Expert Roofing & Siding Company Serving Mcdonough, GA

Mrs. S is starting to prepare her home to be put on the market and wanted to know what condition the roof was in. She decided to get a couple of roof contractors out to come take a look and one of them was PGRS. She met with her project Consultant, Jose, who inspected the roof and instantly discovered some storm damage. Jose showed the homeowner pictures of the damage so she could call in the claim. Jose walked her through calling in a claim and what to expect when the adjuster came out and even offered to meet the adjuster to give her an honest inspection. Jose met the inspector when he came out and the roof was approved for a new roof. Mrs. S was so happy and grateful. She decided to go with an IKO marathon three-tab 25-year roof system. She now has a long-lasting roof system to pass on to the new homeowner.

Mr. C called PGRS because he was experiencing water stains on the kitchen ceiling. He had been up on his roof multiple times trying to caulk the area, but the roof kept leaking. After a roof and attic inspection, his project consultant from PGRS discovered rotted decking around a vent boot. Our crew went out, replaced the decking, installed a new boot and added new shingles and his roof is leak-free once more.

Mr. And Mrs. P have owned their home for a while. Mr. P has been in the process of trying to finish painting a shed they installed in the back, but between his busy schedule, never got the opportunity to finish. He saw a corner of fascia starting to rot and figured he’d better call someone. He also wanted to improve the curb appeal of his home and possibly freshen everything up with a paint job. They called PGRS because they had done some work for their next door neighbor. They met with their project consultant Jose. José met them on time to go over their project. José determined he wanted an overall inspection of the wood on his home and then an estimate to improve the look of his home with new paint. José inspected the project and found some wood rot starting on the outside corners of the chimney and showed them to Mr. And Mrs. P. They had another company come out and they never got on the roof so this was a surprise to them. José quoted the repairs to the chimney and another small section of fascia that Mr. P had noticed. He also quoted a paint job to all the fascia, soffit, and the shed in the back. First we would re-caulk all his windows, due to the existing caulking being dry rotted. Then, we would apply 3 full coats of paint to ensure best results. In the end Mr. and Mrs. P were confident this solution would make their home picture perfect once again.

Mr. B was experiencing an overabundance of water coming off his roof at the rear of his home during our very wet winter. He was very concerned about the water doing damage to his rear door. He called PGRS to provide a solution to manage his rainwater. T.J. met with Mrs. B who was furloughed during the COVID outbreak, to discuss their options. T.J. showed her that the area of concern would need 2 separate sections of gutter as the 2 roof lines were at different heights. She asked for options to do the gutters a couple of different ways so she and her husband could decide how they wanted to proceed. Ultimately, they decided to try just doing 1 section of gutter and downspout to see how much it helps their situation. With the addition of the new gutter on the back of their home, their water problems have been greatly minimized.

Ms. T called PGRS to come look at some siding on her home, she started seeing a spike in her electric bill, along with bats in the attic and she was concerned. She met with Jose her project consultant to look over her concerns. José carefully inspected the siding and the attic carefully to see what her issues were. The siding had pulled loose and allowed big gaps for wildlife to get into, as well as air from the outside. Which is why her electric bill was higher than normal, and she had bats in the attic. After explaining her the issues with the existing siding not being installed correctly, and the corner boards were wood. José explained to her the best solution was to do new Siding installed correctly, with slip flashing, and true Hardi corner boards and end joints caulked properly. That would get her electric bill back down along with the bats out of her house. Ms. T now has beautiful new Hardi siding!

Mr. S was experiencing a leak in his basement along the bottom of the foundation. He called a foundation repair company out and they told him that he had an issue with his siding. He called PGRS to come out and take a look. His Project Consultant, Steve, found a gap at the bottom of the siding where it meets the foundation. He proposed removing the siding along the foundation and installing an aluminum trim piece for flashing and replacing some of the damaged wall sheathings, installing a vapor barrier, and new Hardie Siding with paint to match his existing siding. Now they have a permanent solution to stop water from coming into their basement!

Greg met with the Mr. and Mrs. P to look at two leaks they had in their roof, one in a bedroom and one in their breakfast nook. After a full roof and attic inspection Greg found the source of both leaks and offered a solution. Mr. and Mrs. P were please that the price was less than they were expecting it to be and they now have a leak-free roof once again.

Mr. L noticed he had a couple of windblown shingles on his roof, so he looked up a trusted roof company near him. He met with his project consultant, Jose, from PGRS. Mr. L told Jose his concerns with the windblown shingles and wondered if he needs a repair or a replacement. Jose listened to what Mr. L wanted and then he did a complete attic inspection to determine if there were any unseen leaks. After he got on the roof and performed a roof inspection, Jose came down and showed Mr. L the video. Mr. L clearly saw his roof was close to the end of its life cycle but wasn't ready to replace it at this time and only wanted to repair the damages. Jose presented him with an option that worked for him to replace the damaged windblown shingles and do overall roof maintenance to hold him over till he was ready to replace. Now Mr. L doesn't have to worry about the possibility of a leak.

Mr. S recently purchased a new home. With the recent rains, we were experiencing he noticed some stains on the inside of his ceiling. Sometime after he then developed another leak in an upstairs bedroom that came through the sheetrock and was leaking onto his carpet. He met with Jose, his consultant, to inspect his roof. After getting in the attic Jose determined there were 2 active leaks and 1 leak that seemed to only show up during wind-blown rains. After Jose got on the roof he determined that the issues were caused by an installation error. The bay window on the rear of the home was done incorrectly. Not only were there exposed nails on the entire bay roof, but every other nail was also nailed at an angle and every other shingle was bowing and the shingles weren't long enough to dump the water into the gutter. The other leak was also an installation error where some decking had come loose and created a dam for water to build up and eventually penetrate the home. Jose presented an option to re-do the entire bay roof correctly. To do so, the new starter shingles and architectural shingles would need to extend into the gutter like they're supposed to. Along with that, we would need to add some hips to the roof instead of laying the shingles flat along with it. The new bay roof now is tied into the rest of the roof properly and flows into the gutter like it is supposed to. Mr. S now has a leak-free home.

Greg went out and met with Mr. S who had two leaks, one in his laundry room and one in the dining room. After a full inspection, Greg found the source of the leak in the laundry room, which was coming from a hole around their upstairs bathtub, but the leak in the dining room was coming from some loose flashing on his roof. Mr. S had to call a plumber for the bathroom leak, but we were happy to help him out with the roof leak. Our team went out and repaired the flashing on the roof that was causing the problem. The leaks have stopped and Mr. S is glad he called PGRS.

Mr. and Mrs. H wanted to make improvements to the exterior of their home since some of their aluminum fascia was dislodged and dented from recent storms. They met with T.J. in early October to look at options to completely replace all the vinyl siding and gutters on their home. After some thought they asked T.J. to give them a few other options for replacing just the metal fascia wrap and gutters. Once they had some time to weigh all their options, they decided to have all the fascia on the home re-wrapped and have their gutter system replaced, saving the vinyl siding for a later date. They now have beautifully wrapped fascia with a gutter system that can appropriately manage all the rain water coming off the roof.

Mr. E has TruGreen performing weed control on his lawn. During one treatment they hit the side of Mr. E's house with a piece of equipment, and caused some damage to his siding. He called PGRS out and explained the situation to T.J., so that T.J. could provide a quote to TruGreen for the repairs. It took about a week for TruGreen to receive the quote from Mr. E, but once they did, they called T.J. to submit payment to get the damages fixed. Mr. E's siding is like new again on the right side of his home thanks to TruGreen stepping up and taking care of their mistake.

Rotted wood siding is a huge pain that this McDonough homeowner was tired of dealing with. After having multiple contractors come out and replace a piece of siding here and there, they were ready for a permanent solution.

Based on a referral from a friend, the homeowner decided to call Professional Grade Roofing Solutions to come out and assess the situation. They wanted to keep the look of the wood siding so vinyl siding was not an option. They decided to replace all of the old wood siding with Hardie Plank Cement Fiber Siding. Since cement won’t rot, they now have the comfort in knowing that their home's siding will last for many years.