight and properly nailed, flashing around chimneys and vents is sealed cleanly, and there's no visible sagging or gaps. Ask for a copy of the workmanship warranty in writing, and don't pay the final balance until you've walked the roof (or had it inspected) and confirmed the cleanup is complete.

Last updated 2026-08-26