Roofers in Foley, AL — Roof Installation, Replacement & Storm Repair
Most roofers talk about quality. We install it.
Prime Roofing & Restoration works Foley and Baldwin County from our office at 25299 Canal Rd in Orange Beach — about fifteen minutes away, which matters when a hurricane is forecast and every roofer in the region is booked. Roof installation, replacement, repair and storm damage. Call (251) 210-2671.
Roofing in Foley, AL
A Gulf Coast roof faces a different set of problems than one sixty miles inland. Salt air corrodes fasteners and flashing. Humidity feeds algae and shortens shingle life. And roughly every few years, a named storm comes through Baldwin County and finds whatever was already weak.
That changes what we install here. Class 4 impact-rated shingles, stainless or coated fasteners rather than standard galvanized, and sealed roof decks that meet the Alabama wind-zone requirements Baldwin County enforces. It costs more up front and it is the difference between a roof that survives a storm and a roof that becomes an insurance claim.
Roof Installation in Foley, AL
New construction, additions and full replacements across Foley and Baldwin County. We pull permits and schedule inspections ourselves, and we build to the coastal wind ratings rather than the inland minimum. See roof installation and roof replacement.
Roof Repair in Foley, AL
Wind-lifted shingles, corroded flashing, failed pipe boots and leaks that only show in driving rain. On coastal homes the flashing usually fails before the shingles do, because salt air works on metal faster than sun works on asphalt. See roof repair.
What We Do in Foley
Storm Damage and Hurricane Response
Baldwin County sits directly in the Gulf hurricane track. After a named storm we work the coast from the Orange Beach office, up the Foley Beach Express — about fifteen minutes when the road is clear, which is the point. We start with emergency tarping to stop water intrusion, then storm damage repair once the property is secure. We meet your adjuster on the roof — see insurance claims assistance. You can check whether a storm actually tracked over your address through National Weather Service Mobile, which covers Baldwin County.
Emergency Roof Repair
Active leak, tree on the roof, or shingles gone after a squall. Emergency roofing crews respond across Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, usually the same day.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam metal is the strongest choice on the coast — no exposed fasteners to corrode, and wind ratings well above what asphalt achieves. It costs more and it lasts forty years or more in this climate. See metal roofing.
Commercial and Multi-Family
The Highway 59 corridor carries up to 50,000 vehicles a day in summer, and the commercial stretch around OWA, Tanger Outlets and the Foley Sports Tourism Complex is mostly low-slope roof. We install and maintain TPO and flat roof systems for that kind of building, plus multi-family roofing for the rental and vacation properties, with scheduling built around residents and turnover weeks.
Roof Inspections
Free, with photographs and a written assessment. Worth doing before hurricane season and again after any named storm passes through Baldwin County. See roof inspection.
Foley and the Surrounding Area
We cover Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Elberta, Summerdale, Magnolia Springs, Josephine and Ono Island.
Dealing with roof insurance claims can feel overwhelming—but at Prime Roofing & Restoration, we’re committed to making the process easier for you. Our insurance services include complete roof replacements, claim assistance, and detailed coverage support to help you secure the benefits you’re entitled to. We work closely with your insurance company to ensure accurate documentation, fast communication, and maximum claim value.
Living in Foley: Why Local Roofing Matters
Located just minutes from the Gulf of Mexico, Foley, AL, is known for its Southern charm, family-friendly events, and proximity to attractions like OWA Parks & Resort, Tanger Outlets, and the Gulf Coast Zoo.
But with that charm comes real roofing challenges. Coastal storms, heavy rainfall, and high humidity mean homeowners need sturdy, storm-resistant systems. That’s where we come in—with installations that hold up against everything Baldwin County weather throws your way.
Why Foley Homeowners Call Us After a Storm
- Our office is fifteen minutes away. 25299 Canal Rd in Orange Beach. When a storm is forecast and every roofer on the coast is booked, distance decides who gets to you.
- We build for salt air, not just sun. Coated or stainless fasteners, Class 4 impact-rated shingles, sealed decks to Baldwin County wind ratings. Inland roofing specs fail early here.
- 4.9 stars from more than 260 Google reviews and an A+ BBB rating. Accredited since 2019, Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board #30275.
- We handle the insurance claim. Documentation from the first visit, adjuster meetings, and supplements when the first offer misses scope.
- Storm response from the coast, not from Birmingham. After a named storm, out-of-region crews arrive late and leave before warranties come due. We were here before and we will be here after.
Areas We Serve in Alabama
Frequently Asked Questions
Look for a contractor with a physical office on the coast rather than one servicing Baldwin County from Mobile or Birmingham, an Alabama license number you can verify, and a review history that predates the last hurricane. Prime Roofing & Restoration works Baldwin County from an office at 25299 Canal Rd in Orange Beach, holds Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board license #30275, has been BBB accredited since 2019, and carries 4.9 stars from more than 260 Google reviews.
Salt air corrodes fasteners and flashing far faster than inland conditions, humidity feeds algae growth that shortens shingle life, and Baldwin County enforces coastal wind ratings that inland counties do not. A roof built to inland specification will fail early here — usually at the flashing and fasteners rather than the shingles.
Standing seam metal, if the budget allows — no exposed fasteners to corrode and wind ratings well above asphalt. For shingle roofs, Class 4 impact-rated products with coated or stainless fasteners. The fastener choice matters more here than most homeowners realize, because salt air attacks metal long before sun degrades the shingle.
Standing seam metal, if the budget allows — no exposed fasteners to corrode and wind ratings well above asphalt. For shingle roofs, Class 4 impact-rated products with coated or stainless fasteners. The fastener choice matters more here than most homeowners realize, because salt air attacks metal long before sun degrades the shingle.
It depends on square footage, pitch, material and how much decking needs replacing. Coastal specification adds cost over an inland roof — better fasteners, higher wind ratings, sealed decking — and it is worth it here. Storm-damaged roofs going through insurance often cost the homeowner only their deductible. We give a written estimate after a free inspection.
In most cases yes, through the City of Foley, and Baldwin County wind-zone requirements apply. We pull permits and schedule inspections as part of the job. A contractor who asks you to pull your own permit is a warning sign.
Yes. A pre-season inspection finds the loose flashing, lifted shingles and corroded fasteners that turn a survivable storm into a claim. It is free and it takes under an hour. Getting one afterward matters too, because most policies have a filing deadline that closes sooner than people expect.
Most homeowner policies cover wind damage, though coastal policies often carry a separate, higher hurricane or named-storm deductible. Flood damage is separate and generally not covered by a standard policy. Photograph everything before any repair begins, and check your specific deductible structure before assuming what you will pay.
Yes. Our office is in Orange Beach, and we cover Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Elberta, Summerdale, Magnolia Springs, Josephine and Ono Island across Baldwin County.
What Our Customers Say
✦ What customers say
Customers most often say Prime Roofing & Restoration makes the insurance side easy: a drone inspection shows the storm or hail damage, then the team files the claim and meets the adjuster, with Bill Spencer, Trey Knox, Eric and John Phillips named again and again. Many reviewers describe a full roof replacement finished in a single day, with project managers Solomon and David on site and a crew that covers shrubs and leaves no nails or debris behind. Facebook reviewers say the same, and many credit Bill by name for handling the claim. Homeowners around Alabaster and the Birmingham area also mention clear communication, storm repairs done on the first visit, and fair pricing.
AI-generated summary of customer reviews, updated October 19, 2026.
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