Roofing Replacement Solutions

When it’s time for a roof replacement in Georgia or North Carolina, trust RRG Roofing & Gutters to deliver expert craftsmanship and long-lasting results. Whether your roof has reached the end of its lifespan or suffered severe storm damage, our team provides full-service roof replacement solutions tailored to your property’s needs.

Residential Roofing Replacements

We use high-quality roofing materials from trusted manufacturers and follow industry-best installation practices to ensure superior durability and performance. Serving our residential clients, we make the roof replacement process seamless—from inspection and material selection to final installation—helping homeowners and business owners across the region enhance property value and protect what matters most.

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Our Replacement Process

1. Removal of Old Roofing System

During any residential roof replacement, it’s essential to first remove the existing roofing materials. The time this takes can vary based on factors like the roof’s pitch, total square footage, number of shingle layers, and layers of felt. We never recommend installing a new roof over old materials, as it compromises quality. Once the old system is removed, we thoroughly inspect the roof deck for signs of rot and replace any damaged sections with appropriate materials such as OSB or CDX plywood, ensuring a solid foundation for your new roof.

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2. Drip Edge Flashing Installation

Drip edge flashing, essential for protecting home eaves and preventing fascia board rot, directs water away. As a Platinum Preferred Owens Corning contractor we recommend and utilize Owens Corning Rhino synthetic roofing felt. Our Platinum Preferred status ensures our technicians receive ongoing training to meet Owens Corning’s specific requirements for felt installation.

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3. Installation of Starter Shingles

It is essential to have a quality starter shingle installed properly on your roof. Starter shingles are designed to be the first layer of shingles, providing a level foundation for the rest of the shingles. Your roof’s eaves are particularly vulnerable to damage from water intrusion and wind, and to prevent this damage it is important to install starter shingles properly.

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4. Ice and Water Barriers

After the drip edge and underlayment (roofing felt) are properly installed, it’s critical to add ice and water barriers to protect vulnerable areas of the roof. These self-adhering waterproof membranes are installed in roof valleys, around chimneys, skylights, plumbing vent boots, and other roof penetrations to provide an extra layer of defense against water intrusion caused by wind-driven rain or ice dams. Applied directly to the roof decking, ice and water shields help prevent leaks and structural damage. At RRG Roofing, we never compromise on quality—we use Owens Corning WeatherLock® Ice & Water Barrier on every residential roof replacement, ensuring long-term protection and peace of mind for homeowners.

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5. Roofing Shingles Installation

Once the roofing underlayment, drip edge, and ice & water barriers are in place, the installation of Owens Corning asphalt shingles begins—an essential step in building a roof that delivers long-term performance. At RRG Roofing, we use Owens Corning shingles featuring SureNail® Technology, a patented reinforced nailing strip that ensures precise, consistent fastening during installation. This innovative SureNail strip provides exceptional wind resistance, durability, and fastening strength, helping your shingles stay firmly in place even under extreme weather conditions. The unique triple-layer protection in the nailing zone improves shingle grip, prevents blow-offs, and enhances the overall structural integrity of your roof. When properly installed by our certified roofing professionals, this system delivers unmatched reliability, strength, and longevity, giving homeowners maximum protection and peace of mind.

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6. Ventilation

Often, ventilation is overlooked when it comes to roofing systems. In most cases, people are unaware that their ventilation is a component of their roofing system. Without proper ventilation, your shingles can be damaged from the inside out. Our roofers use high-quality products from Owens Corning like VentSure that allow maximum airflow and maintain a comfortable indoor environment. Your attic will be kept dry by the Owens Corning VentSure and free of bugs and rainwater.

1. Removal of Old Roofing System

2. Drip Edge Flashing Installation

3. Installation of Starter Shingles

4. Ice and Water Barriers

5. Roofing Shingles Installation

6. Ventilation

Why Choose RRG Roofing & Gutters to Replace Your Roof

When it comes to replacing your home’s roof, choosing the right contractor is essential to ensure quality, durability, and peace of mind. RRG Roofing & Gutters is a trusted name in residential roof replacement, providing homeowners with reliable service, skilled craftsmanship, and exceptional customer care.

Experienced and Certified Roofing Professionals

At RRG Roofing & Gutters, our team consists of highly skilled and certified roofing professionals with years of experience in residential roof replacement. Our contractors stay updated with industry standards and best practices, ensuring that your roof replacement is performed with precision and expertise.

High-Quality Materials for Long-Lasting Results

We believe that quality starts with materials, which is why we use only the best roofing materials from trusted manufacturers. Whether you prefer asphalt shingles, metal, or tile roofing, our materials are selected for their durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal, giving your home long-lasting protection and beauty.

Comprehensive Inspection and Tailored Solutions

Our process begins with a thorough inspection of your existing roof to assess any underlying issues and understand your specific needs. Based on this assessment, we create a custom plan for your roof replacement that addresses all structural requirements and complements your home’s style.

Fast and Efficient Service

We understand that a roof replacement can be disruptive, so we work efficiently to complete the project on time and with minimal disturbance. Our team follows a streamlined process that keeps your project on schedule without compromising quality, so you can enjoy your new roof sooner.

Safety and Cleanliness is a Priority

Safety is a top priority at RRG Roofing & Gutters. Our contractors follow strict safety protocols and use advanced equipment to protect your home and property. We also take care of the cleanup process, leaving your home and yard as clean as it was before we started.

Dedication to Customer Service

Customer satisfaction drives everything we do. We build lasting relationships through exceptional service, clear communication, and quality workmanship—whether it’s roofing or gutter guard system installation.

Looking for expert roofing solutions tailored to your needs?

RRG delivers expert roof replacement and roof repairs with top-quality workmanship and materials from leading manufacturers for lasting, energy-efficient results. Let our team provide a free roof replacement inspection for your home.

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Roof Replacement Frequently Asked Questions

  • When will be the Shingles delivered?
    You will typically receive your shingles the day you begin your roofing project or a few days before the start. Let your project manager know what’s going on and ask for more information.
  • Do I Need to Replace My Roof?
    It is important to maintain the granules on your roof to prevent leaks and damage caused by moisture and the sun. Without them, your roof is more likely to deteriorate and leak. In the event that you notice shingle granule loss on your roof, you do not have to replace it. The number of granules lost and the age of the roof may determine whether you can replace damaged shingles without having to replace the entire roof.
  • What Is The Clean-Up Process After A Roof Installation?
    Our roofers will remove the remaining shingles, along with loose nails and other roofing debris, from your property after your roof is installed. Furthermore, you should always mow your lawn before working on your roofing project. By taking this simple step, we can easily pick up loose nails from your yard with our equipment and magnets.
  • What is the Warranty on My New Roof?
    Before investing in any kind of roofing product, it is important to read and understand the roofing warranty’s terms. If you are registering the warranty yourself, be sure to ask your contractor if he or she will register it for you. We are a Platinum Preferred skylight repair contractor of Owens Corning and we use Owens Corning materials that come with industry-leading warranties, up to 50 years on full roofing systems.
  • What is Granular Loss and what does it mean for my roof?
    A granular roof may look like just another decorative detail, but it provides extra protection to your shingles and home. You can also determine the health of your roof system by examining significant granular loss. A homeowner should understand the function of shingle granules and the causes of granular loss to recognize damage and hire a roofing professional as soon as possible.
  • Why Do Roof Shingles Have Granules?
    Mineral granules add protection to shingles against excessive sun exposure, which can lead to premature residential roof replacement and early roof damage. Additionally, these granules enhance fire resistance, so your home is better protected from the elements when they are added to your roof.
  • What Causes Granular Loss?
    The granular texture of your roof will eventually wear away over time. It is mostly aging that causes granule loss, but there are several other factors that can cause this protective coating to wear away prematurely. Weather conditions such as rain, hail, and strong winds can also damage your granules. There may be more shingle granules in your gutter or yard if you have shingles following a storm.
  • How Can I Tell if My Shingles Are Losing Granules?
    In order to see a granular loss on a roof, a homeowner does not need to climb up there. Inspect the area around your downspouts and the perimeter of your home to determine granule loss. Granules that have come loose often fall into your gutters and end up on the ground. A simple inspection of your roof could also reveal granular loss. If you notice areas that seem bare or discolored, you should get a roofer to inspect them.