Greenville · Winterville · Pitt County
Carolina Trophy Roofs replaces and repairs roofs across Greenville and Pitt County from our office at 1414 Forbes St. The roofs on this page are five of our recent jobs in Greenville and Winterville, photographed by our own crews from the first inspection to the finished ridge.
Hail is the storm damage homeowners here miss most. From the yard a hail-hit roof looks fine; on the roof the shingle mat is bruised and its granules are sitting in the gutters. Pitt County's storm record, further down this page, lists every hail and wind report since 2016, and a free storm inspection settles it for your roof either way.
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Five finished jobs from the last six months. All five were insurance claims: the roof was inspected and documented first, then replaced. Each card shows the town, the month the roof was finished and what the photos show.
Inspected in mid-August and finished at the end of the month. The new gray architectural shingles cover a roof with hips, valleys, dormers, a brick chimney and a shingle-clad chimney chase, with ridge cap along every hip and black step flashing where the roof meets the brick.
Inspected in August 2025 and re-roofed in March 2026. Charcoal architectural shingles now cover the main hip roof and the gabled wings of this two-story brick home.
Re-roofed in March 2026 in charcoal architectural shingles, with ridge cap along the main ridge and over the hip where the rear wing joins the house.
Inspected in September 2025 and re-roofed in late May 2026. The ridge vent went on along the main peak before the cap shingles covered it — the second photo was taken halfway through that step.
Inspected in late February and re-roofed in early March 2026 in IKO Dynasty architectural shingles, a brown blend, around the dormer and roof vents. The shingles arrived on pallets in the driveway (second photo).
The Greenville office on Forbes Street is one of our two offices — the other is at 136 S. Business Ct in Rocky Mount — and the base for storm inspections across Pitt County. The office has its own line, (252) 371-2266. Our main number, (252) 302-2003, reaches both offices and is answered around the clock for active leaks.
Full re-roofs in architectural shingles, like the five jobs above: the old roof documented first, the new one photographed as it goes on, down to the ridge vent and the chimney flashing.
Leaks, missing or creased shingles, failed pipe boots and flashing. For a leak that is active right now, call the 24/7 line and we tarp first, then repair once the roof is safe to walk.
Pitt County's record holds both hail and thunderstorm wind. A free storm inspection checks every slope — for bruised mat and granule loss after hail, for creased and lifted shingles after wind — and photographs what it finds.
Hail claims turn on documentation. We document the roof, meet your adjuster on it, and handle the claim paperwork through to the depreciation release.
Flat and low-slope roofs, coatings and metal roofs for Greenville businesses, churches and property managers.
Storm record · Pitt County
What the public record says about roofs in Greenville and the rest of Pitt County
Of the 102 roof-relevant storm events NOAA logged in Pitt County between 2016 and 2026, 30 were hail. 28 of those dropped stones an inch across or larger, which is roughly the size at which hail stops bouncing off an asphalt roof and starts bruising it. The largest on record fell on May 15, 2025: Baseball, measured at 2.50 in. A further 2 hail events came in under an inch.
Hail damage is the kind you cannot see from the driveway. A stone that size fractures the asphalt mat beneath the surface and knocks the protective granules loose; the shingle keeps its shape and keeps shedding water for a while afterwards, so a hail-struck roof usually looks fine from the ground and fails early instead. The things a homeowner can actually check are granule piles at the bottom of the downspout, and dents in the soft metal on the roof — vent caps, valley flashing, gutter aprons. Those dents matter because soft metal takes an impression at about the same stone size that damages a shingle, so they are the closest thing to a physical record of what hit the house.
The $1,000 figure is NOAA's reported property damage for the whole of Pitt County from these storms, 2016–2026 — a county-wide reporting total. It is not the cost of a roof, and it is not an amount paid to any property owner.
Event descriptions as recorded in the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database.
* 2026 is a partial year — the record runs to the most recent update of the source, not to the end of the year, so its bar is not comparable with the others. A year showing zero had no recorded hail, tornado or thunderstorm-wind event in this county.
The communities nearest Greenville reach into 5 other counties, and those counties do not share Pitt County's record:
Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, 2016-2026, Pitt County (U.S. Government work, public domain). Counts cover roof-relevant event types only — hail, tornado and thunderstorm wind. Records are county-level; NOAA does not log these events by street address.
Storm damage · Greenville, NC
Greenville's county record is a hail record. Most of Pitt County's hail reports are for stones of an inch or larger, and the county's largest stone, measured in 2025, was baseball-sized. Hail damage is the storm damage that homeowners most often miss: from the ground the roof looks fine, while on the roof the shingle mat is bruised and the granules that protect it from sunlight are sitting in the gutters. Our Greenville office on Forbes Street is the base for storm inspections across Pitt County.
The public record backs that up. Between 2016 and 2026, the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database logged 102 roof-relevant storm events in Pitt County: 30 hail, 71 thunderstorm-wind and 1 tornado report. The largest hail in the file measured 2.50 in. (Baseball) on May 15, 2025. The strongest measured gust was 72 knots on Jun 22, 2016, in the unit the source records. One entry in the county file reads: “May 15, 2025 -- Hail (Baseball hail, 2.50 in)”.
Free storm inspection
Every slope walked and photographed — hail bruising, wind creases, lifted flashing, soft-metal dents — and the findings written up so you can read them.
Emergency tarping
Open roof covered to stop water entering while the claim and the permanent repair are arranged. Call (252) 302-2003 any hour.
Repair or replacement
GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Atlas and IKO systems installed by a certified crew, with the option of building the new roof to the FORTIFIED standard.
The full process — what to do in the first hour, what an inspection looks for, and the storm profile for all six counties we serve most — is on our storm damage roof repair guide for Eastern North Carolina.
Hail claims in Greenville turn on documentation, because the damage is small, repeated and easy to argue about. The North Carolina Department of Insurance says every homeowners policy in the state requires you to give prompt notice of a loss, make reasonable emergency repairs and keep the receipts, and that the insurer should acknowledge receipt of your claim within 30 days. Carolina Trophy Roofs documents the damage, meets the adjuster on your roof in Greenville, and handles the claim paperwork from the first photo to the final invoice. Read the step-by-step North Carolina roof insurance claims guide for deductibles, depreciation, deadlines and what to do if a claim is denied.
For deductibles, depreciation and deadlines in more detail, see the North Carolina roof insurance claims guide.
We inspect the whole roof, photograph what we find and tell you whether you have a claim, a repair or nothing to worry about. Call (252) 302-2003 or book online. Want a number before anyone visits? The instant estimate gives a price range for your roof in about a minute.