Roof Repair and Metal Roofing in Waynesville, NC
In the mountains west of Asheville, roofs here deal with snow, ice, wind and heavy rain. We repair, replace and build roofs that are ready for all of it, with honest advice up front.
- Haywood County Seat
Roofing for Mountain Winters and Summer Storms
Waynesville is the county seat of Haywood County, west of Asheville along US-23/74, with the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Parkway close at hand. Its Main Street is the heart of town, surrounded by older neighborhoods, while homes beyond downtown climb steep mountain roads with long views across the valley. It is a place where the weather changes quickly and roofs feel all four seasons.
Winters here can be hard on a roof. Snow piles up, melts in the afternoon and refreezes at night, and that cycle works water into every weak spot at the eaves, valleys and flashing. Heavy summer storms follow, bringing wind and rain that test whatever winter loosened. We inspect with all of that in mind and show you exactly where your roof is vulnerable.
That is a big reason many mountain homeowners choose metal. It sheds snow and rain quickly and stands up to wind on exposed slopes. We manufacture our own metal panels and trim, so we can offer custom colors and profiles and sell materials to homeowners and contractors. If architectural shingles are the better fit for your home, Pablo will tell you that just as plainly.
What We Offer Homeowners Here
Metal Roofing
Metal roofing is built for mountain winters, shedding snow and ice and resisting wind. We make our own panels and trim with custom colors and profiles, and we sell materials for your own projects too.
Roof Replacement
When winter after winter has worn your roof out, we replace it with metal or architectural shingles and pay extra attention to eaves, valleys and underlayment, where ice does its damage.
Roof Repair
Freeze and thaw opens up small gaps that turn into leaks. We find where water is getting in, repair the flashing, shingles or panels involved, and stop the problem before it spreads.
Storm Damage Repair
Heavy snow, ice and summer windstorms can all damage a roof. We inspect thoroughly, keep a detailed record of every issue with photos, and make the repairs. That record is yours to share with your insurer.
Gutters
Gutters that freeze, sag or overflow push water back toward your roof and foundation. We install and repair gutters and downspouts that keep water flowing through every season.
Siding
Cold, wet winters wear on siding. We repair damaged areas and install new siding that keeps moisture and drafts out of your walls and freshens up your home's look.
- Why Homeowners Trust Magos
Mountain Roofing Experience, Honest Advice
Pablo Magos has 12 years of hands-on roofing experience, and he personally inspects and estimates every project. He looks for the weak spots winter tends to find, explains them clearly, and puts his recommendation in writing. Honest communication and quality craftsmanship are how we work on every home, from downtown cottages to houses high on the ridge.
We know how snow and ice attack a roof, and we check specifically for that kind of damage.
In-house metal roofing manufacturing means more choices in panel color and profile for your home.
Written estimates and plain answers, so you are never left guessing about your roof.
- How It Works
Getting Started Is Easy
Contact Us for a Free Estimate
Call or message us to set a time. We will come to your home, inspect the roof from top to bottom, and point out what we see, whether it is winter wear, storm damage or simple aging.
Receive Your Plan in Writing
We send a written estimate explaining what we recommend, which materials we would use, and why. There is no pressure and no obligation. Decide when it is right for you.
We Finish the Job With Care
Once you give the go-ahead, our crew completes the work, keeps you informed, and cleans up thoroughly. You end up with a roof ready for snow, wind and rain.
Get Your Roof Ready for Winter
Book a free roof inspection with no strings attached. We will give you an honest look at how your roof is holding up.
Common Roofing Questions in Waynesville
Does metal roofing handle heavy snow?
Yes, that is one of its strengths. Snow slides off a metal roof much more readily than off shingles, which means less weight sitting on the roof and less ice building at the eaves. It is worth planning where sliding snow will land, especially above doors and walkways, and we talk that through during the estimate.
Water drips inside near our exterior walls in late winter. What is going on?
That pattern often points to ice at the eaves. Snow melts on the warmer upper roof, runs down and refreezes at the cold edge, and the trapped water can back up under shingles and into the walls. Clogged gutters make it worse. We will inspect the eaves, flashing and gutters and recommend repairs that help water drain instead of backing up.
How often should a roof in the mountains be checked?
Once a year is a good habit, and again after any major storm. Mountain roofs go through snow, ice, hard rain and summer heat, and small issues like a loose piece of flashing can turn into leaks quickly once winter arrives. An inspection from us costs nothing and tells you where things stand.
Will snow damage our gutters?
Snow and ice can be heavy on gutters, especially if they are already sagging or poorly fastened. Ice sliding off the roof can bend them or pull them loose too. We install gutters that are solidly attached and pitched to drain, and we repair runs that have pulled away or started leaking after a hard winter.
Is there any cost for an inspection?
None. Pablo inspects the roof at no charge, tells you what he finds, and follows up with a written estimate. You are free to take your time, get other opinions, and decide whenever you are ready. There is no obligation either way.
Can you help me figure out how much metal roofing to order?
We can. We manufacture and sell metal roofing panels and trim, and part of that is helping homeowners and contractors measure and order correctly. Bring us your measurements or ask us to help work them out, and we will put together an order that fits your roof.