Marietta, Georgia
Roof replacement and repair, siding, gutters and storm damage work for homes and commercial properties across Marietta, East Cobb and metro Atlanta. In-person assessment, written estimate, one point of contact.
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What we do
Roofs, siding and gutters fail at the same places: the edges, the flashing and the joints between them. We handle all three, plus the repairs in between, so the roof-to-wall flashing, the drip edge and the gutter line are one crew's responsibility instead of three contractors pointing at each other. The owners have been doing this work, including storm damage and insurance restoration, under Arnold & Blanc Contracting; ABP is that side of it on its own. Anything beyond the exterior envelope still goes to Arnold & Blanc.
Full replacement and repair. Decking, underlayment, flashing and ventilation addressed as part of the job, not as surprises on the invoice.
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Replacement and repair that fixes what is behind the wall as well as what is in front of it: house wrap, flashing and trim, then the siding.
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Seamless gutters and downspouts, replaced with the roof or on their own, sized and pitched so water actually leaves the house.
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Hail and wind inspections, documented with photos and measurements, and a contractor who meets the adjuster on the roof.
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Someone from ABP gets on the roof or walks the exterior, measures it and photographs what we find. Estimates are built from that visit, not from a satellite image.
Scope, materials by name, what is included and what is not, and the price. If something changes once the old material comes off, you hear about it before it is done.
From the first call to the final walk-through, you deal with the same person, and that person can act on what you tell them.
Landscaping protected, debris hauled, nails swept with a magnet. The yard should look the same as when we arrived, with a better roof above it.
Work it out yourself first
None of them ask for your email, and none of them pretend to replace getting on the roof. They exist because most people are asked to spend thousands on a roof with no way to check what they are being told.
Put real GAF and CertainTeed shingle colors, siding and trim on a photograph and keep the combinations you like.
Open the visualizerThree questions, no email, and the squares and per-square rates the number came from.
Run the estimatorAn eight-layer cutaway of the roof we install, so you can tell what a bid is leaving out.
Open the cutawayThe same signs we look for after hail or wind, in a list you can walk the yard with.
Open the checklistHow to read an estimate
Most roofing estimates are one line and a number, which is a promise to decide later — and the decisions left out of it are the ones that cost money. Here is the same job written both ways.
Total$16,000
One line. Nothing here tells you what shingle, how many layers come off, what happens when rotten decking turns up, or whether the flashing is new.
Total$16,000
Twelve lines. Every one of them is a decision we already made and wrote down, so nothing is left to be discovered on day two.
Illustrative example: a 2,600 square foot house, 32 squares at $500 a square. Not a price list. Your number comes from a site visit and depends on pitch, layers, decking condition and access.
Rotten decking is the most common reason a roofing price changes mid-job. An estimate that does not mention decking has not priced it; it has deferred it to a conversation you will have with the roof already open.
Reusing old step flashing is the cheapest way to make a bid look competitive, and the most reliable way to give a new roof an old leak. If a bid does not say new flashing, assume it is not new.
"Architectural shingles" is a category with a wide price range. The product and color belong on the estimate so the thing delivered to your driveway can be checked against it.
Everything else on the house
ABP Roofing & Siding is deliberately narrow: roofs, siding, gutters and the repairs that go with them. Brick and stone, windows and doors, decks and porches, additions, kitchens, baths, basements and commercial build-outs are handled by Arnold & Blanc Contracting, the general contracting company we are part of. Same owners, same standards, one call to either of us gets you to the right crew.
Where we work
Based in Marietta, we work across Cobb County and the north side of metro Atlanta. If your property is in or near the areas listed here, we will come out and look at it.
Next step
A few sentences, the city or ZIP code, and what the property needs is enough to start. Call, or send the form and we will reply with next steps.