Roofing for Wayne County's county seat

Waynesboro grew up as a railroad town, the Mobile & Ohio laid the town out in the 1850s, and it took the county seat from old Winchester in 1867. That heritage still shows in the housing: solid older homes near downtown, mid-century streets, and country properties spread along US-45 and Highway 63 toward Buckatunna and Clara. We roof all of it, from straightforward shingle replacements to metal systems built to reroof once and forget it.

From our Hattiesburg office it's about an hour northeast to Wayne County, close enough that inspections and repairs schedule without drama. Waynesboro homeowners get exactly what our home-turf customers get: a free inspection, photos of what we actually find, and an itemized digital proposal with every line priced before a single truck loads, distance is our logistics problem, not your price.

Wayne County living means river-bottom humidity and heavy tree cover, and both are hard on roofs. The Chickasawhay and Leaf river bottoms keep shingles shaded and damp, while the pines that fill the county turn every windstorm into a limb-and-debris cleanup. Our inspections here read the whole picture: shingles, ventilation, flashing, and the gutters fighting the pine straw.