A licensed roofing company in Mobile, AL. Free in-home inspection and written estimate: we walk the roof, photograph what we find, and leave your options in writing.
Mobile is the biggest city we cover. We come over the bay on I-10 for estimates in Midtown, Crichton, Toulminville, Plateau, Orange Grove and the streets around Spring Hill Avenue. Big old houses with complicated roofs are normal here, and so are two storey porches and steep cut ups.
Streets and neighborhoods we cover in Mobile: Midtown and Ashland Place, Crichton, Toulminville, Plateau, Orange Grove, Summerville, Brookwood, Lafayette Heights and the older streets around De Tonti Square. We come in on Government Street, Broad Street, Spring Hill Avenue, Airport Boulevard and the I-10 tunnel under the river.
If your street is not named here, we still cover it.
National Weather Service spotters and gauges filed 51 severe weather reports within fifteen miles of Mobile in the last twenty four months. These are the ones that matter to a roof.
Source: National Weather Service Local Storm Reports (Iowa Environmental Mesonet) and NOAA HURDAT2, read 2026-09-28. Distances run from the center of town.
Mobile County's adopted code changed what a re-roof has to be. The old covering comes off to the bare deck, damaged decking is replaced, the deck is sealed, and the shingles go on with 6 fasteners against a 160 mph minimum design wind speed. A roof put on before those amendments has none of that, which is why the age of a Mobile roof matters more than how the shingles look from the street. They are also the items worth checking line by line against any roofing contractor's quote.
We went through the record and the code section by section on the blog: what Mobile's storm record says about roof replacement in Mobile, AL.
Mobile County adopted codes and roofing amendments, read 2026-09-30.
A roof replacement in Mobile is permitted by Build Mobile, the City of Mobile permitting office. We pull the permit, not you. Outside the city limits the permit comes from Mobile County Inspection Services (their permit page).
Mobile gets the storms that form over the delta and the bay and then sit on the city. Tornado reports show up on our list more often here than anywhere else we work, and those are straight line wind and short spin ups rather than a season of hurricanes. The housing stock is old, which means steep pitches, cut up valleys, dormers and chimneys, and most of what fails first is flashing and valley metal rather than the field of the roof. Heavy tree cover over the older streets keeps roofs damp and fills the valleys, and that is where the rot starts.
Free, about an hour, at your house. Somebody walks the roof and photographs every slope, the flashing, the valleys, the vents and the decking wherever it shows. You get the photos. Your options go in writing before anyone leaves, with the warranty on each. If a repair is the honest answer, we say so.
Other towns we cover close to Mobile.
Pick a slot on the booking page and tell us a little about the roof. You get an email confirmation and a reminder. If you would rather talk to somebody, or water is coming in right now, call (850) 600-0803.
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