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Roofing company in Graham, NC

New architectural shingle roof on a home in Graham, North Carolina, installed by Alpha Omega Roofing Co

Roof replacement, repair, storm damage help, metal, flat commercial systems and seamless gutters for Graham homes and businesses. Family run in Burlington, North Carolina — with a free inspection and an itemised price before anything starts.

50+ years, family run Licensed & insured Fast local response Clean job sites

Fast local response

Close enough to get to Graham quickly when a storm hits.

Straight recommendations

Honest answers and no pressure. A repair if a repair will do.

Quality workmanship

Our own supervised crew, proven materials, done to spec.

Protection that lasts

Manufacturer coverage on materials plus our workmanship warranty.

What We Do

Roofing services available in Graham, NC

Every service we offer is available across Alamance County. Not sure which one you need? That is what the free inspection is for.

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Match The Problem

The right fix for the roof problem you have

Most calls from Graham start with one of these five. The inspection tells you which applies to your roof — and we will say if it is the smallest option.

Alpha Omega roofing inspector checking shingles and flashing on a Graham, North Carolina roof
Alpha Omega Roofing crew installing a new shingle roof in Graham, North Carolina
Rooted In Graham

Local roofing support for Graham homes and businesses

Graham is ten minutes from our yard. Older homes around the courthouse square and newer builds toward Cheeks — we work on both, and we know which roofs on which streets take the wind.

Ten minutes from our yardClose enough that an emergency tarp happens the same afternoon.Historic and new alikeSteep older roofs near the square and modern subdivisions further out.Alamance County permittingHandled by us, without adding a week to your project.Neighbours as referencesWe can point you at finished roofs in Graham you can drive past.
Built For The Weather Here

Roofs built for North Carolina weather

Heavy summer downpours, straight-line winds, hail lines that hit one side of town and miss the other, then months of UV. We specify for all of it.

Heavy rainSealed valleys, correct underlayment and gutters sized to carry it.
Strong windsNailing patterns and starter courses that hold the edge in a gust.
Hail and storm damageDocumented for your carrier, with same-day tarping if a slope is open.
Year-round UVMaterials and ventilation chosen so the deck does not cook under the roof.
Storm-damaged shingles on a Graham, North Carolina roof before repair
Local Detail

Roofing in Graham, North Carolina

Graham is the county seat of Alamance County, immediately south of Burlington. The courthouse square is ringed by older homes with steep pitches and cut-up rooflines, while the newer growth sits out toward the Haw River and the NC-54 corridor.

Alamance County seatSame county as our yard — Graham is effectively a neighbouring street for us. Older roofs downtownSteep pitches and multiple valleys around the square need careful flashing detail. Newer growthSubdivisions toward the river are mostly architectural shingle on simpler roofs.

Steep and complicated roofs are where corners get cut by crews working fast. Valleys, dormer sidewalls and chimney flashing take longer to do properly, and that is where the leaks show up two winters later.

How It Works

Three steps to protect your Graham property

The same sequence on every job, whether it is one flashing detail or a full replacement.

Inspect and assess

Someone on the roof with a ladder. Every slope, the attic side, and photographs of all of it.

Recommend the right fix

Options and an itemised price in writing, with the smallest option that actually solves it named first.

Complete the work cleanly

Our own crew, someone accountable on site, and a magnet over the drive before we leave.

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Why Neighbours Choose Us

Rated 5.0 across the Piedmont Triad

Family run in Burlington, and on North Carolina roofs for over 50 years.

Honest guidanceWe recommend what you need, not what costs more.
Respectful crewsClean, courteous and professional on every job.
Insurance claim helpDocumented, filed, and the adjuster met on the roof.
Attention to detailFrom prep to cleanup, the small things get done.
Fast service, very reliable and trustworthy. I recommend using this company.
CH Cam HolderGoogle review · Burlington, NC
They were very professional and very clean doing the job. They always responded to me and got the job done.
DD Darlene DawsonGoogle review · Graham, NC
Excellent service and solved roofing issues. Very helpful and kind.
LE Laura EvyGoogle review · Mebane, NC
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Nearby

Proudly serving Graham and nearby communities

We cover Graham as part of the Piedmont Triad and Alamance County, North Carolina. Not seeing your town? Ask — we may still reach you.

BurlingtonHaw RiverMebaneSnow CampAlamanceSwepsonville
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Completed architectural shingle roof on a home in Graham, North Carolina
Before You Call

Graham roofing questions

How do I know if a Graham roof leak can be repaired?
The inspection tells us. Damage isolated to one valley, boot or section of flashing is a repair. Granule loss across every slope with leaks in more than one room is not, and we will show you the photographs either way.
Do you provide storm-damage inspections in Graham?
Yes, and we answer 24/7 if water is actively getting in. Damage gets photographed and measured while the date of loss is still provable, whether or not you decide to file.
Can you replace damaged decking during a roof replacement?
Yes. Soft or rotten sheathing found at tear-off is replaced, and it is priced openly rather than discovered at invoice time.
What roofing materials do you install?
Architectural shingles as standard, standing-seam and exposed-fastener metal, and low-slope systems including EPDM, TPO, PVC and torch down for flat sections. Which one suits your roof is part of the conversation, not decided in advance.
Do you work on the older houses around the courthouse square?
Regularly. Older rooflines with dormers, porch gables and steep original pitches are a good part of what we do in Graham, and they need more flashing detail than a modern build.
Alpha Omega Roofing Co yard sign in front of a completed roof replacement in Graham, North Carolina
One Call Settles It

Protect your Graham property before small problems grow

A free inspection, photographs of what is actually up there, and an itemised price. If the roof is fine, we will tell you that.

Graham, North Carolina · Alamance County · the Piedmont Triad

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