Reroofing adds a new layer of shingles or metal over your existing roof, while a full replacement removes everything down to the decking. Reroofing is faster and more cost-effective when your current roof is structurally sound with only one existing layer.

Standing seam metal roofs can last 40–70 years with minimal maintenance. Because the fasteners are concealed beneath the panels, there's significantly less chance of leaks or rust compared to exposed-fastener metal roofing systems.

Seamless gutters are cut from a single continuous form to match your home's exact measurements, eliminating the joints where most leaks and debris buildup occur. The result is fewer repairs, less rust, and a cleaner appearance against your exterior.

Yes — a qualified roofing contractor can provide a full roof inspection and meet directly with your insurance adjuster to document damage and support your claim. Having a professional advocate on-site often helps ensure your repair is covered in full.

No — standing seam metal roofs work well on ranch homes, barns, restaurants, and schools in addition to commercial properties. With various colors and textures available, they're a durable and stylish option for both residential and agricultural buildings.

If damage is limited to small cracks, missing shingles, or minor leaks and your roof has only one existing layer, reroofing is often the right call. Widespread structural damage or a second existing layer typically requires a full tear-off and replacement.

Asphalt shingles and metal roofing are both popular choices in Louisiana due to their ability to handle heat, humidity, and severe storm exposure. Metal roofing, particularly standing seam systems, offers superior wind and impact resistance during hail and hurricane seasons.

You should schedule a roof inspection as soon as it's safe to do so — ideally within days of the storm. Early documentation of hail, wind, or water damage is critical for a successful insurance claim and helps prevent secondary damage from untreated leaks.

Key cost drivers include the size and pitch of your roof, the material chosen (asphalt shingle vs. metal), the complexity of custom flashing or fabrication needed, and whether a tear-off of existing layers is required before installation can begin.

Yes — seamless gutters are available in a wide selection of colors and profiles, making it easy to match or complement your home's exterior. Because each section is custom-fabricated on-site to your exact measurements, the finished look is clean and precise.