Roofing in Biltmore Highlands, done right.

Just off the Biltmore corridor, the Highlands trades the towers and hotel traffic for something calmer: solid post-war and mid-century homes on real lots, with mature landscaping and the kind of streets people stay on. That history matters overhead. Most of these houses were built between the 1950s and the 1970s, and almost none of them are still wearing their first roof. What they are wearing is the result of a remodel, an addition, or a re-cover done by whoever the previous owner hired.

That makes the transitions the story. Where an addition meets the original structure, where a flat patio roof ties into a pitched main roof, where somebody enclosed a carport in 1994 — those are the seams we look at first, because that is where the water gets in. Mature trees add the second half: a shaded roof is a cooler house and a fuller valley. We are family owned and operated, licensed, bonded and insured, and on a house with this much history we would rather open it up and show you than guess from the driveway. Many of these homes still have their original wood fascia behind the gutter line, and on a fifty-year-old roof that is usually where the rot starts long before the roofing itself gives out.

Homeowners here tend to be planning to stay, which suits how we work — we would rather do it once properly than sell you the same repair twice. Our ratings across Google, Yelp and Facebook are verified and top-tier, and every job carries an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. Book your free roof inspection and find out which of your seams are working and which are not.