Dunwoody Club Forest and the surrounding area near the Dunwoody Country Club are mostly large two-story homes built in the 1970s and 1980s. Many have had at least one re-roof, and many of those roofs are aging again.
Dunwoody also sits in a frequent hail path, so storm damage claims are a big part of our work here.
What we see on Dunwoody Club Forest roofs.
- Aging shingles. Granule loss, curling and brittle shingles are common on roofs from the 1990s and 2000s.
- Hail and wind damage. Storm damage often isn't visible from the ground and needs a documented inspection.
- Attic ventilation. Older two-story homes often have poor ventilation, which shortens roof life.
- HOA approval. Many communities require approval for shingle style and color.
Before you re-roof in Dunwoody Club Forest.
If your roof is more than 15 years old and you've had a hailstorm in the past year, a free inspection can tell you whether you have a claim worth filing.
Documenting hail in a busy storm corridor
Dunwoody has been in a busy storm corridor, and hail damage can be easy to miss on architectural shingles. We mark test squares on each slope, count the hits, and photograph them with a measured reference. We also match the damage to the storm date when we can, so the claim has a clear record.
Preparing the HOA submittal
Many Club Forest homes are governed by an HOA that reviews roof color, material and sometimes the contractor's insurance. We prepare the submittal packet with product sheets, color samples and our certificate of insurance, and we follow up with the architectural review committee until the approval is in hand.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if hail damaged my roof?
Hail damage is often hard to see from the ground. We inspect every slope, mark hits and photograph the damage.
Will my HOA approve a new shingle color?
Many will, with the right paperwork. We provide samples and product details for your submission.
Do you pull permits in Dunwoody?
Yes. We handle City of Dunwoody roofing permits.
What do I need to submit to my HOA?
Usually the shingle product and color, the specifications and a certificate of insurance. We prepare the packet for you and send it in.
