Need a Roofer ASAP

Marty Howard · **Posted:** Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:05 pm

A co-worker of mine has a roof leak now. Can anyone recommend anyone for the Apex Area.

Vincent Keene · **Posted:** Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:44 pm

Marty Howard wrote:

A co-worker of mine has a roof leak now. Can anyone recommend anyone for the Apex Area.

Ryan has a friend in the area that does roofing. He just did Ryan's house last week and was fast.

Call Ryan on his cell at 252-635-8095 for the info as he's in route to freaking cold-ass Michigan.

Wes Eargle · **Joined:** Mon Oct 27, 2003 9:47 am **Posts:** 3683

Vincent Keene wrote:

Call Ryan on his cell at 252-635-8095 for the info as he's in route to freaking cold-ass Michigan searching for real estate and good school districts.

Fixed that for the giver.

Ryan Holton · **Posted:** Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:16 pm

Its actually WARMER here in Northern Michigan than it is in NC.

Sunny and 51° FTW!!!!!

My roofing buddy is

Briggs Roofing
Nashville, NC
(252) 443-5112

Ask for Dave and tell 'em Ryan sent ya!

Dustin Fredrickson · **Posted:** Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:17 am

Marty Howard wrote:

A co-worker of mine has a roof leak now. Can anyone recommend anyone for the Apex Area.

I highly recommend Tom Buzzard - all info can be found at:
http://www.tombuzzard.com/

His crew did my reroof when we moved in a year ago, and was very good. This guy's literally done half the reroofs in my 25yo neighborhood - I'm not the only one that recommends him. My place in in N. Raleigh, but I assume he'd cover Apex as well.

DickRasmussen · **Posted:** Sat Nov 25, 2006 8:21 pm

Tom Buzzard does good work based on the work he did for us and for the friend who recommended Buzzard to us and on the work he did in the friend's neighborhood.

Dick

Marty Howard · **Posted:** Mon Nov 27, 2006 11:03 am

thanks guys.

I passed along the info

RichardNuss · **Posted:** Sun May 08, 2011 2:59 pm

Bringing back an old post.

Can anyone recommend a good roofer that would do work in Apex near Jordan Lake? I'll check out Tom Buzzard as suggested above.

I've got a shingle that has come loose, on the highest part of my house where I don't have a ladder to go that high. And I don't really want to be up that high either.

I'd like to get that fixed, and also get the whole roof checked out in general. The house is only 4 years old, so I wouldn't have expected this shingle to slip like this one has (like it just slid out from under the shingle above it, not blown and ripped by the wind or something.

I want to go ahead and get it done, because I can see daylight through a seam in the plywood in the attic where that shingle has come off.

DickRasmussen · **Posted:** Sun May 08, 2011 3:59 pm

Given the amount of roof work needed due to the storms, Buzzard may not be a quick choice right now.

I suggest calling your insurance company to see who they suggest since they have a vested interest in "no water damage" to your house or contents.

steve remchak · **Posted:** Sun May 08, 2011 4:07 pm

i have used this guy a couple of times for small repairs.

http://www.bbb.org/raleigh-durham/busin ... ng-nc-9203

Scott Johnson · **Posted:** Tue May 10, 2011 3:19 pm

RichardNuss wrote:

I want to go ahead and get it done, because I can see daylight through a seam in the plywood in the attic where that shingle has come off.

I would think that the tar paper under the shingles would have blocked out the light... I agree though, you ought to get a roofer out to look at it.

RichardNuss · **Posted:** Tue May 10, 2011 9:52 pm

scottjohnson wrote:

RichardNuss wrote:

I want to go ahead and get it done, because I can see daylight through a seam in the plywood in the attic where that shingle has come off.

I would think that the tar paper under the shingles would have blocked out the light... I agree though, you ought to get a roofer out to look at it.

I agree, which makes me even more worried about what I'm going to find out when someone gets up there and looks at it. :shock:

steve remchak · **Posted:** Tue May 10, 2011 10:38 pm

RichardNuss wrote:

scottjohnson wrote:

RichardNuss wrote:

I want to go ahead and get it done, because I can see daylight through a seam in the plywood in the attic where that shingle has come off.

I would think that the tar paper under the shingles would have blocked out the light... I agree though, you ought to get a roofer out to look at it.

I agree, which makes me even more worried about what I'm going to find out when someone gets up there and looks at it. :shock:

call John Huff please Richard. my guess $1500 max.

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