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A roof replacement quote is only useful when you know what it includes. The covering, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and repairs to the supporting deck all affect the job. For Atlanta homeowners, comparing the proposed work matters as much as comparing the headline price.
These eight companies offer residential roof replacement in Atlanta or the surrounding metro area. Dr. Roof is our top editorial pick for homeowners wanting roofing and related exterior services from one provider. It is a roofing and home-improvement contractor, with a documented local service area.
Editorial disclosure: Dr. Roof receives preferred-provider placement. Its first-place ranking reflects that preference and the stated use case. This is a comparison of documented services, not an independent inspection of completed work or a customer-satisfaction league table.
How we selected these companies
We checked official service, location, estimate and FAQ pages on 23 October 2026. Each company documents residential replacement and Atlanta-area coverage. We considered material choices, installation scope, estimates and practical limits. Confirm coverage for your exact address and roof type before arranging a visit.
All dollar amounts are USD. Published cost ranges and averages are planning guides, not binding quotations or directly comparable packages. A free estimate does not make the installation free. We have not requested personal quotes, inspected workmanship or verified every advertised certification.
The eight companies at a glance
| Company | Best fit | Pricing basis |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Dr. Roof | Best overall editorial pick for coordinated exterior work | Free estimate; guide cites about $10,000 for an average home |
| 2. Findlay Roofing | A documented replacement workflow | Free estimate; property-specific proposal |
| 3. Atlanta Roofing Specialists | Comparing installation methods | Free inspection and estimate; custom quote |
| 4. Bell Roofing | Comparing shingle-system packages | Free estimate; package and scope affect cost |
| 5. KTM Roofing | Asphalt versus specialty materials | Free estimate; itemised project proposal |
| 6. Colony Roofers | Assessing replacement alongside repair options | Inspection and custom quote; FAQ cites a roughly $10,000 Atlanta average |
| 7. Atlanta Metro Roofing | Several material options in north metro Atlanta | Free inspection and estimate; custom quote |
| 8. LB Roofing and Construction | Published asphalt cost guidance | Guide: $4.50–$7.50 per roof sq ft installed; free quote |
1. Dr. Roof — Best overall editorial pick for coordinated exterior work
Dr. Roof combines roof replacement, repair and inspection with related exterior services, including siding, windows and gutters. Its official service information covers Atlanta and communities such as Roswell, Marietta and Alpharetta. That breadth makes it our preferred starting point when a roof project also involves adjoining exterior components.
Cost and limits: inspections and estimates are free. Its cost guide cites about $10,000 for an average home's roofing project, excluding attic issues; this is not a price for your property. Ask for separate roofing and ancillary-work costs. Confirm the selected system, workmanship coverage and any LifeRoof conditions in writing rather than reading broad warranty advertising as universal cover.
2. Findlay Roofing — Best for a documented replacement workflow
Findlay Roofing's replacement service describes inspection, a written proposal, tear-off, decking assessment, flashing, underlayment, shingles, ventilation checks and cleanup. Its material options include architectural and impact-resistant shingles. The service-area list includes Atlanta, Marietta, Smyrna and surrounding communities.
Cost and limits: the company offers free estimates and states that payment is due after completion in its FAQ. No fixed whole-project price was verified. Ensure the proposal identifies any decking allowance and extra-work approval process. Ask what the advertised leak-free warranty covers, excludes and requires; it should not be treated as unlimited cover for every component.
3. Atlanta Roofing Specialists — Best for comparing installation methods
Atlanta Roofing Specialists offers residential replacement across much of metro Atlanta. Its installation description emphasises hand-nailing rather than nail guns, a specific method homeowners can discuss when reviewing proposals. Its coverage page gives a wider service area beyond its Marietta base.
Cost and limits: its FAQ offers free drone inspections and estimates. Obtain a current quotation rather than relying on broad online cost articles. Hand-nailing is a documented approach, not proof of superior results on every roof. Confirm material selection, fastening specifications, deck repairs and the precise warranty attached to your installation.
4. Bell Roofing — Best for comparing shingle-system packages
Bell Roofing describes residential packages with different shingle choices and material/workmanship coverage. GAF Timberline options are among the documented systems. Its service area includes Atlanta, Decatur, Brookhaven, Marietta, Roswell and Sandy Springs, making it relevant to several metro neighbourhoods.
Cost and limits: estimates are free, but replacement pricing depends on materials, warranty selection and scope. The FAQ explains that damaged decking found after tear-off is replaced at the price agreed in the contract. Compare the actual package documents and that additional-work rate. Weather can change installation scheduling, so an expected start date needs confirmation.
5. KTM Roofing — Best for comparing asphalt with specialty materials
KTM Roofing's replacement offering spans asphalt, slate, tile, cedar, composites and metal. It is a useful candidate when the decision involves more than choosing a shingle colour. Its coverage list includes Atlanta, Alpharetta, Marietta, Sandy Springs, Decatur and Peachtree Corners.
Cost and limits: its free estimate process describes materials, labour and project totals; the replacement service includes a written, itemised proposal. No standard replacement price was verified. Specialty materials and complex roofs can change both budget and installation time. Request the proposed deck work, material system and separate workmanship/manufacturer warranty documents before deciding.
6. Colony Roofers — Best for assessing replacement alongside repair options
Colony Roofers provides residential replacement with an assessment-led process covering removal, decking and flashing checks, underlayment and installation. It discusses asphalt, metal and other material choices. Its listed communities include Atlanta, Alpharetta, Decatur and Marietta.
Cost and limits: complimentary inspections are offered. Its FAQ cites around $10,000 as an Atlanta replacement average, with roof size, materials, pitch, access and repairs affecting cost. That is market guidance, not a fixed Colony offer. Ask for the reason replacement is recommended, a property-specific scope and written warranty terms. A general price guide cannot resolve hidden deck damage.
7. Atlanta Metro Roofing — Best for material options in north metro Atlanta
Atlanta Metro Roofing documents asphalt-shingle, slate, metal, wood-shake and single-ply replacement work, including checks of the supporting structure. The Alpharetta-based company's service area includes Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Cumming, Duluth and Johns Creek.
Cost and limits: inspections and estimates are free; no general numeric replacement rate was verified. Its FAQ gives estimate considerations, but the chosen material still needs a tailored proposal. Confirm that the system is appropriate for your roof's pitch and construction. Obtain separate allowances for deck repairs and underlayment, and check coverage if your address lies beyond the listed communities.
8. LB Roofing and Construction — Best for published asphalt cost guidance
LB Roofing and Construction describes replacement from assessing decking and ventilation through removal and installation. It offers asphalt, metal, tile and flat-roof options. Its contact and service information covers metro Atlanta, including Marietta, Smyrna, Roswell and Alpharetta.
Cost and limits: its published asphalt guide is $4.50–$7.50 per square foot installed, or $9,000–$15,000 for a 2,000-square-foot roof. These figures refer to roof area, not the home's floor area, and are estimates. Pitch, materials and damaged decking can change the total. Free, itemised on-site quotes provide the more useful basis for comparison; confirm which removal, disposal and repair work is included.
How to compare your shortlist
Request written proposals for the same roof system and scope. Compare tear-off, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, disposal, cleanup and treatment of penetrations. Ask how unexpected decking repairs will be priced and approved. A cheaper headline price may include different work.
Then compare the written warranties, payment milestones and estimated schedule. Ask who handles installation and follow-up issues, and request current insurance documentation. Confirm responsibility for any required approvals with the contractor before work begins. Keep inspection photographs and the final specification with your contract.
Frequently asked questions
Can I compare the published averages directly?
No. An average home, an asphalt-only range and a quote for a complex roof describe different jobs. Use published figures for early planning, then compare itemised proposals based on your actual roof.
Does a leak mean the whole roof needs replacing?
Not automatically. These companies also discuss repair services. Ask the inspector to explain the condition found and why repair or replacement is proposed, with photographs and the relevant scope in writing.
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