Serving Myers Park, Foxcroft and Eastover

Myers Park Roofing for Century-Old Homes

Myers Park was planned in 1911, and many of its homes are close to a hundred years old, with steep, cut-up rooflines and decades of earlier repairs underneath. Horizon Roofing and Restoration inspects what’s under the shingles before giving you a number, so the plan fits the house you actually have.
Large home with a steep, multi-gable shingle roof and mature trees

What We See on Myers Park Roofs

The homes
Most Myers Park homes went up between 1911 and 1937. Colonial Revival is the most common style, followed by bungalows and Tudor Revival, according to the neighborhood’s National Register of Historic Places inventory. Many of the roofs are steep and multi-gabled, with hip, gambrel and curved-eave designs mixed in. A roof that looks like one surface from the street can be many planes joined at many points, and each joint is a place water can get in.
What’s under the shingles
A roof this old has often been replaced more than once, sometimes by laying new shingles over old ones. Under that, older homes can have board decking instead of plywood, with gaps that need fixing before new underlayment goes down. That’s why we look under the shingles before quoting a replacement here.
Tile, slate and copper
Some Myers Park homes have clay tile or slate roofs, and some have copper valleys, gutters or porch roofs. Often the copper itself is sound and only a soldered seam or the flashing at a chimney or wall has failed, which is a much smaller repair than replacing the whole system.
Oaks and storms
Century-old oaks shade many Myers Park streets. They also drop limbs in storms, keep north-facing roof slopes damp, and fill standard gutters quickly. We plan the roof and gutters around that.

Storms That Have Tested Charlotte Roofs

September 1989
Hurricane Hugo
Gusts up to 90 mph across the Charlotte area and about 80,000 trees destroyed.
December 2002
Ice storm
About 1.5 million Duke Energy customers lost power across the Carolinas, with many large trees falling on homes.
May 2020
Storms
Severe storms on May 22, 2020 uprooted trees in Myers Park and Dilworth.
September 2024
Tropical Storm Helene
Roughly 100,000 Charlotte-area customers lost power as trees and power lines came down.
March 2026
Tornado and storms
The National Weather Service rated an EF-0 tornado that crossed 1.5 miles of central Charlotte on March 16, 2026. Storms snapped tree limbs in Myers Park.

Our Services in Myers Park

Roof repair work by Horizon Roofing

Roof Repair
Many Myers Park roofs have years left and one weak spot: a valley, a chimney flashing, or the joint where a dormer meets the main roof. We fix that spot and tell you honestly how much life the rest of the roof has left. We also repair copper, slate and clay tile.
Roof replacement by Horizon Roofing

Roof Replacement
When a Myers Park roof is worn out, we tear off to the decking, repair what’s underneath and install a new roof matched to the house.
Storm-damaged asphalt shingles

Storm Damage and Insurance Claims
On an older roof, the adjuster has to separate storm damage from normal age. We photograph everything and work with your insurance company so the approved claim covers the full repair.
Black seamless gutters installed on a home

Gutters, Guards and Wood Rot
Under mature oaks, 6-inch K-style gutters with guards usually beat standard 5-inch gutters. When fascia, soffit or trim has rotted, we replace it with PVC so the problem doesn’t come back.

Roofing Company in Myers Park, NC: Roof Replacement, Repair and Storm Damage

Your Myers Park roofing contractor
Horizon Roofing and Restoration is a roofing company serving Myers Park, NC, with roof replacement, roof repair, storm and hail damage repair, roof insurance claim help and free roof inspections. As a Myers Park roofing company, we also work in Foxcroft, Eastover, Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood. If you are searching for a roofing contractor in Myers Park, we start with a free roof inspection so you know what your roof needs before you decide anything.
Roof replacement in Myers Park
A roof replacement in Myers Park means removing the old roofing, checking the decking, and installing new underlayment, flashing and shingles or metal. We replace architectural shingle roofs, asphalt shingle roofs, metal roofs, slate, tile and cedar shake roofs, and we protect your landscaping as we work. See our roof replacement cleanup and property protection process.
How much does a new roof cost?
The average cost of a roof replacement varies because every roof is different. The size and pitch of the roof, the shingle or metal you choose, how many layers come off and any decking repairs all change the price. After a free inspection, we give you a free roof estimate for your Myers Park home. Read our Charlotte roof replacement cost guide to see what drives the cost of a new roof.
Roof repair or replacement?
A roof leak, a few missing shingles or failed flashing can often be fixed with a roof repair. For an active leak, see our emergency roof repair page. When shingles are curling, cracking or shedding granules across the roof, or the roof is near the end of its life, replacement is often a better choice than repeated repairs. Our guide to roof repair vs. replacement explains how to decide.
Hail damage and roof insurance claims
If hail or wind has damaged your roof, we do a hail damage roof inspection and tell you what we find. When there is storm and hail damage, we help you through the roof insurance claim process so you are not handling the paperwork alone.
Roofing financing options
Looking for a roofing company that offers financing? Ask us about roofing financing options for your new roof. We can walk you through them at your free estimate.

Roofing in Foxcroft

Foxcroft is a wedge-shaped neighborhood south of Myers Park, next to SouthPark, with Providence Road along its eastern edge and Sharon and Fairview Roads on its other sides. Most homes date from the mid-20th century: French Provincial, Georgian and long mid-century houses on larger-than-average lots, with some going back to the 1930s. Many have since been renovated or rebuilt, so roof ages can vary from house to house on the same street.

Large lots shaded by mature trees mean more storm limbs, more debris on the roof and faster-filling gutters. With renovations and additions common, we check where an older section meets a newer one, because that flashing is a common leak point.

Roofing in Eastover

Eastover sits across Providence Road from Myers Park. It was developed by the E.C. Griffith Company starting in 1927, its first houses went up in 1928, and the southern streets were added from the 1940s through the 1960s.

That spread of building dates means Eastover roofs vary widely, from 1920s and 1930s houses with decades of earlier repairs to postwar homes that are often simpler to replace. We’ll tell you which situation you’re in after the inspection.

Other Nearby Areas We Serve

Elizabeth
One of Charlotte’s earliest streetcar suburbs, with bungalows and revival-style homes from the early 1900s, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Plaza Midwood
A Charlotte local historic district since 1992. Replacing a roof with the same material does not need Historic District Commission approval, but changing materials can, and we factor that into the schedule.
Hermitage Court
A small section of Myers Park that is its own local historic district, with the same rule.

Myers Park Roofing Questions, Answered

Do I need historic district approval to replace my roof in Myers Park?
Usually not. Outside Hermitage Court, Myers Park is not a Charlotte local historic district, so the Historic District Commission does not review roof work there. Hermitage Court is its own local district. There, replacing a roof with the same material does not need approval, but switching materials, especially slate, tile or metal, gets a staff review first. Plaza Midwood is also a local district. We check your address before scheduling.
Does my HOA need to approve a new roof?
It depends on where you live. Some Myers Park subdivisions, condo and townhome communities have their own association rules. Check your deed or HOA documents, and we'll provide product and color details for any approval request.
Do I need a permit for a roof replacement?
North Carolina law generally doesn't require a permit for roof replacement work costing $40,000 or less on a single-family home. Larger jobs, or jobs involving load-bearing structure, can change that, and we pull a permit whenever one is required.
My house has copper valleys and gutters. Do they have to come off?
Usually not. The copper often has decades left; what fails is a soldered seam or the flashing where copper meets a chimney or wall. We inspect the copper separately from the shingles and tell you which is which.
What if my roof already has more than one layer of shingles?
It adds tear-off time and disposal, and often uncovers board decking that needs work before new underlayment goes on. We check for layers during the inspection so the estimate doesn't change mid-job.
Do the oak trees damage my roof?
Indirectly. Limbs come down in storms, shade keeps north-facing slopes damp, and leaves overload small gutters. The trees can stay; the roof and gutters just need to be planned for them. We tarp or cover shrubs and flower beds before tear-off and clean up debris throughout the job.
How long does a Myers Park roof replacement take?
Most roof replacements on an average-size home take one to three days once materials are on site. Steep, multi-gable rooflines, multiple layers to remove, rotted decking that needs repair, and bad weather can add time. After your free inspection, we give you a schedule specific to your roof.
Will you protect my landscaping and clean up after the roof replacement?
Yes. Before tear-off, we tarp or cover shrubs, flowers and decks, and we clean up throughout the job, including a magnetic nail sweep of the driveway, walkways and landscaping edges before we leave. See how we protect your property and clean up.

Where We Work Around Myers Park

Service area
We serve homes throughout Myers Park (ZIP code 28207), including Hermitage Court, and nearby Foxcroft, Eastover, Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood.
Also nearby: roofing in Dilworth and SouthPark. For a single problem spot, see roof repair. For gutters under heavy trees, see gutters and gutter guards.
ZIP codes
28207
Get a Free Roof Inspection in Myers Park
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