Roofing Near Marietta Square

There's something special about the homes around Marietta Square. Victorian-era houses on Church Street. Craftsman bungalows on Cherokee. Homes that have been standing for over a hundred years, each with its own character and history.

Roofing a historic home isn't the same as roofing a new build. You need materials that look right. You need to work with the Historic Preservation Commission when required. You need to understand that these homes have quirks—unusual roof pitches, decorative elements, materials that need to be matched.

We've roofed homes in the historic district for years. We know which shingle colors get approved, how to work around historic trim, and when you need to get a Certificate of Appropriateness.