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Residential and commercial roof repair, replacement and roofing systems suited to your property.
Commercial Renovations & Property Repairs in Wilmington, NC
Add the room you need, update the space you have or repair damaged parts of your building. RGR Construction and Roofing, LLC handles construction and connected roofing work for Wilmington-area homes and businesses.
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Choose the work your property needs
An addition connects new rooms to the existing roof and framing. A remodel can change the layout, utilities and finishes. Exterior repairs may reach behind the siding. RGR brings those parts of the project together.
We start with what you want to accomplish and the building you have. Design, engineering or specialist input may be needed for some work. RGR holds North Carolina Unlimited general contractor license #82033.
Additions & Remodeling
More space, better interiors and planned exterior improvements, including decks, porches and outdoor living.
Structural & Exterior Repairs
Structural and exterior construction repairs, damage restoration and substantial rebuilding with a defined scope.
Tell us what your property needs.
Tell us what you want to change or repair, where the property is and which areas need to remain usable during the work.
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Commercial roofing and roof repairs
When the work reaches the roof, review the existing roof condition, equipment, drainage and connections to the building.
Commercial roofing
Flat roof repair
Roof coating and walkways
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What shapes your estimate?
A useful estimate defines the work, materials and assumptions before the total. These are the main factors to discuss for your property.
Building use and project scope
Occupied commercial spaces, homes and managed properties have different access and coordination needs.
Renovation and repair details
Interior finishes, exterior assemblies, roofing and connected repairs should be identified in the proposal.
Scheduling and approvals
Trade sequencing, material decisions and any required approvals affect the construction plan.
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Historical examples describe their original project scope. They are not a price or quote for your property.
Bringing your construction project together
Some projects don’t fit neatly into one service category. You may need a building repair that reaches the roof, a renovation that changes several rooms or commercial work that has to account for the people using the property.
RGR brings roofing and general construction into the same conversation. Tell us the outcome you want and the parts of the building that need attention. Your project manager helps organize the agreed work, materials and trades into a proposal you can discuss before construction begins.
Explain the result you want
Tell us about the property, the changes you have in mind and what needs to stay in use. Share plans or reports if available.
Put the connected work in writing
We discuss the building work, roofing connections, selections and any required design or specialist involvement, so responsibilities are clear.
Keep one point of contact
Your RGR project manager coordinates the approved construction and scheduling from start to finish, with one place to bring your questions and updates.
General Construction FAQs
Can you manage roofing and remodeling as one project?
Related work can be reviewed together. The proposal should identify the included trades, connections to existing construction, and how the work will be sequenced.
Do I need complete plans before I contact you?
No. Start with your goals and the property information you have. RGR can discuss what drawings, design work, or further investigation are needed to define the project.
How is a construction estimate worked out?
The size and complexity of the work, materials, access, and existing conditions all affect the price. Compare written estimates by what is included, including preparation, disposal, allowances, and any excluded repairs.
Who handles permits and inspections?
Permit and inspection requirements depend on the work and the property’s jurisdiction. Confirm who will obtain approvals and arrange inspections when the scope is prepared; share any HOA requirements before work is scheduled.
What happens when hidden damage changes the work?
Newly exposed damage needs to be documented and reviewed. Work outside the original scope may affect the price and schedule; your project contact will explain the proposed repair through the change process in your agreement.
Can I stay in the property during construction?
That depends on the work and the areas affected. Discuss access, noise, dust, pets, and any loss of essential rooms or utilities before scheduling so you can plan around the construction.
When construction reaches the roofline, RGR can coordinate roofing with framing, exterior work and interior improvements. Explore our complete service directory to plan the connected work.
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Remodel or Add On? Start With the Space You Need
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