Brava Roofing Contractor in Atlanta, GA

Mr. Roofer of Atlanta is an authorized Brava roofing contractor, which means Brava reviewed our company and our installs and agreed to put its name and its warranty behind our work. We have roofed metro Atlanta for more than 32 years, and premium synthetic tile is the kind of roof our crews specialize in. 0% APR financing for 12 months is available, subject to credit approval, and every estimate and roof inspection is free. This page lays out what the certification takes, why we carry it, and what it means for the warranty on your roof. If you are weighing a new roof or a roof replacement and want a certified roofing contractor who can prove it, call for a free estimate. 0% APR financing for 12 months is available, subject to credit approval.

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The Authorization Behind the Name

Brava does not sell its tile to any roofer and walk away. It authorizes the contractors it is willing to stand behind, lists them in its own public directory, and lets them register the Brava warranty on a finished roof. Getting that authorization is closer to an inspection of the company than a quick sign-up. Brava looks at how long we have been roofing and how many jobs we have finished, confirms our general liability and workers’ comp coverage, checks the crews and equipment behind the name, reads our Better Business Bureau record and customer history, and makes sure we have the financial standing to replace a premium roof if a mistake is ever made. We cleared all of it, we hold a Georgia state roofing license that is rarer in this trade than homeowners expect, and we keep our file current with Brava. A roofer with no manufacturer behind him is making promises on his own say-so. We are not.

The 50-Year Warranty Only We Can Register

Authorization is also what puts the warranty on your roof. Brava backs its tile with a 50-year limited warranty, one of the longest in roofing, and it covers the material against the fading, cracking, and failure that end a cheaper roof early. The tile carries a Class 4 impact rating, the top level, and a Class A or Class C fire rating depending on how the roof is assembled, so it holds up to Atlanta hail and sun. The catch is that only an authorized Brava contractor can register that 50-year coverage on your home. We register it and hand you the paperwork, so the warranty is documented, not just promised. A roofer outside Brava’s program cannot register it no matter what tile he buys.

The Three Brava Tiles We Install

Brava tile is composite, a synthetic molded from real slate, cedar, and clay roofs and made in part from recycled material, so you get the curb appeal of a natural roof with the low maintenance of a modern synthetic. Many homeowners come to Brava off aging concrete tile or worn asphalt shingles and want the upgrade to be the last roof they buy. Brava makes three lines, and we install all three to the manufacturer’s fastening and spacing specs. Each one carries the same Class 4 impact rating and the same 50-year warranty, so the choice is about the look you want, not the protection you get.

Brava line	The look it gives	Why homeowners choose it
Brava Old World Slate	Quarried natural slate	The depth and color of stone without the weight a real slate roof needs a reinforced structure to hold
Brava Cedar Shake	Hand-split wood shake	The grain and variation of real cedar with none of the rot, curl, or fire risk
Brava Spanish Barrel Tile	Classic clay barrel tile	The look of clay at a weight most roofs carry without added framing

Why Synthetic Still Needs a Specialist

Installing BRAVA composite roofing takes careful layout and attention to detail. Our crew uses chalk lines to keep the tiles aligned and follows BRAVA’s spacing and gap requirements, allowing for movement as temperatures change. On site, we cut and fit tiles around chimneys, vents, and other roof penetrations. Where appropriate, we install custom copper flashing around these areas and along roof valleys to help direct water away from the home. Following BRAVA’s installation guidelines also helps support the manufacturer’s warranty coverage.

Work With a Brava Contractor in Your Area

Considering a Brava roof on your home? Mr. Roofer of Atlanta installs Brava synthetic slate, cedar shake, and Spanish tile across metro Atlanta, including Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Roswell, Woodstock, Cartersville, & more.

What Homeowners Ask About Brava Roofs

Is Mr. Roofer a Brava authorized contractor?

Yes. Brava authorized us to install its tile and register its warranty, and we are listed in Brava’s own contractor directory. The authorization means a manufacturer vetted our training, insurance, and experience before we ever put a Brava roof on a home.

What is Brava roofing made of, and how long does it last?

Brava tile is a composite, a synthetic material molded to look like slate, cedar shake, or Spanish barrel tile. It carries a 50-year limited warranty, a Class 4 impact rating, and a Class A or C fire rating, so it holds up to Atlanta hail and sun far longer than the natural materials it imitates.

Is Brava cheaper than real slate or cedar?

Brava usually costs less to install than natural slate or cedar and weighs much less, so most homes can take it without the structural reinforcement a true slate roof needs. It is a premium product, not a budget one, and the 50-year warranty is part of what you are paying for.

Can you register the Brava warranty on my roof?

Yes. As an authorized contractor we register Brava’s 50-year limited warranty on the tile we install and give you the documentation. A roofer who is not authorized cannot register that coverage.

How do I confirm a Brava contractor before hiring?

Brava lists its authorized contractors in a directory on its website, so you can confirm any roofer, including us, before you sign. We would rather you verify it there than trust a sales pitch.

Want a Brava authorized contractor who can prove it? Contact Mr. Roofer of Atlanta for a free estimate on your synthetic slate, cedar shake, or Spanish tile roof today.

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