New Construction in Hiram, GA
Hiram infill and small-scale development is the sort of work where one roofer handles the whole project rather than a national outfit sending whoever is free. That is what we are set up for.
“Cristian was extremely professional and had excellent customer service skills. From the roof inspection to roof installation, it was an awesome experience. The installers worked quickly and promptly cleaned up debris upon completion. I’ll be happy to do business with them again and recommend their service.”
Small builders, short chains
On a two-house or ten-house project the value is in not having to manage us. One point of contact, a crew that has done the previous house on the same street, and a dry-in date we hold. Because Hiram is minutes from our Dallas shop we can work in tight windows around framing and inspection rather than needing a full week blocked out, which is the difference between fitting into a small builder's schedule and dictating it. Materials get staged so they are not sitting on a lot in weather for three weeks before we need them.
Getting the details right before they are buried
New construction is where valley protection, step flashing at every sidewall, kick-out flashing at roof-to-wall terminations, and correctly integrated drip edge are cheap and easy. Retro-fitting any of them later is neither. Kick-out flashing in particular is one of the most commonly omitted details in production building, and its absence puts water inside a wall where nobody sees it for years. We install them as standard rather than as an upgrade, and the work is inspected through Paulding County like the rest of the build.
Questions Hiram homeowners ask us
Yes — small and mid-size projects are a good fit for us. One point of contact, the same crew across the project, and dry-in dates we hold rather than dates we hope for.
It diverts water away from the wall where a roof edge meets a vertical surface. It is one of the most commonly omitted details in production building, and without it water gets inside the wall unseen. We fit it as standard.
As soon as the deck is ready and signed off. Hiram is minutes from our shop, so we can work in tight windows around framing rather than requiring a whole week blocked out.
New construction is permitted through Paulding County. On builder-led projects it is part of the overall building permit and we coordinate our work into that inspection sequence.
Yes. We work with builders and directly with homeowners, and on a self-managed build we will walk you through the specification decisions rather than just quoting squares.