Commercial General Contractor in Brookhaven, GA.

Brookhaven runs along a few clear lines. Peachtree Road is the office and medical spine — low-rise professional buildings and medical office from the 70s through the 90s stretching from the Brookhaven MARTA station down toward Lenox. Dresden Drive and the Brookhaven Village/Town Brookhaven area carry the retail and restaurant density, a lot of it in older strip centers and standalone pads that get renovated or re-tenanted often. Buford Highway on the city's east side is a different animal entirely — dense retail and restaurant space in older flat-roofed buildings, much of it original construction that's overdue for roof work.

Then there's Century Center off I-85 and Clairmont — an older office park with a mix of mid-rise buildings that cycle through tenant turnover and roof and envelope work on a regular basis. Around Oglethorpe University and out toward Ashford-Dunwoody near the North DeKalb line, the mix shifts toward institutional and low-rise office. We work all of it — the Peachtree Road medical suite, the Buford Highway retail strip, the Century Center office floor.

Commercial roofing calls in Brookhaven are mostly low-slope work on office and retail buildings that are 25 to 40 years old — TPO and EPDM systems along Peachtree Road and Century Center that are past their service life, plus older built-up and modified bitumen roofs on the Buford Highway retail stock that need a full tear-off rather than another patch. Storm damage and ponding-water leaks are common on these older flat roofs, especially where drains were never resized as the buildings aged.

On the general contracting side, medical and professional office tenant improvement work is steady on Peachtree Road and around the MARTA station area, where buildings turn over tenants and need interiors rebuilt to suit. Restaurant and retail build-outs cluster in Town Brookhaven, Dresden Village, and along Buford Highway, where a change in operator usually means a full interior rebuild. We also get called for exterior envelope and roofing work on condo and townhome communities near Brookhaven Village and Ashford Park, usually routed through an HOA or property manager.

Integrity CRR self-performs roofing and manages non-roof scopes through vetted subcontractors as the general contractor. The project proposal should identify the assigned lead, expected site coverage, proposed trade firms, relevant experience, and substitution process.

The City of Brookhaven Building Department, housed under Community Development, is the permit authority for property inside city limits. As checked August 19, 2026, the City's FAQ says nonstructural roofing or siding work may be done without a permit, while work involving sheathing, rafters, roof trusses, studs, or other structural components requires one. We confirm the project address and current scope-specific requirements with the City before work, then include required permit submission and inspection scheduling in the contracted scope.

Brookhaven sits inside the perimeter and takes the same severe thunderstorm and hail line that moves through north DeKalb most summers, plus wind damage from the occasional remnant tropical system. Flat commercial roofs on Buford Highway and Peachtree Road take the brunt of it — hail bruising on aged membrane, wind uplift at parapet edges, and ponding areas that turn into leaks once a membrane's compromised.

Our roof inspectors document visible conditions with photographs and measurements, so an adjuster has specific observations to evaluate. We handle the inspection, the claim documentation, and the repair or full replacement under one contract, so an owner or property manager isn't managing separate vendors for the adjuster meeting and the actual roof work.