Roof Repair Marietta, GA — Fast, Reliable, Guaranteed

Roof repair in the town where LB Roofing started

LB Roofing and Construction was founded in Marietta in August 2008. Marietta is not one kind of house. The older homes around the Square, the brick ranches inside the Loop, the East Cobb subdivisions off Johnson Ferry and Sandy Plains, and the newer homes out Dallas Highway toward Kennesaw Mountain each leak in their own way. Here is what we look for in each.

What we find on Marietta roofs, part of town by part of town

• Historic Marietta: Kennesaw Avenue, Church Street, Whitlock Avenue and the blocks around the Square. Older homes with steep main roofs, chimneys, dormers, porch roofs and additions built decades apart. Leaks start where an addition ties into the original roof, at chimney flashing that was tarred over instead of replaced, and on low-slope porch roofs. Porch and addition roofs are covered on our flat roofing page.
• Inside the Loop and off Roswell Road and Powder Springs Road. Brick ranches and split-levels with low pitches, long gutter runs and roofs that have been patched more than once. Common calls: cracked pipe boots, worn valleys, and fascia rot behind gutters that overflow. See gutters and fascia and soffit repair.
• East Cobb (Marietta addresses off Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Plains Road and Lower Roswell Road). Two-story homes from the 1970s through the 1990s, many on their second or third shingle roof, under tall hardwoods. We find worn valleys, ridge vents that have lost their seal, and moss on the shady slopes.
• West Marietta and the Kennesaw Mountain side (Dallas Highway, Burnt Hickory Road). Newer subdivisions on wooded, hilly lots. Builder-grade flashing at sidewalls and dormers, and shingles lifted at the ridge and rake edges after wind.

Cobb County storms and Marietta trees

Storm damage in Marietta usually comes from spring and summer thunderstorms: hail that bruises shingles without knocking them off, and straight-line wind that lifts tabs and ridge cap. Late summer and fall can add heavy rain and gusts from the remnants of tropical storms. Then there are the trees. Much of Marietta has mature oaks and pines over the roofline, and a falling limb is one of the most common reasons a roof gets opened up. We do roof repair and tree removal and trimming, so one call can cover the tree, the tarp and the repair. See wind and tree damage roof repair.

Same-day emergency tarping across metro Atlanta. Call 404.875.6222. More on emergency roof tarping.

Repairs we do in Marietta

• Leak tracing and repair. Water runs along the decking before it shows on a ceiling. We find where it gets in, fix that, and show you the photos. See roof leak repair.
• Flashing. Chimney, wall and valley flashing redone with step and counter flashing, not a bead of caulk.
• Shingles and ridge cap. Replaced and matched as closely as the current product line allows.
• Pipe boots and vents. A cheap part and a common leak. Usually a short repair.
• Decking. Soft or rotted sections cut out and replaced before new shingles go down.
• Storm and tree damage. Same-day emergency tarp, then the repair once the roof is dry.
• Metal, tile and skylights. See metal roofing, tile roofing and skylights.
• Commercial roofs in Cobb County. TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and metal panel repairs. See commercial roofing.

What roof repair costs in Marietta

• Minor to medium repairs (flashing, vent boots, small leaks, isolated shingle damage): $300–$900
• Significant storm damage repairs (large sections of shingle loss, decking replacement, multiple problem areas): $1,500–$4,000 on average

These are the same published ranges as our Atlanta roof repair page. A steep two-story in East Cobb or an old roof near the Square with layers of past patches can sit toward the higher end because of labor and access, not a different price list. You get a free inspection and a written price before any work starts. No payment until finished, on most roofs. Financing is available through Magwitch.

Repair or replace?

One leak on a sound roof is a repair. A roof with granule loss on every slope, brittle shingles and a second or third leak is usually a replacement, and patching it means paying twice. We photograph what we find and tell you which one you have. If it is time for a new roof, see roof replacement in Marietta.

Storm damage and insurance claims

Hail, wind and fallen-tree damage is often covered by homeowner’s insurance; wear and age usually are not. We’ve helped homeowners through more than 2,000 insurance claims. We inspect and document the damage with photos, write a detailed estimate for your adjuster, and meet the adjuster at your home so nothing gets missed. You file the claim and stay in charge of it. More: storm damage and insurance claims and the 72-hour storm checklist.

How it works

1. Call or send the form. 404.875.6222, Monday–Saturday, 8am–7pm. If the roof is open, we tarp it the same day.
2. Free inspection. We get on the roof, check the attic when needed, and take photos.
3. A straight answer and a written price. Repair or replace, in writing.
4. Repair. Most repairs are scheduled within 24–48 hours of the inspection.
5. 5-year workmanship warranty. Details in the roof warranty guide.

Why Marietta homeowners call LB Roofing and Construction

• ✅ Founded in Marietta in August 2008
• ✅ We find the real source of the leak, not a bandaid fix
• ✅ 5-year workmanship warranty on repair work
• ✅ No payment until finished, on most roofs
• ✅ Helped homeowners through more than 2,000 insurance claims
• ✅ Licensed, bonded and insured, $1M liability coverage
• ✅ A+ rated with the Better Business Bureau
• ✅ 4.7 stars, 80 Google reviews

Don’t let a small problem become a big one. We’ll inspect your roof, diagnose the issue, and give you a straight answer — at no cost.

Monday – Saturday, 8AM – 7PM

Marietta roof repair FAQs

Is LB Roofing and Construction based in Marietta?

We started in Marietta in August 2008. Office now in Atlanta, Cobb County, at 3101 Cobb Pkwy SE, Suite 124. Marietta is where we started, and we serve it directly.

How fast can you get to a Marietta roof that is leaking right now?

Same-day emergency tarping across metro Atlanta. Call 404.875.6222. Most repairs are scheduled within 24–48 hours of the free inspection.

A tree fell on my roof. What should I do first?

If anyone is hurt or power lines are down, call 911 first. Then call us. We tarp the roof the same day, and because we also do tree removal and trimming, the tree, the tarp and the roof repair can all be handled by one company. Do not cut the tree off the roof yourself; it may be holding broken framing in place.

Will my homeowner’s insurance pay for my roof repair?

Storm damage from hail, wind or a fallen tree is often covered; wear and age usually are not. We’ve helped homeowners through more than 2,000 insurance claims. We inspect and document the damage with photos, write a detailed estimate for your adjuster, and meet the adjuster at your home so nothing gets missed. You file the claim and stay in charge of it.

Do you work on older homes near Marietta Square?

Yes. Older roofs around the Square and along Kennesaw Avenue, Church Street and Whitlock Avenue often have additions, chimneys and low-slope porch roofs, plus layers of old repairs. We take the time to find the real leak, and we tell you if the roof is past repairing.

Do you repair both residential and commercial roofs?

Yes. On homes we repair asphalt shingle, metal and tile roofs. On commercial buildings in Cobb County we repair TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and metal panel systems.

How do I know if I need a repair or a full roof replacement?

It depends on the roof’s age, how widespread the damage is, and how many earlier patches it has. Our free inspection comes with an honest recommendation. We will not sell you a replacement if a repair will hold. If it is time, see roof replacement in Marietta.

Do you warranty repair work?

Yes. Every repair comes with our 5-year workmanship warranty.

Do I have to pay upfront for a roof repair?

No. Most repairs require no payment until the work is finished. On larger replacement projects we may collect a partial payment once materials are delivered, with the balance due at completion. Financing is available through Magwitch.

Payment & Financing

We believe you shouldn’t have to pay for work you haven’t seen. On most roofing repairs, there’s no payment due until the job is 100% complete to your satisfaction. For larger roof replacement projects, we may request a partial payment once materials have been delivered to your property — at that point your investment is already protected on-site, and the remaining balance isn’t due until the work is finished.

Need help covering the cost upfront? We offer financing through Magwitch, so you can get your roof fixed now and pay over time. Ask your project manager about financing options, or apply directly online.