Nestled in the heart of Dallas, Georgia, C&R Roofing stands as a beacon of quality and reliability for homeowners in need of roofing services. As a dedicated Dallas roofing contractor, our mission is to ensure your home’s protection through top-notch roofing solutions. We understand that your roof is more than just a structure; it’s the shield that safeguards your family from the elements. That’s why we pour every ounce of our expertise into every project we undertake. Our skilled team is committed to delivering exceptional craftsmanship tailored to meet your specific needs. From addressing wear and tear to providing robust installations, C&R Roofing offers comprehensive services designed to give you peace of mind. Trust us to enhance the integrity and appearance of your roof with professionalism and care.
Jay Reger is a third-generation roofer, and C&R is the family business he manages out of Dallas, Georgia, with more than thirty years of trade experience behind it.
The county list is worth reading closely because it tells you where the crews actually go: Paulding, Cobb, Cherokee, Bartow, North Fulton, Douglas, Gordon, Floyd and Coweta. That is the northwest arc of metro Atlanta plus a reach up toward Rome and Calhoun — a genuine radius rather than a claim on the whole metro. The company also runs a second operation in Martinsville, Indiana, on its own phone line.
Insurance work is the most useful thing C&R publishes. Its FAQ walks through how Georgia carriers actually treat roof claims: sudden damage from wind, hail or a falling tree is generally covered, but the size of the cheque turns on roof age, the deductible, and whether the policy pays replacement cost or actual cash value. Many carriers step down coverage once a roof passes fifteen years, and nothing about gradual wear or deferred maintenance is claimable. C&R documents storm damage and works the claim at no additional charge, which is worth taking up given how often that distinction decides whether a homeowner pays four figures or five.
Cost expectations are published rather than hidden behind a form — the site quotes roughly $7,500 to $16,500 for most single-family replacements, varying with size, pitch and material. Installation typically takes one to three days. Metal over existing shingles is sometimes possible, but the company inspects the existing roof before committing to that approach.
Workmanship is warranted for ten years, with the company committing to return and correct any workmanship issue. Crews are licensed, bonded and insured, and financing is available through third-party partners for homeowners spreading a repair over monthly payments. Hours are Monday to Friday 7 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 3.
Two housekeeping notes if you are cross-referencing the listing. The site publishes more than one phone number — the header and footer carry a 404 area code for Georgia while the FAQ page shows a 770 number, and the 317 number is the Indiana branch. And while the company markets itself with an Atlanta tagline, the base of operations is Dallas, in Paulding County.