Family-run since 1989
About us
Ray Tolley started roofing in Asheville in 1989. His son Caleb runs the company now, with crew leads who have been here for over a decade.
Caleb Tolley
Grew up on his dad's job sites. Runs the company and prices most jobs himself.
Wes Harmon
Leads the replacement crew and sets up the fall protection on every job.
Marco Delgado
Leaks, flashing, pipe boots and small repairs. Leaks go to the front of his list.
Danny Ochoa
Runs tear-offs and emergency tarping after storms.
A pickup and two ladders
Ray roofed for other companies for ten years before he started his own. Most of his first customers were neighbors off Haywood Road, and some of them have called us for their second roof.
Caleb spent his summers on Ray’s crews, got his contractor’s license in 2012 and took over in 2016. He added metal roofing and a crew that does nothing but repairs, so a leak doesn’t wait behind a week of replacements.
Joanne has run the office from the start. If you call during the day, she answers.
How we work
- Tied off, every timeEveryone on a pitched roof wears a harness and works from anchors. It takes longer, and we price that in.
- Our own crewsEvery roofer is on our payroll and covered by our workers’ comp. We don’t hand jobs to subcontractors.
- One person to callCaleb prices the job and does the final check. Joanne handles everything in between.
- Licensed and insuredLicensed North Carolina general contractor, with liability insurance and workers’ comp. Certificates on request.
From customers
Caleb sent us photos of every problem he found, including the ones that could wait. The crew covered the windows and the flower beds and ran a magnet over the yard twice.
Pam R. We'd never filed a roof claim. Caleb met the adjuster and showed him the hail hits on the vents and the north slope. The new roof was on two weeks later.
Tom and Gail W. Marco found the leak at a cracked pipe boot, not the skylight two other roofers wanted to replace. $410, and it's been dry for two winters.
Denise K.
Meet us on your roof
A free inspection takes about an hour. Caleb or Wes does it, not a salesperson.