The Experts in Roofing in Charlotte, NC

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• Voted “The Best of the Best” Roofing Contractor

  We are just one ONE of two voted “best of the best” in North and South Carolina and one of only 30 in the entire country to have won GAF’s 3-Star President’s Club Award. This enables us to offer exclusive warranties and is a testament to our commitment to customer service.

• Rated 5-stars on Google

  The reviews speak for themselves and we are thrilled that our Charlotte customers, among others, feel so strongly about their roofing experiences with us.

• Military and First Responder Discounts

  Elite Roof and Solar is veteran-owned and operated roofing company that serves Charlotte and beyond. We support those that support our country. Receive $250 off any full roof replacement. Just ask!

• Licensed General Contractor

  Very few roofers in North and South Carolina are licensed beyond a basic business license. Projects above $40,000 are required to have a GC by law. Elite Roof and Solar has passed the rigorous General Contractor certification to ensure consumers are safeguarded, in compliance, and have greater peace of mind

• Payment Plans Available

  We know that full roof replacements can oftentimes be something that you didn’t budget for. They can be unexpected. We offer a variety of payment plans so that you don’t have to shoulder the whole cost all at once.

• What happens if I am planning to sell my home in Charlotte?

  When selling your home in Charlotte, the condition of your roof becomes a critical factor. Oftentimes, after a potential buyer completes a home inspection, small roof repairs or a full roof replacement are needed. Get in front of this possibility by having Elite perform a roof inspection that identifies any issues or concerns. Solve these problems before your home even goes on the market. A well-maintained roof enhances curb appeal, attracts buyers, and can help you negotiate a better price. Solar roofing in Charlotte can do the same—add to the resale value.

• Should I consider solar roof options to reduce energy costs during the hot Charlotte summers?

  Now is an opportune moment to tap into the sun’s power. Across its lifespan, a solar system holds the potential to recoup its costs through diminished electric expenses and an increased home value. Additionally, depending on your utility provider, you might have the chance to sell surplus energy back to the grid.

  Solar energy stands out as one of the most environmentally friendly energy options, representing the future of power. Opting for solar today translates to minimizing the risk associated with escalating electricity rates, potential power disruptions, and ensures a reliable electricity supply, irrespective of the uncertainties in future political climates.

• What counties in Charlotte do you serve?

  We serve Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Rowan, Stanley, Gaston, Union, Iredell, and Lincoln counties in North Carolina. In South Carolina, we serve York, Lancaster, and Cherokee counties. We essentially serve the whole of Charlotte and would be happy to make the trip to your home.

• Are there specific roofing maintenance tasks I should perform seasonally to address Charlotte’s weather conditions?

  In Charlotte, North Carolina, seasonal roof maintenance is crucial to safeguard your home. Elite definitely recommends proactive care. Spring brings the need for a thorough inspection to detect any damage or debris accumulation. Summer requires attention to UV damage and proper attic ventilation. In the fall, it’s vital to clear gutters and inspect for any damage following summer storms, while winter calls for snow and ice removal to prevent leaks. Throughout the year, be vigilant against moss and algae growth and consider professional roof inspections to maintain the longevity and integrity of your roof in Charlotte’s climate. And as always, if looking for a roofing contractor here in the 704, give Elite Roof a call.

• How often should I schedule roof inspections in Charlotte to ensure the long-term health of my roof?

  If you are unsure of the age of your roof, have recently moved into your home, have seen others in your neighborhood replace their roofs, or just have concerns, having Elite perform a roof inspection makes great sense. Additionally, after severe weather events, before the winter season, and following significant tree maintenance or removal, inspections can help catch and address issues early, preventing costly damage.

• Are there any specific roofing codes or regulations in Charlotte that I need to be aware of when planning a roof repair or replacement?

  There are specific roofing codes and regulations in Charlotte, North Carolina, that you should be aware of when planning a roof repair or replacement but if you work with a licensed roofing contractor, like Elite, you don’t have to worry about them. We’ll work with the city and counties where appropriate to make sure your project is in compliance, and only a licensed General Contractor can work on certain types of projects within Charlotte.

• What is the typical lifespan of a roof in Charlotte, considering the local climate and weather patterns?

  Regardless of the best quality roofing system or the worst, it is going to have an expiration date. This is absolute. But the better your contractor and materials, the longer your investment is going to endure. Typically, ~20 years is an acceptable lifespan for a new roof. However, roofs can last longer or not quite as long depending on the choice of material, the craftsmanship of the original installer, and the impact Charlotte weather plays on your roof.

  The typical lifespan of a roof in Charlotte, North Carolina, varies by roofing material. Asphalt shingle roofs typically last 15 to 30 years while metal roofing can last 25 to 50 years or more, while clay or concrete tiles may endure for 50 years or longer but may require individual tiles replacements over time. Slate roofs, known for their durability, can last 50+ years but require additional structure and support to account for their significantly increased weight.