Blog: Roof Replacement

​Replacing a roof is a major home improvement task, one that many homeowners in Atlanta, GA consider tackling on their own.

We’ve all heard the horror stories from family, friends, even coworkers about how they needed work done on their home, decided to go with the least expensive option and then paid greatly on the back side of the project. Roofing is no exception.

A Complete List of Terms You May Encounter During Your Full Roof Replacement Process ​A Full Roof Replacement can be a stressful and confusing process but at Peachtree Restorations, we think an educated homeowner is a great homeowner.

Why is it Important to Make Sure Your Roofing Company is a Licensed Contractor in Georgia? It’s extremely important to make sure that your roofing contractor is properly qualified to perform a construction project on your home.

UNDERSTANDING THE PEACHTREE RESTORATIONS PROCESS FOR YOUR FULL ROOF REPLACEMENT Getting a full roof replacement should not be a stressful process. Peachtree Restorations has a detailed process for taking the burden off our homeowner’s shoulders and handling as much as we can for you.

Your insurance claim has been approved, now what? a guide to insurance checks Insurance estimates are made complicated by design, paying your contractor doesn’t have to be. There are 4 parts to your insurance claim.

How Do I Know If My Roof Needs To Be Replaced? While your vehicle may have a check engine light, unfortunately your roof does not. For this reason, many homeowners resist addressing their roof until they notice interior damage or see missing shingles in their yard.

UNDERSTANDING WHY THE RECOVERABLE DEPRECIATION CHECK IS OWED TO THE ROOFING COMPANY Insurance claims can be so confusing for homeowners who have never been through the process. Many times, homeowners ask us, “What is recoverable depreciation? Do I get to keep those funds?

When using the insurance services you hoped you would never need, the last thing you want to discover is an unpleasant surprise in your policy coverage.  How often do you read your insurance policy renewal?