Wright Brothers Roofing

About Wright Brothers Roofing

Wright Brothers Roofing is a roofing contractor based in Asheville, North Carolina, serving homeowners in the surrounding area. The business is categorised on Google as a roofing contractor.

Roofing conditions in North Carolina

Asheville sits in the Blue Ridge Mountains, so the roofing picture here differs from the rest of the state: steeper terrain, snow and freeze-thaw cycling at elevation, and — as Hurricane Helene demonstrated in September 2024 — serious exposure to the rainfall and wind of storms that have tracked hundreds of miles inland.

Hail is a consistent issue across the Piedmont during spring and early summer storm seasons. The Charlotte and Raleigh metro areas both see significant hail events that drive insurance claims.

Summer heat and humidity statewide accelerate shingle aging and promote algae growth. North Carolina's humidity is particularly conducive to the black algae streaking that shortens shingle life.

Ask any contractor how they account for these specifically. A quote that doesn't mention them isn't accounting for where your roof actually is.

Services

• Roof repair
• Roof installation and replacement
• Roof inspection

Hours

• Monday: Open 24 hours
• Tuesday: Open 24 hours
• Wednesday: Open 24 hours
• Thursday: Open 24 hours
• Friday: Open 24 hours
• Saturday: Open 24 hours
• Sunday: Open 24 hours

Weekend hours are listed, which helps if you can't take time off during the week.

Contact

• Phone: (828) 520-2120
• Website: https://wrightroofing.online/
• Address: 84 Mineral Springs Rd, Asheville, NC 28805, USA
• Google Business Profile: https://maps.google.com/?cid=12178645294229643196

Licensing in North Carolina

North Carolina requires roofing contractors to be licensed through the Licensing Board for General Contractors. Verify licensing before hiring. The state has active enforcement and a complaint investigation process.

Ask for a written scope naming the underlayment and flashing materials, not just the shingle brand. Two quotes that look identical on the shingle line often differ substantially underneath it.