Roof Repair
Targeted fixes for lifted shingles, nail pops and worn valleys on older houses in Lawndale and the county.
Lawndale Roofing connects callers with a technician for roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage, flashing, metal roofing, ventilation, inspections and outbuilding roofs across Lawndale and Cleveland County. Phones are answered 24/7, and a same-day visit happens only when a technician is free.
Fastest: call (833) 751-2102. Or send this and we call you back.
Most of the older houses in Lawndale were built in one stretch. The town grew up around the Cleveland Mills plant in the late 1800s, and the mill houses on its streets went up together. Their roofs are the same age and shape, and they tend to come due together. Out on the county roads the housing is a mix of farmhouses, brick ranches, manufactured homes, and metal-roofed barns and sheds. The mill house guide covers what a roofer checks on these streets.
Storms do most of the damage here. Warnings for Cleveland County have cited 60 mph gusts and hail from nickel to golf-ball size. A tornado with winds of about 80 mph struck the rural area north of Shelby in April 2011. Tropical systems have brought hurricane-force gusts to the western Piedmont and foothills, and ice storms bring limbs down onto roofs. The services below cover the work that follows. The hail and wind guide explains what gets checked after a storm. If a roof is leaking now, contact the office and say so.
Targeted fixes for lifted shingles, nail pops and worn valleys on older houses in Lawndale and the county.
A complete new roof covering for houses in Lawndale and across the county, when repair no longer holds.
Asphalt shingle repair and replacement for brick ranches, post-war houses and farmhouses across the county.
Metal roof installation and repair for houses, barns, sheds and poultry houses across Cleveland County.
Finding and sealing the entry point of a roof leak, from worn flashing and valleys to nail holes, in Lawndale and the county.
Roof repair after thunderstorm wind, hail, tropical remnants or falling limbs, with a written check and clear steps for insurance.
Checking and repairing hail-bruised shingles, dented metal and cracked flashing after a storm in Lawndale and across the county.
Repair for shingles, ridge caps and flashing that straight-line wind lifts, creases or tears away in Lawndale and across Cleveland County.
Temporary cover for holes and open roof sections after wind, hail, tree or ice damage in Lawndale and Cleveland County, until a permanent repair.
Repair for roofs punctured or crushed by fallen limbs and trees after tropical storms and severe thunderstorms in Lawndale and Cleveland County.
Repair for roof edges, gutters and shingles damaged by freezing rain, ice-loaded limbs and meltwater backing up at the eaves in Lawndale.
Repair of valley, wall, vent and step flashing, where leaks usually start on older houses with porches and additions in Lawndale and Cleveland County.
Repair of the flashing, counterflashing and cap around a chimney, where leaks usually start on mill houses and farmhouses in Lawndale and Cleveland County.
Gutter installation, repair and drainage work for rural and mill-village houses in Lawndale and Cleveland County, where leaves and winter ice build up.
How attic airflow is set up on Cleveland County roofs, and what a technician checks before any vent goes in.
A written look at a roof's condition after a hail or wind warning, or before buying an older house or farm building.
Repair of flat and low-slope roofs on porches, additions and small commercial buildings, starting with drainage and seams.
Skylight leak repair, reseal and replacement, and what a new roof opening involves, explained plainly.
Metal and shingle roof repair for barns, sheds and poultry houses on farm property, with the work set out in writing first.
Roof repair for manufactured and mobile homes, focused on seams, edge trim and the vent and pipe penetrations.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
A technician or crew attends your address and does the work. Before you sign anything, ask the contractor for their North Carolina license and check it with the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors.
It depends on the address and the scope, so no general answer is safe. For unincorporated Cleveland County, the Cleveland County Building Inspections office confirms it. Inside a town limit, the town's inspections office does, and inside Shelby, the City of Shelby's office does. Confirm the jurisdiction before you apply. The permit guide explains the steps.
Make sure everyone is safe first. Then contact your insurance company, since some insurers need an adjuster to approve work before it starts. Photograph or video the damage, cover holes with a tarp only if it is safe, and get a written estimate. Do not pay anything without a written contract. Your policy and your adjuster decide what is covered.
Phones are answered 24/7. A visit the same day happens only when a technician is free, and no arrival time is promised. Active leaks and emergency tarping follow the same rule, so call as soon as you notice the leak.