Storm Guard Roofing of Apex-Cary provides roofing, gutter, siding, and window services for Raleigh homes and commercial buildings. Call (919) 267-4806 today to schedule.
As your roofer in Raleigh, we keep each step of the project clear and predictable, whether you own your home or manage rental properties.
A detailed roof inspection comes first, covering shingles, flashing, decking, and overhanging trees, and landlords receive a documented report they can keep on file.
Our Raleigh roofing contractors then provide a transparent, itemized estimate, including any permit or historic review steps your property requires.
We complete the work with premium materials and careful installation that meets manufacturer standards.
When the job is finished, we inspect the roof again and clean up the site, from the gutters to the garden beds.
Raleigh's housing ranges from Second Empire and Queen Anne homes in Oakwood to newer builds across the city. Storm Guard installs quality products from top manufacturers in both traditional and contemporary styles to fit each home and budget.
Raleigh property owners count on us for dependable work and honest guidance. From roof replacement in Raleigh to siding, painting, and storm response, we are ready to help, so call today to set up your consultation.
Storm Guard provides roof repair, replacement, inspection, and maintenance for Raleigh homes, rental properties, and commercial buildings, including documented inspection reports for landlords and property managers.
Your Raleigh roof likely has storm damage if you notice any of these signs.
A Raleigh home needs a full roof replacement when wear is widespread rather than limited to one area. Watch for:
An average-sized Raleigh home with asphalt shingles is usually reroofed in a single day. Larger homes and complex materials can take two to five days, and homes in a historic overlay district such as Oakwood or Boylan Heights need Certificate of Appropriateness review before work can begin.
Raleigh homeowners receive manufacturer warranties on roofing materials and our workmanship warranty on installation labor.
These protections give you lasting confidence in your new roof.
The cost of a new roof in Raleigh comes down to roof size, materials, and installation complexity. Historic district requirements and steep or detailed rooflines can also affect price, and we build a clear estimate around your budget.
Lighter shingles can help a Raleigh home stay cooler because they reflect more of the summer sun than dark shingles. That can mean a cooler attic and lower cooling bills, and we help you balance that benefit against the appearance you prefer.
Raleigh's humidity, which averages about 70% and peaks near 78% in August, makes good attic ventilation especially important. Without enough airflow, moisture and heat build up and shorten roof life, and hot upstairs rooms, musty odors, or high energy bills are signs to schedule an inspection.
Roofs on older Raleigh homes most often fail first at flashing, valleys, and around chimneys and skylights. On historic houses in Oakwood or Boylan Heights, these joints have seen decades of weather, so regular inspections help catch small leaks before they spread.
A metal roof is a smart long-term investment for many Raleigh homes, lasting 40 to 70 years with proper installation and care. Standing seam panels are among the most durable choices and typically outlive asphalt shingles.
Replacing flashing during a reroof keeps the most leak-prone parts of a Raleigh roof sealed. Old flashing can corrode or loosen and create weak points under new shingles, while new flashing completes a fully protected system.
Yes. A 1988 F4 tornado caused major damage in Raleigh, and on April 16, 2011, a tornado crossed downtown and destroyed 27 homes at Stony Brook North in northeast Raleigh. Hail across the Apex-Cary area tends to be more frequent to the north and east, including the Brier Creek area, so an inspection after severe storms is a smart step.
Unless otherwise noted, each use of "Storm Guard," “us,” “we,” or “our” throughout Stormguardrc.com collectively refers to both the Storm Guard brand and the Storm Guard Franchise System, which is made up almost exclusively of independently owned and operated franchise locations.
