Excellent service, fast turnaround, and quality work. Highly recommend for any roofing needs!
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Free 15-minute storm damage inspection by a certified specialist. If we find damage, we'll walk you through every option to get it covered — and handle the paperwork for you.
- BBB A+
- 4.8★ Google
- Atlas Certified
- 50-Yr Warranty
- 10 Yrs in NC

Jason and Brittany, proudly serving North Carolina.
We handle the hard part. You get a new roof.
We Find What Others Miss
Our certified specialists document hail bruising, lifted shingles, and wind damage that untrained eyes overlook — the details that decide whether your roof gets covered.
We Handle the Paperwork
Photos, measurements, written reports, on-site meetings — we prepare everything and stand with you through the whole process. You never handle it alone.
No Surprise Costs
You'll know exactly what you're responsible for before a single shingle comes off. No upcharges, no hidden line items, no games.
A 15-minute inspection tells you exactly where you stand.
Real roofs. Real homeowners. Real results.
Every photo below is from a real roof we replaced for a North Carolina homeowner.
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Real experiences from homeowners who trusted All American Restoration & Roofing with their property.

Owner-operated. When you call, you get Jason — not a call center.
For 20 years, Jason has been on North Carolina roofs — inspecting storm damage, walking homeowners through their options, and running crews himself. All American Roofing & Restoration is local, hands-on, and small enough that the owner shows up on every job.
- Locally owned in Mooresville, NC
- Certified storm damage specialist
- On-site for every inspection
Simple. Local. Owner-run.
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Book Free Inspection
Answer a few quick questions or call us. We come out fast.
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We Document the Damage
Photos, measurements, and a clear written report — yours to keep.
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We Handle the Paperwork
We meet everyone on-site and push for a full, fair scope of work.
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New Roof, 50-Year Warranty
Most roofs completed in a single day with Atlas Pinnacle materials.
Most roofs completed in a single day.
50-Year Atlas Pinnacle Warranty
One-time transferable if you sell your home. Real protection from the manufacturer, backed by a certified installer.
Based in Mooresville. Trusted Across North Carolina.
Answers before you call.
Yes — completely free, no obligation, no pressure. A certified specialist walks your roof, documents what they find, and gives you a written report with photos. What you do next is entirely up to you.
Most storm damage isn't visible from the ground. Common signs are missing shingles after a wind event, granules collecting in gutters, small dark bruises on shingles, dented gutters, or damaged siding. The only way to know for sure is a certified inspection — which is exactly why ours is free.
That happens — and it's often worth a second look. We'll re-document the roof with detailed photos and measurements and request another review. Plenty of the roofs we've replaced started with a 'no' the first time around.
Most residential roofs we do are completed in a single day. Larger or more complex homes may take two. We arrive early, protect your landscaping, and clean up before we leave.
A certified specialist walks your roof, checks for hail bruising, lifted shingles, and wind damage, inspects flashings, gutters, and vents, and gives you a written report with photos. If we find damage, we'll walk you through your next steps.
Storm season doesn't wait. Neither should you.
Storm damage is often time-sensitive — the sooner it's documented, the better your options.