Service Area · Alabama
Roofing & Solar in Oxford
Experienced, manufacturer-certified roofing for Oxford and Calhoun County. Free 30-minute inspections with a written report — and we’ll tell you straight whether you need work or not.
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Why Oxford Calls Us
Local roofing built for Oxford.
Oxford sits right on I-20 in the heart of Calhoun County, and the spring storm line that comes through brings hail that chews up asphalt shingles. We meet your adjuster on the roof and read the scope line by line.
We cover the towns around Oxford too — Anniston, Jacksonville, Munford, Heflin — so if a neighbor needed a roof, odds are we’ve already been on one near you.
What We Do in Oxford
Residential
Replacements and repairs on Oxford homes, with Atlas Pro and GAF systems built for Alabama heat and hail.
LEARN MORE →Commercial
Duro-Last, TPO and EPDM membranes for Oxford businesses and flat roofs that need to hold up year-round.
LEARN MORE →Solar
Solar that pairs with a roof replacement — net metering and the 30% federal tax credit, explained straight.
LEARN MORE →Storm Damage
Hail and wind damage documented, and your insurance claim handled. We meet your adjuster on the roof.
LEARN MORE →What a Free Oxford Inspection Looks Like
A real person climbs your roof — about 30 minutes — and you get a written report with photos. No pressure, no obligation.
We’d rather give you an honest “your roof is fine” than sell you a job you don’t need.
Oxford Questions
Do you really cover Oxford, or just the bigger cities?
We cover Oxford directly, along with Anniston, Jacksonville, Munford, Heflin. Calhoun County is our backyard.
When’s the worst storm season around here?
Spring — roughly March through May — is when hail and straight-line wind move through Calhoun County. If you think a storm hit your roof, it’s worth getting it documented before the claim window tightens.
Are you storm chasers?
No. We’re based in Ranburne, just over the Alabama line, and we’re not going anywhere after the job. There’s enough work for every legitimate roofer in the state — we’d rather earn Oxford the right way.