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Fayetteville Roof Co.Cumberland County, NC (910) 838-9505
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Roofing across Fayetteville and the towns around Fort Bragg

Home base is Fayetteville, from Haymount to the Cape Fear. From here we cover the rest of Cumberland County and the towns within about forty miles: Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Raeford, Anderson Creek, Lillington, Dunn, Sanford, Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Aberdeen and Lumberton.

Neighborhood street in Fayetteville, North Carolina with brick ranch and two-story homes under tall longleaf pines

Inside Fayetteville

All of the city, ZIP codes 28301 through 28314. The older roofs are in and around Haymount, where the Historic Resources Commission reviews exterior changes, and in the neighborhoods closest to downtown and Cross Creek. West and northwest, along the Yadkin Road corridor toward Fort Bragg, is the side of town the April 2011 tornado crossed. East toward the Cape Fear River and along I-95 and I-295, it's a mix of everything.

  • Haymount Historic District
  • Downtown and Cross Creek
  • Yadkin Road corridor
  • Near the Fort Bragg and Pope Field gates
  • Cape Fear River side
  • I-95 and I-295 corridors
  • Fayetteville 28301–28314

Towns with their own pages

Neighborhood street in Fayetteville, North Carolina with brick ranch and two-story homes under tall longleaf pines

Hope Mills

The mill town on Little Rockfish Creek, with a historic district by the lake and new streets near I-95.

Roof inspector crouched on a shingle roof photographing a vent boot with a tablet, a two-story brick home and pine trees around

Spring Lake

The town wrapped around Pope Field and Fort Bragg, where a PCS sale is the usual reason for a roof check.

Roof with patches of missing shingles and a broken pine limb on it after a summer thunderstorm, gray clouds clearing overhead

Raeford

Hoke County's seat, near where the April 2011 tornado first touched down.

Roofer replacing a strip of wind-lifted asphalt shingles and resealing step flashing where the roof meets a brick wall

Eastover

Incorporated in 2007, on US 301 and I-95 northeast of the city.

Charcoal standing seam metal roof on a white farmhouse with a wide porch, longleaf pines and sandy soil of the North Carolina Sandhills

Stedman

A small town about 11 miles east on NC 24, settled around an 1841 stagecoach stop.

Close-up of new dimensional architectural shingles and a ridge cap along the peak of a roof in afternoon light

Anderson Creek

Harnett County's largest community, fast-growing, home to the gated Anderson Creek Club.

Roofing crew unloading shingle bundles from a trailer beside a ladder at a ranch house in North Carolina, faces turned away

Dunn

The old turpentine and logging town on I-95 with a commercial historic district.

Roof replacement in progress on a ranch house: old shingles torn off, fresh gray synthetic underlayment on the decking, a dumpster trailer in the driveway

Lillington

The Harnett County seat on the Cape Fear, growing fast since 2010.

Close-up of asphalt shingles with dark bruised hail hits circled in white chalk during a roof inspection

Sanford

The Brick Capital, five historic districts and a long memory of the 2011 storm.

New seamless aluminum gutters, fascia wrap and vented soffit along the eave of a brick ranch home

Southern Pines

The 1887 winter resort town, its historic district and a lot of pine needles in gutters.

Shingle-over ridge vent running along the peak of an asphalt roof, with two box vents removed and patched

Pinehurst

Olmsted's village, where roof shapes and materials in the historic district go before a commission.

Newly installed skylight with its metal flashing kit set into an asphalt shingle roof

Aberdeen

The Scottish-settled town with its own historic district and creek.

Bright white TPO membrane flat roof on a small commercial building with rooftop HVAC units and heat-welded seams

Lumberton

The Lumber River town that flooded in Matthew and again, worse, in Florence.

Your town isn't listed? Falcon, Wade, Godwin, Linden, Spout Springs, Cameron, Vander and the country roads between them are all within reach. Call and ask; we'll tell you honestly how soon we can get there.

Stain on the ceiling, shingles in the yard, a closing date coming?

Free roof checks from Fayetteville out to Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Raeford and the Sandhills towns. Photos of what we find and a written price come before any work goes on the calendar.

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