
Hilliard Roofing for Homes on Both Sides of the State Line
Our crews head out from Hilliard to homes in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia. Many of the roofs we see carry old patches and a bit of history. We climb up, find what's actually going on, explain it in plain words and give you a free estimate.
Where Our Crews Go
Hilliard is home base. From here we drive out to Nassau Village-Ratliff, Yulee and Fernandina Beach on the Florida side, and up to Folkston, Kingsland and St. Marys in Georgia. If your home is somewhere in between, ask us on the phone. Odds are we already work near you.
The work is the same wherever you live. We handle roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspections, storm damage repair, gutters and metal roofing. On an older house we start by finding out what's been done before. Old patches, a second layer of shingles, rusted flashing or a vent pipe boot that cracked years ago. We show you what we find, and then we talk about what it needs.

Towns we cover from Hilliard
- Hilliard
- Kingsland
- Nassau Village-Ratliff
- Folkston
- St. Marys
- Yulee
- Fernandina Beach
Not on the list? Call (904) 709-7985 and ask.
What Roofs Here Have in Common
- Older houses and past repairs
- Plenty of homes in this area have been reroofed or patched more than once. Sometimes the patch was done well. Sometimes it was tar over a nail hole. We check the decking and flashing under the old work so your estimate covers the real problem, not just the spot that dripped.
- Heat, humidity and summer storms
- Long, hot summers bake shingles and dry out sealant. Afternoon thunderstorms then push water into any gap that opened up. A roof that looks fine from the yard can still have soft spots, so a close look matters more than a quick glance.
- Hurricane season
- From June through November, tropical storms can lift shingles and drop limbs on roofs across the whole area. When the weather settles, we'll come check your roof at no charge. If there's an insurance claim, we work directly with your adjuster and walk the damage with them, so the report matches what's really up there.
- Pine trees and gutters
- Pines are everywhere around here. Needles pile up in valleys and gutters, hold water against the roof edge and rot the fascia over time. Clean, well-pitched gutters keep that water moving away from your home.
- Permits on both sides of the line
- Florida and Georgia have different rules, and each county and city sets its own permit steps. We check what your town requires before work starts so the job is done to code and the paperwork is in order.
Not Sure If We Cover Your Street
Give us a ring and tell us where you live. If we cover your area, we'll set a time to look at your roof. Financing is available if you need it.