One in-house crew · 14 cities · Free inspection, and we say if it can wait
After a storm, this city fills up with roofers who were not here last year and will not be here next year. We are the other kind.
Every roofer in this city says trusted, local and reliable. None of those are things you can check. The rest of this page is things you can.
We are a residential and commercial roofing contractor working across New Orleans and thirteen surrounding cities. The same in-house crew handles the whole job, from the inspection to the last nail, which is why there is one number to call and one company answering for the result.
We do not knock on doors after a storm and we do not ask for money before the work starts. If a roof can last another season we would rather say so and be the people you call when it cannot.
Most of what we do is unglamorous. Flashing that was never sealed properly, a valley that has been patched twice already, decking that went soft under a roof somebody sold as new four years ago. That is the work.
You can see the full range on the Big Easy Roofing Company homepage, or reach a roofer directly through the contact page.
You will get somebody who has been on a roof this week, not a call center.
Not a list of everything a roof could ever need. These are the four things this crew is set up to do, and every one of them is handled in house.
One crew covers every one of these, so nobody hands your job to another trade halfway through.
This is what happens between your first phone call and the dumpster pulling off your driveway. Nothing costs you anything until step three.
Straight away if the ceiling is already wet. We walk the roof rather than looking at it from the driveway, and the inspection is free either way.
Every slope photographed, and a line-item estimate showing materials, quantities and labor rather than one number at the bottom.
No deposit before the work is scheduled and no pressure to sign on the day. We do not come back uninvited.
Once materials are on site the tear-off and the new roof happen in the same day on a normal house. Your home is not open to the sky overnight.
Magnet swept across the drive and the lawn, and the warranty paperwork handed over on the day rather than posted later.
Step one is a phone call and a look at the roof, and it costs nothing.
Every roofer in this city says trusted and reliable. These four are checkable, and all of them go in the paperwork before you sign anything.
Once your materials are on site, the tear-off and the new roof happen in the same day on a normal house. That is a crew size and a scheduling promise, and it matters because a roof half off overnight is a roof that is open when the next squall arrives.
The warranty covering a roof we install is written by the manufacturer, not by us. That matters because a contractor guarantee lasts exactly as long as the contractor, and this city has watched a lot of roofing companies come and go. We tell you at the estimate which warranty your roof qualifies for and what it excludes.
On an insurance job we meet your adjuster on the roof rather than sending photographs and hoping. We will not promise your claim gets approved, because nobody honest can. What we will do is make sure the person deciding it is looking at test squares and creased tabs in person.
Not every roof that looks tired needs replacing this year. If an inspection finds a repair where somebody else found a replacement, that is what the report will say. It is a slower way to run a roofing company and it is the reason most of our work arrives by recommendation.
Ask for any of these in writing before you sign anything, and it goes in writing.
Same crew, same warranty and the same response time whether you are in the Bywater or across the lake in Mandeville.
There is no travel surcharge on any of the fourteen. If your city is not on the list it is still worth calling, and you will get a straight yes or no rather than a maybe.
Not on the list? Ask us directly. Somebody who has actually been on a roof will answer.
Talk to a roofer504-229-3955Yes to both, and you should ask every contractor who quotes you the same question. A license number is a thing you can check in about a minute, and after a storm that minute is the cheapest protection you have.
Yes. Fourteen commercial services on flat and low-slope buildings, phased around your trading hours so the business keeps running. Same crew, same number.
Emergency tarping runs around the clock during hurricane season and the emergency line answers after hours. For a normal inspection it is usually same or next business day.
No deposit before the work is scheduled. You see a line-item estimate first, and nothing starts until you have agreed to it.
No. If somebody turns up at your door claiming to be us, they are not. We come out because you called, and we do not come back uninvited afterward.
New Orleans and thirteen surrounding cities, from Gretna and Harahan out to Slidell, Mandeville, Covington, Hammond, Laplace and Baton Rouge. No travel surcharge on any of them.
Name and phone are enough. We call back the same business day.