Roofing Services Southside Savannah

Yes. We build a single inspection route across your 31406 and 31419 portfolio, timed to your tenant turnover so we are not blocking move-ins. Each property gets a dated photo report covering roof condition, gutters, flashing, and any priority repairs. You get one PDF for all of them. Most landlords with 3+ Southside properties move to an annual schedule after the first cycle.

Everything runs by photo report and email. After the inspection you get a PDF with annotated images, a one-line summary per property, and flat-rate quotes on anything that needs work. You approve by reply, we schedule the repair against your tenant calendar, and a second photo report lands when the job closes out. Most Southside owners we work with have not been to Savannah in over a year.

On a typical 1,800–2,400 sq ft Southside rental we tear off the original 3-tab, replace warped waferboard sections, and install a 130 mph architectural shingle with a 6-nail enhanced pattern and reinforced starter strip. City of Savannah permit is pulled before we start and the final inspection record goes into the closeout packet for your owner file. Most jobs run 1–2 days end to end.

Yes — between-tenant is most of our Southside workload. We schedule the tear-off against your move-out, work daylight hours only, and run a magnetic nail sweep before we leave so the yard is tenant-ready. If your turnover window lands on a weekend we will quote the weekend crew at no surcharge. Property managers usually get the photo packet the day after we close out.

Yes. Volume pricing kicks in at three or more properties on the same inspection route — typically 10–15% off compared to scheduling each one separately. One crew, one mobilization, one consolidated invoice. We will quote a flat rate for the annual inspection package and itemized rates on repairs as they come up so the year-end numbers stay clean for your tax file.

It changes what we look for first. The Magnolia Park / Blueberry Hill, Fairway Oaks / Greenview, and Kensington Park subdivisions off DeRenne and around Bacon Park went up between the early 1950s and the early 1960s, so most of those roofs are well past a typical asphalt service life and the original decking can be thin or patched from earlier overlays. We confirm the original install era, check for soft decking on tear-off, and quote any deck replacement up front per sheet rather than as a mid-job surprise. On the curvilinear, cul-de-sac streets that define Fairway Oaks and Kensington Park we also plan rear-slope staging in advance because the lots do not always give a straight driveway shot to the roof.

Our Southside routes center on the 31406 and 31419 suburbs southeast of the DeRenne corridor — Magnolia Park / Blueberry Hill along DeRenne, Fairway Oaks / Greenview and Bacon Park around the golf course and Lake Mayer, and Kensington Park toward Abercorn. These are flatter, lower-canopy mid-century and builder-grade suburbs where wind and UV drive most of the wear. That is a different roofing market from Southwest Savannah's Windsor Forest and Georgetown line, which sit under a heavy oak-and-pine canopy where debris-clogged valleys and algae are the bigger problems. We work both, but we spec each one for its own conditions rather than running a single template across all of Savannah.