Roofing in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

What Camp Lejeune Does to a Roof

Roofs around Camp Lejeune take the same coastal wind everything else in Onslow County takes, and they take it on a housing stock that turns over faster than almost anywhere else in North Carolina. That combination matters. A roof that has been through two or three hurricanes and three or four owners has usually had at least one repair done in a hurry, and the places where those repairs meet the original roof are where the leaks start.

The second thing we see constantly here is timing pressure. Orders come through, a house goes on the market, and a home inspector flags the roof three weeks before closing. That is a bad time to find out the decking is soft around a chimney. If you know a move is coming, the useful move is to get the roof looked at early, while a repair is still an option and you have time to think about whether replacement makes more sense than a price concession at the table.

What We Put On Camp Lejeune Homes

For a house you expect to sell inside a few years, an architectural shingle roof installed to the manufacturer's spec is almost always the right answer; it satisfies inspectors, it carries a transferable manufacturer warranty, and it does not price you out of your own comps. If this is the house you are retiring to, metal is worth a conversation.

More on this: PCS roof inspection before you list or move in.