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Bronze standing seam metal hip roof with skylights, installed by True North Roofing on a wooded mountain property

Asheville · Hendersonville · Waynesville · Brevard

Roofing built for the mountains.
Proven photo by photo.

Roof replacement, repair, standing seam metal and seamless gutters across Western North Carolina — installed to manufacturer spec, documented from tear-off to final sweep, and backed by a Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty.

  • BBB Accredited
  • Licensed & insured in NC
  • Free inspection, no obligation
  • We never waive deductibles

Book a free inspection

About an hour on site. Photos and an honest read on remaining service life — even if the answer is that you do not need us yet.

Free, no obligation, and the photo report is yours to keep. We will not sell your information or add you to a list you cannot get off.

BBB AccreditedA-rated, accredited business
Licensed & InsuredFully insured in North Carolina
Lifetime Craftsmanship WarrantyIn plain English
Photo-DocumentedEvery job, start to finish
24-Hour Leak HotlineTracked response times

The problem

In these mountains, a roof almost never fails all at once.

It fails at one detail, quietly, for two or three seasons — and by the time you can see it from inside the house, the repair has already gotten expensive.

Water stain spreading across an interior ceiling from a roof leak
Failure mode 01 — Water

The stain on your ceiling is the last thing to happen

By the time water shows up in drywall, it has usually been moving through the decking for a season or more. The leak is rarely where the stain is — which is why a patch in the wrong spot buys you nothing but another winter.

Residential roof with shingles torn away after a high-wind storm
Failure mode 02 — Wind

Mountain wave wind hits at angles flatland roofs never see

Air accelerating down the leeward slopes of the Blue Ridge strikes roof planes perpendicular rather than along them. Three-tab shingles rated to 60–70 mph lift at the tab line, and the failure spreads across a whole slope in one event.

Roof gutter completely packed with dried leaves and debris
Failure mode 03 — Water management

The gutter goes first, and it takes the fascia with it

Under WNC tree cover, gutters pack with needles and leaf litter every fall. Water then sheets behind the gutter, saturates the fascia board and rots the decking edge — a repair that costs several times what keeping the gutter clear would have.

Local specification

What your roof is fighting depends on your elevation.

A roof in Arden and a roof in Maggie Valley are solving completely different physics problems. We spec to the elevation band, not to a catalog.

Valley Floor

Below 2,500 ft

Asheville · Fletcher · Arden

Occasional freeze/thaw cycles, gutter freezing, heavy rain volume and humidity that drives moss and algae growth on north-facing slopes.
  • Ice & water shield at eaves, valleys and penetrations
  • Algae-resistant (copper granule) architectural shingle
  • Balanced 50/50 intake-to-exhaust ventilation

Mid-Elevation

2,500 – 3,500 ft

Hendersonville · Brevard · Waynesville

Consistent snow load with daily melt-and-refreeze cycles. This is prime ice dam country — and an ice dam is a ventilation and insulation failure, not a shingle failure.
  • Double-row ice & water shield (6 ft coverage)
  • R-38 attic insulation with clear soffit baffles
  • Continuous ridge vent to drive the stack effect

High Elevation

Above 3,500 ft

Maggie Valley · Beech · Cataloochee

Heavy accumulation, prolonged freezing and wind-driven snow that gets under any roof covering not sealed as a complete system.
  • Full-deck ice & water shield membrane
  • Standing seam metal with concealed clip fasteners
  • Snow retention system and metal fascia cladding
Crew working on a new dark standing seam metal roof on a brick church, with the job's dumpster at the curb
30
Checkpoints before the dumpster leaves

“Here is what we found, here is what it means, and here are your best-fit options.”

What we say at the table — every time

Why homeowners pick us

Four things a storm chaser cannot copy.

Anyone can buy shingles. What separates a roof that lasts twenty-five years from one that fails in nine is documentation, specification and whether the company is still here when it matters.

Photo proof, not promises

Decking, underlayment, flashing and ventilation are all photographed before they get covered. You see the parts of your roof nobody else would ever show you.

Line-itemed, never lump-sum

Three scoped options with the cost of every component broken out, so you can see exactly what changes between good, better and best.

Spec by elevation, not catalog

Ice shield coverage, insulation R-value and ventilation strategy are set by where your house actually sits on the mountain.

We stay for the warranty

Permanently local to Western NC. No out-of-state plates, no post-storm disappearing act, no phone number that stops working in year three.

At the table

Three options. Published before you ever call us.

Most contractors keep the option structure secret until a salesperson is sitting in your kitchen. Here it is up front, so you can work out what you actually want before anyone tries to sell you anything.

Good

A sound, code-correct roof

Everything required to make the roof watertight and warrantable. Nothing padded, nothing skipped.

  • Full tear-off to the deck
  • Decking inspection and rot repair
  • Synthetic underlayment throughout
  • Ice & water shield at eaves and valleys
  • Architectural shingle, 6-nail pattern
  • New drip edge and pipe boots
  • Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty
Best forRental properties, homes you plan to sell inside five years, and budgets that need to work right now.
Best

Built to outlast the mortgage

Standing seam metal and the full envelope upgrade. The roof you install once and stop thinking about.

  • Everything in Better
  • Standing seam metal, concealed clip fasteners
  • Kynar 500 / PVDF finish system
  • High-temperature synthetic underlayment
  • Deck flattening to prevent oil canning
  • Snow retention system at elevation
  • Attic insulation upgrade to R-38+
Best forForever homes, high-elevation properties, wildland-interface lots and anyone who would rather solve this once.

The price ranges on this site are typical for our area, not a quote. Your real number comes after a free inspection, line-itemed across all three options against your actual measurements, so you can compare them side by side.

The Zero Punch List protocol

The dumpster does not leave until all thirty pass.

Most roofing complaints in this region are not about watertightness. They are about process — nails in the driveway, granules in the attic, a crew that disappeared before anyone walked the property together.

So we made the process the product. Every install runs against the same thirty-point foreman checklist, and the homeowner walks it with the foreman before the dumpster is released. This is the actual list. Nothing is held back.

  • Magnet sweeps twice daily, plus a final grid sweep on completion
  • Attic tarped on older open-deck homes before tear-off begins
  • Photos at every stage, uploaded as the job runs
  • Warranty clock starts the day you sign off — not the day we started
Foreman 30-point checklistRev. 2026

Pre-install — safety & setup

  • 01Safety brief; PPE issued; harness anchors set
  • 02Ladder placement and fall zones marked
  • 03Property protection: tarps, landscaping, AC unit
  • 04Dumpster placement confirmed with homeowner
  • 05Material checked against scope; colors verified

Decking & underlayment

  • 06Decking inspected; rot and soft spots addressed
  • 07Ice & water shield at eaves, valleys, perimeters
  • 08Synthetic underlayment laid to correct overlap
  • 09Drip edge installed in correct sequence

Flashings & penetrations

  • 10Step and counter flashing integrated with underlayment
  • 11Chimney and cricket details built to spec
  • 12Pipe boots and vents sealed and fastened
  • 13Skylight flashing kits installed per manufacturer

Shingle & metal

  • 14Starter course and exposure correct
  • 15Nailing pattern and depth within spec (6-nail)
  • 16Valleys built to plan (woven or metal)
  • 17Ridges and caps set; ridge vent where specified

Gutters

  • 18Correct slope; hangers at 24–32" on center
  • 19Seams sealed; outlets and downspouts secured
  • 20Splash blocks or extensions placed

Ventilation

  • 21Intake (soffit) clear; baffles installed if needed
  • 22Exhaust balanced against intake

Cleanup & handover

  • 23Jobsite magnet sweep completed twice
  • 24Yard, beds and driveway cleared
  • 25All material removed or neatly stored
  • 26Photos captured: eaves, valleys, penetrations, ridge, gutters
  • 27Punch list zeroed
  • 28Homeowner walkthrough completed; questions answered
  • 29Warranty and care instructions provided
  • 30Final photos uploaded; dumpster released

How it goes

Teach first. Then sell — if there is anything to sell.

Six steps from your first call to your warranty registration. No same-day discount, no manufactured deadline, no pressure at the table.

Step 01

Intake

A real conversation, not a qualification script. We ask about roof age, where you have seen water, how long you plan to be in the home, and whether access is going to be a problem. Then we book the inspection around your calendar.

Step 02

Forensic inspection

We measure the roof, get into the attic, and photograph every plane, valley, penetration and flashing detail. We check ventilation balance and decking condition — the two things most estimates skip entirely.

Step 03

Roof Health Report

You get the photos and a plain-English read on what is actually happening up there, including honest remaining service life. If the roof has good years left, we will tell you so and put the report in writing.

Step 04

Three options at the table

Good, better and best — each line-itemed so you can see exactly what changes between them. Financing shown alongside. Then one question: which option fits best? No same-day discount, no manufactured deadline.

Step 05

Install to the checklist

A CraftsmanCert-badged crew works the 30-point checklist. Magnet sweeps twice daily. Photos at every stage, uploaded as we go, so you can watch the job from your phone while you are at work.

Step 06

Zero-punch walkthrough

The dumpster does not leave until the foreman and you have walked the property together and every item on the checklist has passed. Your warranty clock starts the day you sign off — not the day we started.

Recent work

Roofs we have actually installed.

Not stock photography. These are Western North Carolina jobs — steep pitches, historic structures, commercial low-slope and mountain cabins.

Two roofers near the ridge of a new charcoal standing seam metal roof, with a lake behind the trees

Standing seam metal

lakefront home

Historic brick church with a newly installed dark metal roof

Church re-roof

metal over steep pitch

Newly installed architectural shingle roof viewed along the ridge

Architectural shingle

full replacement

Long metal roof installed across a school building

School building

commercial metal

New standing seam metal roof on a house in winter woods

Standing seam metal

wooded new build

Custom copper roof over a residential entry overhang

Copper detail

entry overhang

Commercial low-slope roof with white membrane being installed

Low-slope commercial

membrane system

Extremely steep pitched shingle roof mid-installation

Steep pitch

fall protection required

What homeowners say

The reviews we care about are the ones about cleanup.

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “The team was very efficient, professional and responsive. Sales people were never pushy but informative on my choices. All went well!”

    Susanne B. · Swainsboro, GA · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Great job at a great price. Highly recommend them and have passed on their contact info to friends and associates as I run 3 real estate investment groups.”

    Pete Y. · Eatonton, GA · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “We had a great experience with True North Roofing. They showed when they said and were very professional. We highly recommend them.”

    Samuel B. · Bryson City, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “If your looking for fast, thorough and really good work at a great value then look no further. Wes and his team were great to work with and beat all expectations.”

    Aaron N. · Asheville, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Very pleased with the work that was done to replace our roof. Very easy to work with, after the crew was done the crew did a great job cleaning up and making sure we were satisfied with everything!”

    Chip H. · Sylva, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Wes and his crew were easy to work with during the reroofing of my home. They came early and worked 12 hours until roof and cleanup were completed with excellent results. My rating is 5 star for all phases of my roof replacement with True North Roofing. I highly recommend True North Roofing for your next roofing project.”

    John T. · Sylva, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “I am a satisfied customer”

    Carolyn H. · Sylva, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “True North showed up in one day after I called about roof damage from wind and a broken tree limb. The work was done fast and clean. We will have them do our whole roof soon. They did a great job and I would highly recommend!”

    Jacki B. · Burnsville, NC · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “I have recommended True North to several friends in Highlands and Cashiers. Top shelf company! Highly recommended.”

    Jeremy P. · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Wes, Jerry and Daniel are absolute gems and we are lucky to have stumbled upon them. It's very hard to find honest business owners that care about the work they do and these guys delivered in spades. They were communicative despite us having to postpone multiple times due to the non-stop rain we had. But they came in, worked for hours, and did an immaculate job. Jerry is a problem solver and can think outside the box and was able to work around a few complications we had. The whole crew is just a group of solid hard working folks that care about the work they do. If you're tired of big companies taking you for a ride and giving you insane quotes to redo your entire roof when instead you need someone to give you an honest opinion and a solid repair. Look no more. These guys will take good care of you. Thanks again for your exceptional workmanship. If I ever need anything roofing related. Y'all are the first people I will call. You can count on that.”

    Andy R. · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Highly recommend! This roofing company did a phenomenal job from start to finish. Fast, professional, and the quality is top-notch. Couldn’t be happier!”

    Brooke M. · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Fantastic work. Got the job done efficiently and now I have a beautiful new roof! Will recommend to anyone with roofing needs.”

    Adonis · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Wes and his team are the people to talk to if you need help with your roof! He was so knowledgeable and very personable. I am recommending this company to some friends!”

    Michelle M. · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “Wes has done over 5 roofs for us over the years. His hard work and dedication to making sure the jobs done correctly and in a timely manner is what separates him from others we dealt with in past. His employees are clean and well trained. Highly recommended for all your roofing needs”

    Jeremy J. · Google review

  • 5 out of 5 stars

    “The roofer did an excellent job and was very professional and courteous throughout the process.”

    Google reviewer · Google review

Risk reversal

A warranty written to be read, not to be survived.

Most roofing warranties are a page of exclusions with a headline on top. Ours covers our workmanship in plain English, the material warranty is registered on your behalf, and the clock starts the day you sign off on the walkthrough.

We can write it that way because of the checklist. It is a lot cheaper to install it correctly the first time than to argue about it in year seven.

Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty
Our installation workmanship, covered for as long as you own the home. Plain language, no exclusions appendix.
Zero Punch List Protocol
Thirty checkpoints, a joint walkthrough, and a dumpster that stays until you are satisfied.
CleanSite Promise
Magnet sweeps twice a day and a filmed final sweep sent to you on completion.
24-Hour Leak Hotline
Warranty claims triaged within one business day. Active leaks get a same-day tarp.
No deductible games
We will never offer to waive or absorb your insurance deductible. It is fraud, and it tells you what a contractor is willing to do when nobody is watching.

Where we work

Asheville metro and the surrounding mountain counties.

Buncombe · Henderson · Haywood · Transylvania · Madison · Jackson · McDowell counties. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask — we will tell you honestly rather than driving out to find out.

  • Asheville
  • Hendersonville
  • Waynesville
  • Brevard
  • Black Mountain
  • Weaverville
  • Arden
  • Fletcher
  • Candler
  • Fairview
  • Swannanoa
  • Leicester
  • Maggie Valley
  • Canton
  • Mars Hill
  • Marion
  • Sylva
  • Flat Rock
  • Mills River
  • Woodfin

See every area we serve, county by county

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask us.

For a typical roof of about 2,000 sq ft in the Asheville area, a shingle replacement generally runs $9,000–$18,000 in 2026: about $9,000–$13,000 for 3-tab and $11,000–$18,000 for architectural shingles. Metal runs about $10,000–$17,000 for exposed-fastener panels and $18,000–$28,000+ for standing seam. Steep mountain pitches, limited access, decking repairs and ventilation upgrades all move the number, and we line-item everything so you can see exactly where the cost comes from.

These are typical installed-cost ranges in our area for 2026, for planning only. They aren't a quote. Your price depends on your roof's size, pitch, condition and material, and you get it in writing after a free inspection.

Next step

Find out what is actually happening on your roof.

About an hour on site. Every plane photographed, the attic checked, ventilation assessed. You get a written Roof Health Report with an honest remaining service life — and it is yours to keep whether you hire us or not.

  • Free, with no obligation and no fee
  • No high-pressure table close and no same-day discount
  • If your roof is fine, the report says so in writing

Request your inspection

We will call you back to schedule — usually the same business day.

Free, no obligation, and the photo report is yours to keep. We will not sell your information or add you to a list you cannot get off.