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Roofing across Mobile and the Eastern Shore

Mobile is home base: Midtown and the historic districts, Spring Hill, west Mobile and Tillmans Corner. From there we cover Theodore, Semmes, Saraland, Satsuma, Creola, Prichard, Chickasaw, Grand Bay and Bayou La Batre, and across the bay, Daphne, Fairhope and Spanish Fort, the two counties the Strengthen Alabama Homes grant covers.

Rooftops of a Mobile neighborhood at sunset with live oaks and Mobile Bay on the horizon

Mobile neighborhoods

Every part of the city: Midtown and the historic districts, with their steep, cut-up 1900s roofs and the Architectural Review Board; Spring Hill's big roofs under tall pines; west Mobile's subdivisions re-roofing by the street, including the neighborhoods annexed in 2023; Tillmans Corner and the south side toward the bay; and the older streets north of downtown.

Midtown
Oakleigh Garden District
Old Dauphin Way
Leinkauf
Downtown
Spring Hill
West Mobile
Cottage Hill
Hillcrest
Tillmans Corner
Toulminville
Dauphin Island Parkway

Areas and towns we serve

Roofing crew laying new charcoal architectural shingles on a brick ranch house in Mobile, Alabama with Spanish-moss-draped live oaks behind

Midtown & the historic districts

Steep roofs on 1900s houses, plank decking, oak tassels and the Review Board.

Midtown →

Galvalume standing-seam metal roof on a raised coastal home near Mobile Bay under a humid sky

Spring Hill

Big roofs, standing seam on the estates, pine strikes after every storm.

Spring Hill →

New weathered-wood architectural shingle roof on a brick home in a Mobile neighborhood with azaleas in bloom

West Mobile

The 1980s to 2000s subdivisions re-roofing by the street, FORTIFIED with the grant.

West Mobile →

Shingles stripped from a roof slope and a lifted ridge on a Mobile home the morning after a hurricane

Tillmans Corner

First to take the Gulf wind; storm repairs and County permits.

Tillmans Corner →

Roofers securing a blue emergency tarp over a wind-damaged roof after a hurricane in Mobile, Alabama

Theodore

Fowl River to Dog River: coastal metal and storm response.

Theodore →

The Mobile Roof Works crew beside their truck and shingle trailer under live oaks on a Mobile street

Semmes

The county's fastest-growing city; builder-grade roofs aging early.

Semmes →

Roofer replacing a cracked pipe boot and flashing on an algae-streaked asphalt shingle roof on the Alabama Gulf Coast

Saraland, Satsuma & Creola

Three cities up Highway 43, three permit offices, the same hurricanes.

Saraland →

Roof inspector on a ladder checking shingle edges and drip edge on a Gulf Coast home with pines behind

Prichard & Chickasaw

Older houses, multi-layer tear-offs, and the grant that can pay most of a roof.

Prichard →

Roof deck seams sealed with tape and ring-shank nails being driven for a FORTIFIED Roof install on the Gulf Coast

Grand Bay & Bayou La Batre

The coast: salt air, surge zones, and the biggest FORTIFIED discounts.

Grand Bay →

Daphne

Twelve inches of Sally rain, Lake Forest re-roofs and the Baldwin grant days.

Daphne →

Fairhope

Standing seam on the bluff and the bayfront, premium shingles downtown.

Fairhope →

Technician installing seamless aluminum gutters with guards on a Mobile home surrounded by pines

Spanish Fort

2000s subdivisions re-roofing, pines over every lot, the Baldwin grant.

Spanish Fort →

Not on the list? If you're elsewhere in Mobile or Baldwin County, from Citronelle and Mount Vernon to Dauphin Island, Foley and Bay Minette, call and ask. We'll tell you straight whether we can get there.