Understand what your roof needs before you commit.
A roof concern can leave you with more questions than answers. Start with a conversation about what you’ve noticed, your roof’s condition, and the work your property may need.
Compare Atlas manufacturer examples and bring your preferred product and color to the conversation. We primarily offer Pinnacle Pristine and Pinnacle Impact; other roofing brands and products are available for discussion.
Manufacturer example
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine color samples
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine color samples. Manufacturer sample sheet; compare actual shingles before making your final selection.
These images are supplied by the manufacturers; online colors are a starting point. Review a physical sample and confirm the selected product’s availability before ordering.
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Start with the concern
Tell us about leaks, visible damage, missing shingles, or plans to replace an aging roof. Photos and any previous estimates can help explain what you want us to review.
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Review the complete scope
The proposal should explain the roofing materials, preparation, flashing, ventilation, and other work included for your property. We’ll walk through the estimate and identify questions that need answers before you approve the project.
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Know the next step
Once the scope and agreement are approved, we coordinate the materials, scheduling, installation, and completion process.
Roofing materials
Explore Atlas shingle options.
We primarily offer Atlas Pinnacle Pristine and Pinnacle Impact. Compare colors and manufacturer resources, or ask about other roofing brands and products for your project.
Roofing
Atlas shingles
Compare two Atlas architectural shingle options: Pinnacle Pristine, with a Class 3 impact rating, and polymer-modified Pinnacle Impact, with a UL 2218 Class 4 rating. Explore colors and review the installation instructions and limited warranty for your selected shingle.
The start date depends on weather, material availability and our current build queue. Once installation begins, most of our roof projects and most gutter projects can be completed in one day. Siding projects generally take 6–7 days, depending on the home’s size and the scope of work.
Those are typical installation estimates. Weather, access, hidden damage or a larger project can extend the schedule; material ordering and time in the queue are separate.
When should I file an insurance claim?
Not every property issue calls for a claim. Our professional evaluation and report can help you understand the condition and repair scope. Review your policy and deductible, and promptly report suspected covered damage to your insurer. Don’t postpone required notice while waiting for an evaluation. Your insurer determines coverage.
That depends on what the evaluation finds. The extent of the problem, the condition of the surrounding materials and the availability of compatible products all matter. We’ll discuss the repair or replacement scope for your property so you can understand the proposed work before deciding.
What happens if hidden damage is found?
Some conditions, such as deteriorated roof decking or wall sheathing, may only become visible after existing materials are removed. Additional work can affect the price and schedule. Review the additional-work provisions in your written agreement so you understand how changes are documented, priced and approved.
