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Natural slate lasts up to 100 years, resists fire on its own, and keeps its timeless beauty under Georgia sun that fades asphalt shingles and even a metal roof decades sooner. The dense stone suits nearly any architectural style and can help steady attic temperatures and cooling costs through Georgia summers. The stone usually is not what fails. Fasteners rust, flashings wear out, foot traffic from untrained workers cracks tiles, and small problems compound. A slate roof still needs proper maintenance, and the difference between a 60-year roof and a 100-year roof usually comes down to installation methods and the hands that touched it along the way.
A tile that has tilted or lost its grip does not mean you need a whole new roof. We slide it back into position and secure it with a copper hook, the fix slate craftsmen have used for generations.
Damaged stone comes out cleanly, and matched slate goes in, chosen for color, thickness, and grain so the repair disappears into the field.
Old nails rust out decades before good stone wears out. We refasten with copper nails that age at the pace of the roof itself.
Stone that flakes, powders, or drinks water has reached the end of its life. We identify how far it has spread and give you an honest read on what that means.
More than 32 years of experience and hundreds of cedar shake roofs repaired across metro Atlanta, alongside our slate and specialty roofing work
Certi-Label cedar shakes and synthetic cedar from CeDUR, DaVinci, and Enviroshake, installed with a commitment to quality installation standards
200+ five-star Google reviews and an A+ BBB rating reflecting real customer satisfaction
10-year workmanship warranty backing our quality craftsmanship
0% APR financing for 12 months, subject to credit approval
Every visit starts on the slate tile roof itself, using walking techniques that protect the stone. You get a photo report showing whether the trouble is the stone or the metal around it, with repair pricing before any work starts. That report doubles as storm documentation for your insurance company, and every job ends with a final walkthrough.
Repair fits when damage is limited and the structure is sound. When the stone has gone soft and flaky across large areas, we handle full slate roof installation with new natural slate or synthetic slate shingles from Enviroslate, DaVinci Roofscapes and BRAVA, offering slate roofing solutions that fit the roof, not our inventory. Every slate roof still needs maintenance, and an annual inspection catches slipped slate before small problems become costly repairs and water damage.
Ask a roofing contractor what a slate ripper is. If the answer takes too long, keep them off your roof. Working slate requires a slate ripper to free a tile without cracking its neighbors, a slate cutter to shape replacement stone, copper hooks to secure repaired tiles, and copper nails in place of the standard galvanized nails the storm chasers carry. Crews without those tools improvise, and improvising on slate means broken tiles, crushed corners, and repairs that fail in the first hard rain. As owner Brad Thomason puts it, “is it expensive to work on a slate roof? Yes. Do it right the first time”.
Slate repair pricing depends on how many tiles are involved, roof access, and how closely the replacement stone needs to match, so we confirm pricing with a free estimate before any work begins. 0% APR financing for 12 months is available, subject to credit approval.
Up to 100 years, and sometimes longer for a well-kept slate roofing system. Homes across Vermont and Pennsylvania are still under their original slate after a century. Fasteners and flashings wear out decades before good stone does, which is why maintenance focuses on the metal as much as the rock.
Slate that flakes, powders, or soaks up water has reached the end of its service life, while cracked or slipped individual tiles are usually a repair, not a replacement. If you are unsure, our on-roof evaluation gives you an honest answer either way.
Insurance only covers roof damage from sudden, catastrophic events like major hailstorms or high-wind storms. Damage from normal wear, aging, or lack of maintenance is not covered. Our photo documentation gives your adjuster exactly what the claim needs, and we stay involved until it resolves. Learn more about what insurance covers.
Natural slate is the hundred-year answer and carries a price to match. Synthetic slate roofing has closed the visual gap, and a synthetic slate roof from Enviroslate, DaVinci Roofscapes or BRAVA delivers the aesthetic appeal at lower weight and cost with strong impact ratings and minimal maintenance. We install and service both, so the honest comparison for your home and budget is part of the free estimate.
No, and this is the most expensive lesson in slate ownership. Roofers trained on asphalt shingles walk slate roofs wrong, carry the wrong nails, and lack the tools to remove a tile cleanly. The repair bill after an untrained crew is often larger than the original problem. Slate calls for a specialist, full stop.
Looking for the slate roofing Atlanta trusts with its hundred-year homes? Contact Mr. Roofer for a free estimate on slate roof repair, restoration, or replacement today.
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I called Brad with an issue on my roof and he had someone out to check it out and fixed it within a day or two. Very responsive and professional service, I will definitely call them for any future roofing issues.Posted on Google![]()
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I’ve used Mr. Roofer twice. Once to install ridge cap ventilation on my roof and the second time to repair roof wind damage on an insurance claim. Both times they were great to work with. The first time I worked with Albert, the second time Brad. Both were friendly, responsible and professional. On the insurance claim they were really helpful in assessing damage and helping me navigate working with the insurance adjuster. I will continue to use them for my future roofing needs.