What you may see

Start with what you can already see.

Widespread shingle wear or leaks that keep returning are reasons to have the whole roof inspected. We'll discuss whether another repair is worthwhile or replacement makes more sense.

Widespread wear across multiple slopes You're seeing granule loss, brittle spots or aging shingles on more than one section of the roof.
Repeated leak or patch calls The same roof keeps needing patches, and another one doesn't feel like a real fix anymore.
Brittle, curling, or heavily worn shingles The shingles look like they're near the end of their life.
Home sale prep with a known roof issue If you're listing or closing soon, you'll want a clear replacement plan first.

Where we replace roofs

Roof replacement near you.

We replace roofs across Brunswick and New Hanover counties, from Oak Island and Carolina Shores to Leland, Wilmington and the beaches. Find local notes for your area: Brunswick County roofing · New Hanover County roofing · all towns.

Oak Island We replace roofs on Oak Island homes and rentals. Tell us the property type and why you’re considering a new roof. Oak Island Roof Replacement
Not sure your town is covered? Send your town or community name with your inspection request, and we’ll confirm coverage. See All Service Areas

What this service covers

What goes into your replacement

We inspect the roof first. Then we go over tear-off, decking, flashing, ventilation and underlayment with you before we agree on the work. We'll also talk through shingle or metal options and copper flashing. For low-slope areas, we'll cover TPO, EPDM or Hydro Stop. If CertainTeed roof-system or hand-nailing requirements apply to your project, we'll cover those too.

Good fit for: Older homes, rental properties, business properties, homes being prepared for sale, or owners tired of repeated repair calls on the same aging roof.

Why it matters: A planned replacement protects the structure and improves curb appeal. It also ends the cycle of patching a roof that's past it. On shingle roofs, nail placement and depth matter: overdriven, angled or misplaced nails can weaken how well shingles hold up in wind.

Synthetic underlayment across a prepared roof slope before shingles Finished shingle roof on a residential home Finished silver metal roofline in a coastal neighborhood

CertainTeed + hand-nailing

Shingles, fastening and warranty options

CertainTeed ShingleMaster: Vera's Roofing is a CertainTeed ShingleMaster credentialed roofing company. For shingle roofs, we typically recommend CertainTeed and GAF 30-year shingles. For eligible CertainTeed shingle replacements, we'll help you compare the roof system, manufacturer warranty paperwork, registration, transfer rules and exclusions before we order materials.

Manufacturer coverage is not automatic. Availability depends on selected products, full roof system, installation requirements, registration, property type, transfer rules, and CertainTeed’s current written terms. Installations include a one-year warranty covering labor and materials, in addition to those manufacturer warranties.

Metal options include 5-V, Multi-Rib, and standing seam. For painted metal panels, we recommend 26-gauge minimum for wind and corrosion resistance. When a permit is required, we get it.

Hand-nailed shingle work: We hand-nail only when it's part of the agreed scope. When it is, we place each nail deliberately and check its placement and depth before the next shingle covers it.

FORTIFIED roof option

Considering a FORTIFIED roof?

Gustavo Vera is a FORTIFIED Roofer (provider ID R012048). FORTIFIED standards are designed to help roofs better resist high wind, hail and hurricanes. Ask about these features while planning your replacement.

Plan early: An eligible project can require specific scope, installation documentation, evaluator coordination, and verification before covered details are hidden by later roofing layers.

What the credential means: The FORTIFIED Roofer credential belongs to the contractor. It does not designate your home or guarantee a grant or insurance benefit. Each project needs its own evaluation and documentation.

Compare roof replacement estimates

Know what the roof replacement price includes.

Two estimates can call for different work. Before you compare totals, ask each roofer to explain the differences, and get these details in writing:

  • Roof and materials. Confirm the roof areas, how many old layers will be removed, and the roofing product and underlayment included.
  • Flashing and vents. Find out which flashing, pipe boots and roof-edge metal will be replaced or reused, and whether any vents will change.
  • Damaged wood. Ask for the price per sheet, board or other unit of replacement decking, what quantity and labor are included, and how you will approve any extra work before it starts.
  • Protection and cleanup. Ask how they'll protect the house while the roof is open, including overnight or if it rains, and how they'll haul away nails, debris and old materials.
  • Schedule and payments. Get estimated start and finish dates, plus the deposit and payment schedule. Don't pay for the whole job before it's finished. NC consumer guidance
  • Warranties. Our installations include a one-year warranty covering labor and materials, in addition to the standard manufacturer warranties. When you compare estimates, get each contractor's warranty length, coverage, exclusions and claim contact in writing. Review the manufacturer's terms and any registration requirements separately.
  • Credentials. We carry workers' compensation and general liability insurance. In North Carolina, contracts worth $40,000 or more require a licensed general contractor. Verify a GC license. If another license is claimed, check with its issuing agency. Ask for the contractor's insurance certificate directly from the insurer. NC DOJ guidance

Send us your town, property type, rough roof age and why you're thinking about replacement. We'll inspect the roof and talk through a plan for your property.

Repair or replacement

Repair or replace the roof?

Photos are a good start, but the plan depends on roof age, overall condition, slope, access and what we find at the inspection.

Repair may be enough: The problem is localized and the surrounding roof is still in good condition.

Consider replacement: The roof keeps needing patches, wear is widespread, or several areas are failing.

What to send

Tell us what you’re noticing

A short note is enough to start. Photos are welcome but never required. We'll see the roof in person at the free inspection.

  • Town and property type
  • Approximate roof age if known
  • Whether the concern is repeated leaks, sale prep, or overall wear
  • Optional photos of full roof slopes and problem areas

Questions

Common questions about roof replacement.

What affects the cost of roof replacement?

Roof size, slope, access, selected materials and the condition found during inspection affect the work required. Compare estimates with the same roof areas, tear-off and decking assumptions, flashing and ventilation details, and written warranty terms. An inspection and agreed scope are needed for a property-specific estimate.

How do I know if I need replacement instead of repair?

If wear is widespread, leaks keep coming back or the roof is just worn out, it may be time to consider replacement. We'll make the final call after the inspection.

Can every roof get CertainTeed manufacturer warranty coverage?

No. CertainTeed manufacturer warranty options depend on materials, system, installation requirements, registration, property type, transfer rules, and CertainTeed written terms.

Do you offer a warranty on roof installations?

Yes. Installations include a one-year warranty covering labor and materials, in addition to the standard manufacturer warranties.

What shingles and metal roofs do you recommend?

For shingle roofs, we typically recommend CertainTeed and GAF 30-year shingles. Metal options include 5-V, Multi-Rib, and standing seam. For painted metal panels, we recommend 26-gauge minimum for wind and corrosion resistance.

Who handles roofing permits?

We do. When a permit is required, we get it.

Does every replacement include hand-nailing?

No. We hand-nail only when it's part of the agreed scope.

Do you replace roofs for rentals and business properties?

Yes. Vera's Roofing works with homeowners, rental property owners, and business property owners across Brunswick and New Hanover counties.

What should I include when I request a replacement inspection?

Your town and property type, roof age if you know it, and whether it's about repeated leaks, sale prep or overall wear. Photos of full slopes and problem areas are optional.

Do you plan roof replacements near me in Brunswick County or Wilmington?

Yes. We replace roofs throughout Brunswick and New Hanover counties, including Wilmington. Tell us where the property is and we'll talk through your project.

Areas we serve

Roof replacement across Brunswick and New Hanover counties.

We replace roofs in the Brunswick and New Hanover County towns listed below and in the unincorporated communities of both counties. Choose your town below, or see our Brunswick County and New Hanover County roofing pages or the full list of towns and communities.

New Hanover County

Plus Castle Hayne, Ogden, Porters Neck, Murrayville, Myrtle Grove, Masonboro and Monkey Junction. All New Hanover County places.

Thinking about a new roof?

Get a roof replacement estimate.

Tell us where the property is and what you'd like us to check. You don't need to know the roof's age or pick a material first. The inspection and estimate are free.