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Front exterior of a home with a completed gray shingle roof.

Strength starts
beneath the shingles.

FORTIFIED roof installation with the details that matter for Gulf Coast weather.

Northshore & Greater New Orleans

Need a repair or inspection? Start here.

A completed SCS roof replacement

Stronger attachmentSealed roof deckReinforced roof edges

Before it is covered.
See how it is built.

Follow a real SCS roof replacement, from the exposed deck to the finished roof. See the work that a finished exterior cannot show.

Explore the IBHS standard
Construction standardFORTIFIED Roof™How the standard works
Installed shingleAtlas Pinnacle® PristineExplore the shingle
System warrantySignature Select®Review warranty terms

These materials and warranty describe the featured project. Your proposal identifies your roof system, applicable FORTIFIED requirements and warranty. Photos show the installation record; designation follows independent evaluation and IBHS review.

See the before, installation and completed views
Front exterior of the home before the documented roof work.
Before the work · February 6, 2026
Crew working on a shingle roof during installation.
Installation in progress · February 26, 2026
Side exterior view showing the completed gray shingle roof.
Completed side view · March 3, 2026
Rear exterior view showing the completed shingle roof.
Completed rear view · March 3, 2026

The work. The documentation. The review.

A stronger roof takes a complete process.

  1. SCS installs.Your written scope identifies the roof system and the work required for your home.
  2. An evaluator documents.A certified FORTIFIED Evaluator verifies required details and submits the documentation to IBHS.
  3. IBHS reviews.IBHS issues the FORTIFIED designation when the requirements are met.
Understand the FORTIFIED process

Already selected for the Louisiana Fortify Homes Program?

Tell us where you are in the process so we can prepare for your roofing estimate.

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Every roof starts with a closer look.

Repair, replacement or a concern after a storm. Choose the help you need.

Know the scope.
Know your options.

A roof is a major decision. Your first conversation should make it easier to understand.

Start with a free inspection

What will it cost?

Your roof’s size, condition, access and selected materials affect the price. SCS puts recommended work in writing so you can compare the scope.

See what affects roof cost

What protection am I getting?

The featured roof carries an Atlas Signature Select warranty. Your proposal should identify your roof system, available warranty and applicable terms.

Understand materials & warranties

What happens around my home?

Discuss access, property protection, cleanup and how concealed damage or changes will be handled before the work starts.

Can we discuss financing?

Yes. Include your financing questions in the notes with your inspection request, and we’ll discuss options with you.

Let’s plan your roof.

Get a clear scope for your FORTIFIED roof installation, replacement or repair.

  1. Tell us about your roof.Share your project, ZIP code and preferred timing. Include your grant status if it applies.
  2. We’ll arrange the visit.SCS follows up to confirm your appointment.
  3. Understand the findings.Review the condition, your options and a written scope for recommended work.
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Tell us about your roof.

Tell us about your project so SCS can prepare your FORTIFIED roofing estimate.

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  1. Project details
  2. Contact

Your answer accompanies your request. You can request a FORTIFIED roof estimate without participating in the program.

Contact details come next.

Your information is used to follow up on this request. Optional text-message choices appear with your contact details. For immediate help, call (985) 777-3717.

Submitting this form requests a visit. Your appointment is confirmed separately, and you are under no obligation to replace your roof.

A few more answers.

Roof repair, replacement and storm preparation in Southeast Louisiana.

What roof system is shown in the featured SCS project?

The featured SCS replacement is a FORTIFIED roof with Atlas Pinnacle Pristine shingles and an Atlas Signature Select Roofing System warranty. FORTIFIED is the construction standard, Pinnacle Pristine is the installed shingle, and Signature Select is the warranty. These specifications apply to this project; your proposal will identify the system and warranty for your home.

Can a leaking roof be repaired, or does it need replacement?

It depends on the water-entry point, the condition of the surrounding roof system and the roof’s remaining service life. SCS documents the condition and explains whether a repair, replacement or further evaluation is recommended before you choose.

What should I expect from a roof inspection?

The visit starts with the concern you have noticed and the accessible condition of the roof system. SCS documents findings with photos where possible, explains the limits of what can be confirmed, and provides a clear next step rather than diagnosing from a single visible symptom.

What happens after a storm inspection?

SCS explains what was observed and provides a written scope for work that is recommended. If the inspection does not support a recommendation for work, that is explained as well. A storm inspection does not by itself establish insurance coverage or a particular repair outcome.

What should a roof replacement scope include?

Ask for the selected roof system, water-management details at edges, valleys and penetrations, any accessible deck observations, ventilation considerations, property protection, cleanup and how concealed conditions or changes will be handled. Compare written scopes, not just totals.

What is a FORTIFIED roof?

FORTIFIED is a construction and reroofing standard focused on reducing storm damage. Its requirements and evaluation are separate from a normal roof proposal, so ask which requirements apply to your home and how the documentation and evaluation process would be coordinated.

Do you serve areas outside St. Tammany Parish?

Yes. SCS serves the Northshore and Greater New Orleans. The applicable permits and review steps depend on the property address and the exact scope, so confirm those requirements for your project before scheduling work.

Local roofs. A clear place to start.

Serving the Northshore and Greater New Orleans, including Covington, Mandeville, Slidell and Metairie. View all service areas.

Explore what goes into a roofAn interactive guide to the layers beneath the shingles.

Understand the work

A roof is more
than its shingles.

Explore the layers of a shingle roof, and the questions to ask before the work begins.

3D house roof cutaway showing shingle roof illustration: deck

Illustrative roof system. Materials and details depend on your roof’s written scope.

Layer 01 / 08

Start with what holds it all.

The deck is the surface every roof layer depends on. Its condition needs attention before new materials cover it up.

What did the inspection find beneath the shingles?
Read the roof system guide

Deck

The deck is the surface every roof layer depends on. Its condition needs attention before new materials cover it up.

Ask: What did the inspection find beneath the shingles?

Ice & water

A self-adhered membrane adds protection at vulnerable areas such as valleys and eaves. Its placement should be planned around the roof, then explained in the scope.

Ask: Which roof areas receive ice and water protection?

Underlay

Underlayment adds a secondary moisture-shedding layer between the deck and the shingles. The parts you won’t see still belong in the scope.

Ask: Which underlayment is included in the proposal?

Starter

Starter strips sit beneath the first shingles along the roof edges. They help secure and seal those edges, where wind and water can find a way in.

Ask: What is included at the roof edges before the shingles begin?

Shingles

Architectural shingles form the visible, weather-shedding surface. Their installation needs to work with the layers and details underneath.

Ask: Which architectural shingles and installation details are in writing?

Exhaust

High vents give warm, moist attic air a way out. Intake and exhaust need to work together; adding one without considering the other misses part of the system.

Ask: How is exhaust addressed at the top of this roof?

Ridge caps

Ridge caps finish the peak where roof planes meet. The top line deserves the same attention as every layer below it.

Ask: How will the ridge and its finishing details be handled?

Finished roof

At completion, the visible roof surface, edges, valleys, and penetrations should be reviewed against the written scope before the job is signed off.

Ask: What will be reviewed with me when the roof is complete?