Can you come out today for a leak in Greenville?

Call (252) 302-2003; it is answered 24/7. Same-day booking is available, and we give a 24-hour response for most emergencies. An active leak is tarped first and repaired once the roof is safe to walk.

Will insurance pay for my roof repair?

If wind, hail or another covered peril caused the damage, the covered repair is paid under your policy, less your deductible. Wear and age are commonly excluded. We document the damage and meet your adjuster; the coverage decision is the insurer’s.

Why is the water stain nowhere near the damage?

Water runs along the underlayment and the rafters before it drips, so the stain can be several feet from where it gets in. That is why we start on the roof and in the attic, not at the stain.

Is a roof repair covered by a warranty?

Yes. You get the photos and the repair documentation, and the repair is covered by our workmanship warranty.

Do you repair metal and flat roofs in Greenville?

Yes: loose and backed-out fasteners and failed seams on metal roofs, and flat and low-slope roofs on commercial buildings.

Greenville · Winterville · Grimesland · Pitt County

Roof Repair in Greenville, NC

Roof repairs in Greenville and around Pitt County are run from our office at 1414 Forbes St. If water is coming in right now, call (252) 302-2003: it is answered 24/7, and an active leak gets tarped first and repaired once the roof is safe to walk.

For anything else, call the Greenville office at (252) 371-2266 or book a free inspection. A repair starts with finding where the water actually gets in, and that is rarely right above the stain.

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If your roof is leaking right now

Catch the water, stay out from under it
Move what you can and put a bucket under the drip. Keep everyone away from a ceiling that is bulging with water, and nobody goes up on a wet roof.
Take photos
The ceiling, the floor, anything that got wet, and the roof from the yard. If a storm caused it, write down the date.
Call (252) 302-2003
Answered 24/7. We tarp the roof to stop the water, then inspect the whole roof and make the permanent repair once it is safe to walk.
Keep the receipts
The NC Department of Insurance says your policy requires reasonable emergency repairs to prevent further damage. Keep the receipt and the photos for the claim.

Where Greenville roofs leak

Most leaks start where the roof is interrupted, not in the middle of a slope:

Pipe boots. The rubber collar around a plumbing vent cracks in the sun, and water runs down the pipe into the attic.
Chimneys and chimney chases. Flashing pulls loose where the shingles meet brick. A chimney chase is a box with four sides, and every side has to be flashed and shingled right.
Valleys. A valley carries the water off two slopes, so a worn or badly lapped valley shows up as a stain on the ceiling below it.
Ridge vents and ridge caps. The ridge takes the most wind. A weathered ridge vent or a lifted cap lets wind-driven rain in at the peak.
Wind-damaged shingles. Wind breaks the seal strip, creases the tab and finally tears it off, which is what the Grimesland photos below show.

Shingle-clad chimney chase rising from a new gray architectural shingle roof in Greenville, NC, beside a dormer valley — The chimney chase, finished in the same gray shingles as the roof, with the valley beside it.

Ridge vent being installed along the peak of a new charcoal shingle roof in Winterville, NC, with cap shingles staged beside it — Winterville, May 2026: the ridge vent going on along the peak before the cap shingles cover it.

Storm damage we documented in Grimesland

A storm inspection in Grimesland, Pitt County, served from our Greenville office. The roof was photographed from above so every slope could be checked and every patch shown to the homeowner and the adjuster.

Grimesland, NCStorm inspectionStorm damage — inspection photos

Missing shingles on a hip roof and a lower section

From above, the inspection found missing and displaced shingles across the main hip roof over the porch, a patch gone from a lower roof section, and tabs torn away along a hip with the layers beneath exposed. Each of those spots was photographed, which is what an adjuster needs to see.

Aerial view of a lower shingle roof section on a white home in Grimesland, NC with a patch of missing and displaced shingles — A patch of shingles gone from a lower roof section.

Close aerial view of torn and missing asphalt shingle tabs along a hip in Grimesland, NC, with the layers beneath exposed — Tabs torn away along a hip, the layers beneath exposed.

Repair, or time to replace?

A handful of missing tabs on a roof whose shingles still lie flat and seal is a repair. When storm damage runs across several slopes, the conversation is usually an insurance claim and a roof replacement. The inspection photos make that call for you either way.

On matching: a repair on a roof that has weathered for years will rarely match exactly, because colors fade and manufacturers retire lines. We match as closely as current products allow.

What a roof repair costs

We do not quote repairs over the phone. The price depends on what failed, how steep and high the roof is, and whether the decking under a long-running leak has gone soft. The inspection is free, and you get the price before any work is done. If a covered storm caused the damage, the repair may be paid through your claim, less your deductible.

The Greenville office, 1414 Forbes St.

Our Greenville office

Carolina Trophy Roofs
1414 Forbes St
Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 371-2266
Open 24 hours

Greenville repairs are booked and run from here. The office line is (252) 371-2266 and the office is open 24 hours. For an active leak, (252) 302-2003 is answered 24/7 and reaches both of our offices.

Main line (252) 302-2003 (24/7)Directions to the office

Roof repair questions from Greenville

Can you come out today for a leak in Greenville?: Call (252) 302-2003; it is answered 24/7. Same-day booking is available, and we give a 24-hour response for most emergencies. An active leak is tarped first and repaired once the roof is safe to walk.
Will insurance pay for my roof repair?: If wind, hail or another covered peril caused the damage, the covered repair is paid under your policy, less your deductible. Wear and age are commonly excluded. We document the damage and meet your adjuster; the coverage decision is the insurer’s.
Why is the water stain nowhere near the damage?: Water runs along the underlayment and the rafters before it drips, so the stain can be several feet from where it gets in. That is why we start on the roof and in the attic, not at the stain.
Is a roof repair covered by a warranty?: Yes. You get the photos and the repair documentation, and the repair is covered by our workmanship warranty.
Do you repair metal and flat roofs in Greenville?: Yes: loose and backed-out fasteners and failed seams on metal roofs, and flat and low-slope roofs on commercial buildings.