Top Residential Roofing Contractor Near Whitesville, KY

We offer asphalt shingle roof replacements, repairs, leak diagnostics, preventive maintenance, and free roof inspections across Whitesville, KY.

Look for a licensed, insured contractor with strong local reviews, clear pricing, and workmanship warranties—like Owensboro Roof & Exterior Pros.

Yes. We provide free inspections and detailed estimates for homeowners in and around Whitesville.

Most projects begin within a few days, depending on weather and materials. Emergency leak and storm repairs in Whitesville are prioritized.

Yes—we’re fully licensed and insured to operate in Whitesville and throughout KY.

Absolutely. We document shingle damage, meet adjusters when needed, and guide Whitesville homeowners through the claim process.

Most full replacements take 1–3 days depending on roof size, pitch, layers to remove, and weather.

We install architectural (dimensional) asphalt shingles in a range of profiles and colors selected for KY weather and your budget.

Yes—financing options are available for qualified Whitesville homeowners through our approved partners.

You’ll get manufacturer material coverage plus our workmanship guarantee for added peace of mind on your Whitesville project.

Local expertise, clean job sites, clear timelines, and installs that stand up to KY weather.

Yes. We handle permits, inspections, and code compliance for your roofing project.

Yes—our residential roofing services cover homes, garages, sheds, and select outbuildings across Whitesville and nearby areas.

Call us at 270-315-9472 or submit our online form to schedule a free roof inspection.

Yes. We provide detailed roof inspections and photo reports for buyers, sellers, and agents in Whitesville.

Sometimes. We’ll evaluate your roof in Whitesville to determine if an overlay meets local code and performance standards.

Yes. We tear off and responsibly dispose of old roofing before installing new underlayments, flashing, and shingles.

Active leaks, missing or curled shingles, granule loss, soft decking, or repeated repairs often indicate it’s time to replace the roof.

Yes. A foreman or project manager is onsite to answer questions and ensure quality control from start to finish.