Looking for a roofing company in Gramercy? Lone Wolf Roofing serves Gramercy homeowners from our Metairie office, about 35 miles away. Our roofers handle roof leak repair, shingle roof replacement, storm damage repair, and IBHS FORTIFIED roofing.
In Gramercy, heavy rain and strong winds can expose small problems around shingles, vents, and flashing. In our experience, a leaking roof often just needs a targeted repair rather than a full replacement. We find where the water is getting in, fix the damaged area, and explain if anything else needs attention. See roof repair.
With Gramercy's humid climate and frequent storms, roofs can develop problems as they age. We've seen roofs where another repair makes sense and others where repeated patching only costs the homeowner more. We check the condition of your roof, explain whether replacement is necessary, and provide an estimate outlining the work. See roof replacement.
Gramercy sits along the Mississippi River in an area where hurricanes, tropical storms, and severe thunderstorms can bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall. We've seen how storm damage can go unnoticed until the next downpour causes a leak. We inspect shingles, flashing, and roof edges, document the damage, and help with the roof insurance claims process. See storm damage restoration and roof insurance claims.
For Gramercy homeowners concerned about hurricane damage, a FORTIFIED roof can provide stronger protection against severe weather. In our experience, proper roof decking attachment, sealed roof decks, and secure roof edges make an important difference during high winds. As a Certified FORTIFIED Roofing Contractor, we install roofs following IBHS FORTIFIED standards and explain current program requirements and incentives. See FORTIFIED roofing.
After the heavy rain and storms Gramercy experiences, even a roof that looks fine from the street can have hidden damage. We've seen how loose shingles, deteriorating flashing, and small leaks can go unnoticed until water reaches the ceiling. Our inspections help Gramercy homeowners understand their roof's condition and catch problems before they require larger repairs. See roof inspection.
Gramercy businesses and commercial properties also deal with heavy rainfall, humidity, and seasonal storms. In our experience, flat and low-slope commercial roofs are especially vulnerable when drains clog, seams separate, or water sits too long. We provide commercial roof repairs, replacements,and installations to address these problems and help protect your building. We also offer roof coating. See commercial roofing.
Our commitment to quality has also earned us recognition across South Louisiana. We were voted Best Roofing Company in the 2025 Best of St. Tammany Awards and the 2026 Best of Jefferson Parish Awards. Expertise.com also recognized Lone Wolf Roofing as one of the Best Roofers in Metairie for 2026.
Gramercy sits along the Mississippi River in St. James Parish, about 35 miles west of New Orleans. When Ida reached St. James Parish it was still a Category 2 hurricane, and a local pastor said the main damage was wind damage to roofs. Water got into some buildings through those damaged roofs.
Wind and hail can leave a small loose spot that turns into a leak later. One customer review below describes a roofer finding exactly that kind of spot.
A roof inspection checks the roof itself. That means the shingles, the flashing, the gutters, and the attic vents. It cannot tell you your flood zone or whether you need flood insurance.
Gramercy is a town with its own town hall, so start there. The Town of Gramercy has its own building permit application, and it asks for the contractor’s Louisiana license number. The Town Hall is at 120 N. Montz Street, phone 225-869-4403. St. James Parish handles permits only for unincorporated areas, and it sends people in Lutcher and Gramercy to their towns. Call Town Hall to confirm whether your roof job needs a permit and what it costs.
Louisiana also requires roofers to hold a state license. Ask any roofer for their license number and check it with the state licensing board.
When you invest in a new roof for your Gramercy home, you deserve to know the installation is backed by a strong warranty. That’s why Lone Wolf Roofing provides a 100-Year Workmanship Warranty. Once your project is complete, we give you a certificate confirming coverage for 100 years from the listed completion date. It covers installation errors, but does not guarantee that your roofing materials will last a century.
If you decide to sell your Gramercy home, you can transfer the workmanship warranty once to the new owner. Manufacturer warranties remain separate. For complete coverage details, review your agreement or visit our 100-Year Workmanship Warranty page.
And if you’re planning more improvements to your Gramercy property, keep your warranty certificate. It also qualifies you for 15% off future siding, patio, or exterior projects with Lone Wolf Roofing.
At Lone Wolf Roofing, we show our appreciation to those who serve our communities and those who have served our country. Veterans, active-duty military personnel, emergency responders, and seniors may qualify for a 10% discount. Simply mention the offer when you contact us, and we'll explain which services and costs are eligible before your project begins. Some products, upgrades, fees, and services may be excluded. Read the details on our Veteran and Senior Appreciation Discount page.
Received a roofing estimate from another contractor? Lone Wolf Roofing offers to beat a qualifying comparable quote by $500. To make sure you're getting a fair comparison, we review both proposals for matching roof size, materials, scope of work, flashing, ventilation, cleanup, warranty coverage, and any exclusions. All quotes must be reviewed and approved under our written terms before the guarantee applies. Read the details on our Price Match Guarantee page.
Louisiana lets insurers use a separate deductible for hurricanes, named storms, and sometimes wind and hail. It can be a percentage of your home’s insured value instead of a flat dollar amount. For example, a 2% deductible on a home insured for $200,000 is $4,000. Small repairs can fall under that amount. Read your policy, or ask your agent which deductible applies to your roof.
One more point: wind-driven rain that gets in through a hole in the roof is generally a covered peril, but rising flood water is not. Flood insurance is a separate policy. Ask your agent how your own policy treats each one.
