When major storms or old roofs fail, Derek, Roger, and Marvin show up fast and earn trust through honest diagnosis. They champion insurance claims, inspect with drones, and explain options in plain terms. The crew handles steep-slope residential jobs, tile work, tile and shingle repairs, full replacements, and gutter installation with consistent attention to flashing details and drainage. Even post-job, Derek returns free to fix overlooked vents or seal properly. Atlanta homeowners notice the cleanup: no debris, no landscaping damage, old gutters protected for nesting birds.
One family hired them after three competitors dismissed their steep roofline as too costly. Another tracked them across four properties. The consistency matters in a region where heavy rain, wind, and summer heat test roofs relentlessly.
Reviewers report consistent professionalism and follow-through on both repairs and inspections. Staff provide detailed documentation and check in after work is done.
Navarro Brothers consistently delivers roof work that meets or beats timelines, from single-day replacements to complex storm repairs. The crew (led by named technicians Theodore, Leonard, Dale, and Zachary) handle insurance claims aggressively, find and fix real problems without padding estimates, and communicate daily through photos and updates. One reviewer initially needed follow-up service and better routing to get the issue fully resolved, but the team corrected course and saw it through. Property cleanup is thorough, materials are quality (Owens Corning shingles standard), and pricing is fair relative to other Atlanta estimates. Storm response is fast, leak diagnosis is meticulous, and the team treats occupied homes with respect. Chimney, flashing, skylight, and interior water damage work are all handled in-house or seamlessly coordinated.
All reviewers rated the company five stars. One praised their speed responding to storm damage, reasonable pricing, and thorough inspection before repair. Another simply stated satisfaction and intent to return. Review evidence is limited to two comments from five years ago.
Last updated 2026-08-26