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Services

What Robinson
does.

Roof and leak repair, the $150 roof tune-up, gutters and drainage, and storm damage across Alamance and Guilford County, North Carolina.

Repair by Robinson Roofing in Elon, North Carolina
01
Repair

The stain is inside.
The cause is not.

Leaks traced back to the detail that is actually letting water in, then shingles, flashing and sealant put right.

Leak traced to the entry point, not the stainFlashing at walls and chimneys checkedValleys and vent boots inspected
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Maintenance by Robinson Roofing in Elon, North Carolina
02
Maintenance

One visit
before it leaks.

A published $150 visit: the roof inspected, the gutters cleaned and the small stuff fixed while it is still small.

Set price of $150, published, not quotedRoof inspected properly, not glanced atGutters cleaned out on the same visit
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Drainage by Robinson Roofing in Elon, North Carolina
03
Drainage

A roof only works
if the water leaves.

Gutters cleaned, downspouts cleared and the roof debris taken off, so water sheds instead of standing.

Gutters cleared of needles, leaf mat and gritDownspouts checked through, elbows includedWater confirmed running to the outlet
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Storm by Robinson Roofing in Elon, North Carolina
04
Storm

After the wind,
before the ceiling.

Storm damage looked at and photographed, with anything actively letting water in dealt with first.

Active water ingress dealt with firstWind damage checked properly, not from the groundCreased and lifted shingles identified
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Elon · Burlington · Gibsonville · Greensboro · Graham
Look first.
Then fix it.
What we do

Four things,
done properly.

Roof and leak repair, the $150 roof tune-up, gutters and drainage, and storm damage across Alamance and Guilford County, North Carolina.

Pricing

The one price they publish.

Robinson Roofing publishes a set price for the maintenance visit. Everything else is quoted once the roof has actually been looked at.

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The Roof Tune-Up
Set price, published$150
  • The roof inspected properly, not glanced at
  • Gutters cleaned out on the same visit
  • Minor repairs done there and then
  • Vent boots, flashing and loose shingles checked
  • A straight answer if something is bigger
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The $150 tune-up is Robinson Roofing’s own published price. Everything else is quoted after the roof has been looked at, because a number given before that is a guess.

How a repair actually goes

A roof gets looked at
before anything gets sold.

Most roofs that leak do not need replacing. They need the one bad detail found and fixed. So the first visit is a look, not a quote for a new roof.

  1. 01

    You describe the stain

    Where it shows inside, when it started, and whether it tracks with heavy rain.

  2. 02

    The roof gets walked

    Water rarely enters where it drips. Flashing, valleys, boots and the gutter line all get checked.

  3. 03

    You are shown the cause

    Photographs of the detail letting water in, so you can see the problem rather than take it on trust.

  4. 04

    It gets repaired

    Shingles, flashing, sealant and the gutter run put right. If it is bigger than a repair, you are told.

“Robinson roofing provided next day assessment of my roofing issues. They showed up early, were respectful, and professional. They made sure that I understood my options. I would recommend giving them a try.”, Dawn B. Google review. Rated 5.0 on Google. Voted a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite in 2021.
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Tell us where the stain is and when it started.

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The work we do

Their work.
Their photographs.

Taken on Robinson Roofing jobs. Drag for more.

Porch roofline, soffit and gable from below by Robinson Roofing, Elon
ExteriorPorch roofline, soffit and gable from below
A window opening trimmed and flashed by Robinson Roofing, Elon
DetailA window opening trimmed and flashed
New exterior door set into its trim by Robinson Roofing, Elon
ExteriorNew exterior door set into its trim
A finished sunroom under its new ceiling by Robinson Roofing, Elon
InteriorA finished sunroom under its new ceiling
Sunroom glazing and ceiling from inside by Robinson Roofing, Elon
InteriorSunroom glazing and ceiling from inside
Rear elevation, gutter line and enclosed porch by Robinson Roofing, Elon
ExteriorRear elevation, gutter line and enclosed porch

Every photograph here is Robinson Roofing’s own. These particular ones are from carpentry, porch and window jobs rather than roof repairs, so they are captioned for what they actually show.

Google reviews
5.0
Rated 5.0 out of 5 on Google

Robinson Roofing is rated 5.0 on Google. Read the review and see the listing for yourself.

How it works

Easy to start,
and you get told the truth.

Say where the stain shows and when it started. The first visit is a look at the roof, not a quote for a new one.

Call (336) 221-4582
01

Call or text

Reach Robinson Roofing on (336) 221-4582. An active leak is the reason to ring late.

02

Describe the stain

Where it shows inside, when it started, and whether it tracks with heavy rain.

03

The roof gets walked

Flashing, valleys, vent boots and the gutter line, not just the spot above the stain.

04

You see the cause

Photographs of the detail that is letting water in, then the repair, or a straight answer if it is bigger.

Good to know

Questions,
answered.

How much is the roof tune-up?
It is $150. That covers the roof being inspected, the gutters cleaned out and the minor repairs that turn up being done on the same visit. It is a published price rather than a quote, so you know it before anyone comes out.
Do I need a whole new roof?
Usually not. Most roofs that leak have one failing detail, most often flashing, a split vent boot or a run of lifted shingles. The first visit is a look, and you get told honestly which of the two you are dealing with rather than being quoted for a replacement by default.
Do you do flat or single-ply commercial roofs?
The work shown here is residential repair and maintenance: shingle roofs, flashing, gutters and storm damage. If you have a flat or single-ply commercial roof, call and ask rather than assuming, and you will get a straight answer about whether it is something they take on.
Are you licensed?
North Carolina requires a general contractor licence from the NC Licensing Board for General Contractors for building work costing $40,000 or more. Robinson Roofing is not listed on that register, so the work here is kept to repairs, maintenance, gutters and storm damage below that threshold. Anything at or above it should go to a licensed general contractor, and you will be told that rather than sold around it.
Can you handle my insurance claim?
No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. What you get is the damage properly looked at and photographed so you have a clear record of it. Filing, negotiating and the outcome of a claim are between you and your insurer.
Are you really open 24 hours?
The Google listing says open 24 hours, and you can call or text at any hour. In practice it is one local business rather than a call centre, so an ordinary quote gets picked up in normal hours, while an active leak or fresh storm damage is the reason to ring late.
Which towns do you cover?
Alamance and Guilford County: Elon, Burlington, Gibsonville, Greensboro, Graham, Haw River, Whitsett, Mebane, Jamestown, High Point, Summerfield and Oak Ridge. Just outside that, call and ask.
Why are the photographs not of roofs?
Because they are genuinely Robinson Roofing’s own photographs and the ones they have published happen to be from carpentry, porch and window jobs. Rather than use stock roof pictures and imply they are their work, they are captioned for exactly what they show.
Get a look at it

Look first.
Then fix it.

(336) 221-4582
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(336) 221-4582

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Say where the stain shows, when it started and whether it tracks with heavy rain.

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