After the September 5, 2026 storm, Flowery Branch homeowners can check for missing shingles, loose flashing and leaks. Review local weather reports, compare roof repair and replacement options, and schedule a free professional roof inspection.
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Hoschton was named in the September 5, 2026 wind and hail warning. Learn what the weather record confirms, how to recognize roof damage, and when repair or replacement may be appropriate. Schedule a free professional roof inspection.
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Black Streaks on Roofs: Algae & Moss in GeorgiaBlack Streaks on Roofs: Algae & Moss in GeorgiaBy the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published September 6, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Black streaks on asphalt roofs are usually algae discoloration, commonly associated with Gloeocapsa magma—not soot or household mold. Georgia humidity and…
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Architectural Shingles vs. 3-Tab: Georgia GuideArchitectural Shingles vs. 3-Tab: Georgia GuideBy the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published September 3, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: 3-tab shingles are single-layer, flat and economical. Architectural shingles are laminated for a dimensional look and are usually backed by stronger wind and warranty options. For most…
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DOM Roofing & Restoration has been nominated for Atlanta’s Best 2026 in the Best Roofing Company category. We are honored to be recognized alongside some of the most respected roofing companies in Metro Atlanta. As a local, veteran-owned and family-operated company, every roof we repair or replace represents a homeowner who trusted our team to…
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Roof Decking: Signs of Rot & Replacement Cost (2026)Roof Decking: Signs of Rot & Replacement Cost (2026)By the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published August 31, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Roof decking—also called sheathing—is the plywood or OSB fastened to rafters or trusses beneath the roofing system. Soft, delaminated or water-soaked…
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Roof Underlayment: Felt vs. Synthetic for Georgia HomesRoof Underlayment: Felt vs. Synthetic for Georgia HomesBy the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published August 28, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Roof underlayment is the secondary protective layer installed between shingles and roof decking. Asphalt-saturated felt is familiar and economical; synthetic underlayment is lighter,…
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Roof Flashing Guide: Types, Leaks & Repair Cost (2026)Roof Flashing Guide: Types, Leaks & Repair Cost (2026)By the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published August 25, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Roof flashing is corrosion-resistant metal that directs water away from joints and penetrations. Step flashing protects roof-to-wall intersections; counterflashing covers its…
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Drip Edge: Why Georgia Roofs Fail Without ItDrip Edge: Why Georgia Roofs Fail Without ItBy the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published August 22, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Drip edge is the narrow metal flashing at roof eaves and rake edges. It directs runoff away from the roof deck and fascia.…
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Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles: Georgia GuideClass 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles: Georgia GuideBy the Dom Roofing & Restoration team · Published August 19, 2026 · Sugar Hill, GAThe short answer: Class 4 is the highest rating in the UL 2218 impact test for prepared roof coverings. It means the product passed a specific laboratory impact test; it…
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