Roof Repair in Kennesaw, GA
Kennesaw homeowners and small-business owners get the same thing from us: a real person on the phone, a roof-level inspection, and a written quote that does not change once the crew arrives.
“Iroofer Contractors replaced my roof after a hurricane. They were honest, on time and did a great job on my roof. Next, they replaced my mother’s roof along with rotten wood since it was the original roof on the house. We love the roof and the job that was performed. I would recommend Iroofer to any of my friends and family.”
Repairs on homes and on small commercial
A fair amount of our Kennesaw work is not residential at all — small commercial buildings with low-slope sections, roof-mounted HVAC units and penetrations that were flashed once and never revisited. Those curbs and pipe penetrations are almost always where the water is getting in, not the field of the membrane. On the residential side it is more conventional: boots, valleys, ridge caps and wind-lifted tabs. Either way we photograph the failure and show you before we quote, because a roof repair you cannot see is one you have to take on faith.
Kennesaw permits are online-only, and the historic district comes first
The City of Kennesaw runs its own Building Services department and requires all permit applications to be submitted online. There is a sequencing detail worth knowing: if the property sits in the historic district, a Certificate of Appropriateness has to be approved before you can even apply for the building permit, and it covers any exterior work. Most straightforward repairs do not reach permitting at all, but if yours does, we would rather have identified it at the estimate than have your job sitting still while paperwork catches up.
Questions Kennesaw homeowners ask us
Yes. Small commercial is a regular part of our Kennesaw work — typically leaks around HVAC curbs and pipe penetrations rather than the field of the roof itself.
The City of Kennesaw handles its own permitting and applications are online only. Most simple repairs do not require one. If your property is in the historic district, a Certificate of Appropriateness has to be approved before a permit application.
A real person. iRoofer has been family-owned since 2019 and the number on this page reaches us directly, not a lead broker who sells your details on.
Yes, and it is one of the most common sources of commercial leaks we find. The curb flashing is usually the failure point, not the roof surface around it.
Residential and small commercial price differently, and access drives a lot of it. We inspect free, show you the photographs, and put the number in writing before anything starts.