A new kind of roofing company
You need a new roof. You don’t need to chase contractors, sit through sales visits, or compare three quotes that were never written the same way. We bring three vetted roofing companies to your house, hold all of them to one scope, and hand you the three bids themselves — companies named, nothing marked up — laid out good, better and best so they actually compare.
Every company prices the same work, so the numbers mean something.
The contractor’s own bid at the contractor’s own price. We add nothing.
We never sell your information. Nobody you didn’t pick gets your number.
All three get on your roof — and we are on site when they do.
Why this exists
A ridge is the line where two roof planes meet. That is the job — standing between you and three roofers, working for your side of it. Because a roof is one of the largest cheques a homeowner writes, and the buying process is built entirely around the seller.
The usual way
What we do instead
How it works
Your part is the first one and the fourth one. We do the middle, and we are standing on the roof for it.
Age, what you’re seeing, and whether insurance is involved. A couple of minutes by email — no sales call to book.
Each company puts its own eyes on your house — we are on site for every visit, holding all of them to the same good / better / best scope.
Three bids from three vetted companies — good, better, best — with materials, warranties, ratings and licence status attached to each.
We schedule the job, hold the contractor to the scope you signed, and walk the finished roof with you before anyone gets paid.
Three options, not one price
The three tiers are written before anyone quotes, and every company prices against the same document using the same products or their direct equivalents. So when two numbers differ, it is the company that differs — not what you are getting for the money. What each tier contains depends on your house; this is the shape of it.
Option one
The sound, code-compliant roof. Solves the problem without extras.
Option two
Where the money starts buying longevity rather than appearance.
Option three
Built to outlast the mortgage, and specified to the house.
The deliverable
You get the bids themselves, with the companies named on them — and alongside each one, the same set of facts pulled out in the same order so the three can be read against each other.
After the roof
Two jobs fall outside every roofing scope, and homeowners usually find that out at the worst moment — once the roof is on and the invoice is settled.
The first is the ceiling. A leak that ran for a season leaves stained, sagging drywall, and no roofing crew is coming inside to cut it out, tape it, texture it to match and repaint. That is a different trade, and a roofing bid will not include it.
The second is soffit and fascia. Rotted board behind the gutter line is carpentry rather than roofing. Some crews skip it, some sub it out and mark it up, and almost none of them put it in writing before the tear-off starts — which is exactly why our bids list it as an exclusion rather than letting it surface as a change order.
We send both to Your Handyman Atlanta.
Your Handyman Atlanta is run by the same people as Atlanta Ridge Roofing. We would rather tell you that here than have you work it out later — it is the same reason we tell you how our commission works and who the public adjuster is. Use them or use anyone else; your bid package does not change either way.
No catch, stated plainly
The roofing companies pay us, not you. And it does not make your roof more expensive.
We bring these companies repeat work they didn’t have to buy leads for and didn’t have to chase. The visit is booked, the scope is already written, and the homeowner is serious. That is worth a commission to them, so they pay one — out of the job, at a volume rate.
You are quoted retail: the price that company would quote if you rang them yourself. We do not mark the bid up, and we do not add a line of our own to it. The commission comes off the contractor’s side of the job, not yours.
And you see the bids themselves — the real documents, with the companies named on them. You could ring any of the three directly off the letterhead. We would rather you could, because a bid you are not allowed to verify is not worth much. If you want to know what our commission is on a specific one, ask and we will tell you.
That commission is the only money we make on a roof. The public adjuster we work with on insurance claims sits outside it entirely — we are not paid for sending you to them, and we do not pay them for sending you to us.
The useful part of this arrangement, for you, is the leverage. A roofer has one chance to disappoint a homeowner and no particular consequence for doing it. Disappointing us costs them the next ten jobs. We are the ones who have to make the warranty call, and they know it.
The standard
We only put three companies in front of you, so which three matters more than anything else on this page.
Georgia licence and current certificates of insurance pulled at the time the bid is written. Lapsed general liability or workers’ compensation and the bid does not go in the package — whatever the price.
Your contract is with them, but their next ten jobs come through us. They want those more than they want to win an argument over this one — which is leverage a one-time customer simply does not have, and it is the real product here.
A missed warranty callback, a scope quietly walked back, nails left in the lawn. One homeowner can leave a review; we can stop sending work. The list changes when it needs to.
Where we work
Our roofer network covers the metro and the surrounding counties. Pick your city for what the housing stock there actually needs, who issues the permit, and what to watch for in a bid locally.
Don’t see your town? Send us a message — if we have three good companies covering it, we’ll say so. If we don’t, we’ll say that too.
Fair questions
There isn’t one, but you should not take that on faith. Here are the questions we get asked most.
All three of them. We do not inspect it ourselves and ask the others to quote off our notes — each company surveys the roof with its own crew, because the one doing the work should be the one who measured it.
We are on site for those visits. We set the scope beforehand, we are there while they look, and we make sure all three leave pricing the same job.
Yes — the real documents, exactly as the contractors handed them to us. Company name, letterhead, licence number, signature line, all of it. We do not re-type them into our own format, we do not black out who wrote them, and we do not change a number on them.
You will know which company quoted what before you decide anything, and you could pick up the phone and call any of the three yourself. We would rather you could.
The roofing company. The contract for the work is between you and the contractor you picked, and you pay them directly — we never hold your money and we are not a party to the agreement.
That matters for more than tidiness. They are the ones licensed to do the work, so they are the ones who pull the permit, carry the insurance, and owe you the warranty. Routing the money through us would not add anything except a middleman with none of those obligations.
What we do is run the bid process, set the scope all three price against, and hold whoever you choose to our standards once the work starts.
Nothing paid to us. The roofing companies in our network pay us a commission out of the job, the way a volume account works anywhere else.
We do not mark anything up. The price on the bid is the contractor's own price, written by the contractor, and it is the same number you would be quoted calling them yourself. Nothing is added on our side.
If you want to know what our commission is on a particular bid, ask and we will tell you.
No. Those services sell your contact details to contractors, who then compete for you by phone. You fill in one form and 20 companies are blowing up your phone.
We never sell or share your information. One visit from each company, three bids written to one scope, and one person to deal with — us.
No. The package is yours. Take it to a roofer you already know, use it to negotiate, or sit on it for a year. There is no fee and no obligation either way.
Georgia licence and certificates of insurance pulled and checked at the time the bid is written, not taken on trust. Public ratings and review history reviewed. And a track record with us on previous jobs.
We give these companies repeat work, which is the leverage a one-time customer does not have. When a warranty call needs answering after the cheque has cleared, we are the one making it.
Yes, and we would rather you did if there is someone you already trust. We will send you the bid package so you can hand them the scope — the same good, better and best specification the other three priced, down to the products.
That is the only way a fourth number means anything. A quote written to a different scope is not a cheaper bid, it is a different roof, and comparing the two on price alone is how people end up with a layover instead of a tear-off.
You should not have to argue with your insurance company about a roof you did not damage. If the roof is a claim, we bring in one of the public adjusters we work with — licensed, independent, and working for you rather than for the carrier. The filing, the paperwork and the carrier's adjuster meeting are theirs to handle, not yours.
In parallel, the three bids are written to a scope that covers ridge, flashing, vents and gutters rather than field shingles alone, which is where under-written claims quietly lose money.
A public adjuster is paid a percentage of what the claim settles for, agreed with you in writing before they start any work. No money moves between them and us in either direction — we are not paid for the referral and we do not pay for it. Nobody standing in this has a financial reason to inflate your claim, which is the usual problem with a contractor who brings his own adjuster.
You call us. We hold the relationship with the contractor and the record of what was agreed, so you are not the one chasing a company that has already been paid.
Yes, though the process is slower — commercial scopes vary more, so expect a longer window to get three genuinely comparable bids back.
Start here
Tell us the address, roughly how old the roof is, what you’re seeing, and whether insurance is in the picture. We’ll come back within 12 hours to set up the site visits. No fee, no obligation, and nobody else gets your details.
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Mon–Sat, 7:30am – 6:00pm · Storm damage prioritised · Insurance claims handled through a licensed public adjuster
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