Dr. Roof Blog

Hurricane Helene is on track to pass over the metro Atlanta area, and it is expected to bring high winds, rain, hail and tornadoes. It is important to prepare your home today, before the full force of the storm moves in later tonight. Bring in all outdoor furniture and hanging plants.

As the effects of Hurricane Francine are predicted to approach the Atlanta area later this week, it's crucial to ensure that your home and roof are prepared for the heavy rain and strong winds that may accompany the storm. At Dr.

The recent hail storm caused significant damage to roofs in the Alpharetta, Roswell, and Johns Creek areas. Hail can cause less obvious damage to your roof, leading to potential leaks and structural issues over time.

At Dr. Roof, our goal is to provide top-tier exterior remodeling services for various areas. As part of growing our influence, we are opening a Greenville, South Carolina location for our storm restoration services.

When it comes to the insurance claims process, the entire situation can seem overwhelming for homeowners. At Dr. Roof, we recommend calling our team right away if you receive notice of your insurance dropping coverage due to an older roof in Greater Atlanta.

Is your insurance canceling your policy due to an older roof? Did you get an insurance letter requesting a roof replacement? This letter can come seemingly out of nowhere, leaving you scrambling for a reliable roofer while wondering how you’re going to deal with this unforeseen expense.

Siding replacement is a great way to restore your home's beauty and keep it protected against pests and moisture damage. But, did you also know that new siding can also improve your home's energy efficiency and reduce your bills?

While they operate in different industries, hotels and roofers share several similarities: 1. Customer Service: Both industries prioritize customer satisfaction.

The cost of roof repair versus roof replacement can vary significantly depending on various factors such as the extent of damage, the type of roofing material, the size of the roof, and local labor and material costs.

If your insurance company wants to cancel your homeowners policy because your roof is older or looking a little run down, there are a few steps you can take: 1. Understand Why: Ask your insurance company for specific details about why they want to cancel your policy.