Homes we work on in Conyers
Conyers is the heart of Rockdale County and most of what we work on here was built between the late 1970s and the early 2000s. Neighborhoods off Salem Road, Sigman Road and Highway 138 are full of brick-front two-story traditionals and split-levels with hardboard, masonite or vinyl on the remaining elevations. Closer to Olde Town there are older homes with original wood siding, deeper trim and steeper roof pitches.
Those two groups need different things. The subdivision homes are typically on their second or third roof, their first serious siding replacement, and their original gutters. The older homes near downtown need carpentry, flashing and thorough paint prep more than they need wholesale material replacement. We walk every property before quoting, get on the roof when it is safe, and check the attic for ventilation and moisture staining.
Roof replacement and repair in Conyers
We tear off to the deck, replace rotted sheathing, install synthetic underlayment with membrane in the valleys and around penetrations, correct attic ventilation with ridge exhaust and adequate soffit intake, and install architectural shingles from GAF or Owens Corning.
Most of the active leaks we find in Conyers are not shingle failures. They begin at chimney flashing, a dormer sidewall, a failed pipe boot, or a low-slope porch roof that was shingled when it needed a membrane. Rockdale County also gets regular wind and hail, so if a storm has come through we will inspect and document with dated photos so you can decide whether an insurance claim makes sense. Our full process is on the roofing services page.
Siding replacement in Conyers
Hardboard and masonite siding was standard on Conyers homes for two decades and it is failing everywhere now: swelling along the bottom course, delaminating at butt joints and refusing to hold paint no matter how much prep goes into it. The lasting fix is James Hardie fiber cement siding, installed over a proper weather-resistive barrier with flashed window and door openings and correct clearance above roofing and grade.
For rentals, investment properties or tighter budgets, quality insulated vinyl siding is a legitimate choice, and today's profiles hold color far better than the vinyl most people remember. We quote both options with real numbers so the decision is yours.
Exterior painting in Conyers
On brick-front homes the painting scope is trim, soffit, fascia, shutters, garage doors and any remaining siding. Georgia sun and humidity punish shortcuts, so we scrape and sand failing coatings, replace rotted trim and sills instead of caulking over them, prime bare wood, and apply two finish coats of quality exterior acrylic. Details are on our painting page.
Seamless gutters in Conyers
Original 5-inch gutters on a large roof often cannot move the volume of a Georgia downpour, and the overflow runs behind the fascia and rots it. We form seamless aluminum gutters on site so there are no seams to leak, replace soft fascia before hanging, size up to 6-inch where the roof area calls for it, add downspouts on long runs, and extend discharge away from the foundation.
Permits, HOAs and logistics
The City of Conyers and Rockdale County have their own permitting requirements depending on where your home sits, and many subdivisions have an active HOA with color and material standards. We pull the permits our scope requires and put together sample boards, spec sheets and color selections for architectural review. Crews protect driveways and landscaping, haul debris daily and magnet-sweep for nails every evening.
Why Conyers homeowners call EZY Exteriors
We are a family-run company based in Lawrenceville with more than 25 years of hands-on exterior experience. You get a written scope you can compare line by line, photos of what we actually found on your home, one point of contact from estimate to walkthrough, and crews we know rather than rotating subcontractors. Estimates are free and financing is available through Acorn Finance.
Timing an exterior project in Conyers
Rockdale County storm season runs spring into early summer and fills roofing schedules fast. Getting inspected in the winter usually means you choose your start date instead of waiting behind storm work. Painting is best in spring and fall, and siding installs nearly year round when temperatures allow proper sealing.
What working with us looks like
The first visit is an inspection. We measure, photograph problem areas, get on the roof when it is safe and check the attic where there is access. Then you get a written scope naming the exact shingle or siding line, the flashing and ventilation work included, cleanup expectations and warranty terms. When both fiber cement and insulated vinyl make sense on your home, you get both prices to compare.
On the job you have one point of contact. Material arrives just before we start, the driveway stays usable, landscaping near the work is covered, and we haul debris and magnet-sweep every evening. At the end we walk the house with you, take care of the punch list, and leave manufacturer documentation for warranty registration and resale.