Same shingle. Same warranty. A lower number, in writing. And if I can't beat your estimate, I'll tell you it's a good one and to go sign it.
Applies to written retail estimates from licensed, insured Georgia contractors. Not applicable to insurance claim work.
Most people get a roofing estimate, stare at the number, and have no way to know if it's fair. This fixes that in an afternoon.
Take a picture of it with your phone and send it through the form below. No estimate yet? Tell me what's wrong and we'll start there instead.
About twenty minutes at your house. We get up there, measure it, photograph what we find, and show you. You don't decide anything while we're standing in your driveway.
Line by line, same shingle and same warranty as the estimate you sent. If I can't come in under it, I'll tell you that yours is a good estimate.
There's always somebody who will do it for less. Sometimes that's a real contractor with lower overhead. Sometimes it's a man with a truck, no license, no insurance, and no warranty — and when the leak comes back in eighteen months, there's nobody to call.
I don't beat a price by using a worse shingle. I beat it by charging less for the same work.
Georgia requires a licensed residential contractor to put a written warranty in every contract. The unlicensed low bidder isn't carrying that, isn't carrying liability insurance, and can't pull a permit. That's the gap that makes his number look small.
So compare the two estimates line by line. Same shingle. Same underlayment. Same tear-off and disposal. Same warranty in writing. When those match, price is the only thing left — and that's the comparison I want you to make.
You can verify any Georgia contractor's license yourself at the Secretary of State's public license lookup. Do it for me and do it for the other estimate. It takes a minute.
These are 2026 metro Atlanta market ranges, not a quote for your house. I'd rather you walk into this knowing the neighborhood the number lives in.
| Work | What's involved | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Leak or small repair | Flashing, boot, valley, a section of missing shingles | $350–$1,500 |
| Re-roof, small home | ~1,500 sq ft of roof, architectural shingle, tear-off | $7,000–$11,000 |
| Re-roof, typical home | ~2,000 sq ft of roof, architectural shingle, tear-off | $9,600–$16,000 |
| Re-roof, large home | ~3,000 sq ft of roof, architectural shingle, tear-off | $12,300–$19,400 |
What moves your number: roof size and pitch, how many valleys, dormers and skylights, how many layers come off, and whether there's rotted decking underneath. Nobody can quote a roof honestly from the street or from satellite photos alone.
One phone number for the thing that's leaking and the six things that have been on the fridge since spring.
Asphalt shingle work across metro Atlanta.
The parts of the house the weather gets to first.
Small renovations and the jobs bigger companies won't come out for.
Plenty of Atlanta roofs get replaced years before they need to be. Here's how I decide, and I'll tell you the same thing standing on your roof that I'm telling you here.
If it's a repair, I'll say it's a repair. Selling somebody a roof they don't need is how you get one job out of a neighborhood instead of ten.
Snap a photo of the quote you already have and attach it. I'll look at it, come see the roof, and give you a written number for the same work.
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I've been doing this work in this city for fifteen years, and Choice Group Management LLC is a licensed, insured Georgia residential contractor. My name goes on your contract, which means the standard the job is held to is mine.
I built this business on repeat work and neighbors telling neighbors, not on knocking doors after a hailstorm and leaving the state. That's also why the price-match offer exists: if you've got a fair estimate in hand, I'd rather tell you the truth and be the person you call next time than talk you out of a good deal.
Send me the written estimate you already have from a licensed, insured Georgia contractor. We look at your roof, and I give you a written number that comes in under it — for the same shingle and the same warranty. Not a cheaper shingle at a cheaper price. Same work, lower number.
Then I tell you it's a good estimate and you should sign it. You're out twenty minutes and you finally know the number you're holding is fair. That happens, and I'd rather you hear it from me than wonder about it for another month.
No. The price match is for retail, out-of-pocket work. If your roof is going through a claim, the scope and the money are set by your carrier and "beating a price" isn't how any of that works. We'll still come look and tell you honestly what we see.
For a typical metro Atlanta home with about 2,000 square feet of roof, an architectural asphalt shingle replacement with tear-off generally runs $9,600–$16,000 in 2026. Repairs usually land between $350 and $1,500. Your number depends on size, pitch, and what's found under the old shingles.
Yes. Choice Group Management LLC is a licensed Georgia residential contractor and carries insurance. The license number is on every contract and in the footer of this page, and you can verify it yourself through the Georgia Secretary of State's license lookup. I'd encourage you to check the other estimate the same way.
Yes. A leak, a section of siding, a porch rail, a garage door that won't close, cabinets, or a punch list of ten small things before you put the house on the market. Same phone number.
Usually within a day or two, and faster if water is coming in. If it's actively leaking, call instead of filling out the form.