Commercial General Contractor in Chamblee, GA.

Our office sits right on Chamblee Dunwoody Road, so this isn't a market we drive in for — it's the one we're already in. We cover the light-industrial and flex parks off New Peachtree Road and along the rail corridor near the DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK), the retail and restaurant strips on Buford Highway and Peachtree Boulevard, and the older residential neighborhoods like Huntley Hills and Keswick that ring downtown.

Downtown Chamblee itself has changed fast over the past few years — the MARTA station area and the antiques-row buildings along Peachtree Road have filled in with new restaurants, breweries, and small retail, mixed in with the older brick storefronts. That mix of decades-old commercial buildings and new build-outs is exactly the kind of work our GC model is built for.

Around PDK and the rail corridor, most of the calls are flex and light-industrial buildings — single-ply roof replacements and repairs on low-slope commercial roofs, plus tenant improvement work when a warehouse or flex space turns over to a new user. Those buildings take real wear from HVAC penetrations and years of patch repairs, and a lot of what we get called for is fixing somebody else's shortcuts before they turn into a bigger leak.

On Buford Highway and in downtown Chamblee, the work skews toward restaurant and retail build-outs — new tenants fitting out an old storefront, kitchen exhaust and grease-trap coordination, and the permitting that comes with a change of use. In the residential neighborhoods it's roof replacement and storm repair on the older housing stock, a lot of it under mature tree canopy that Huntley Hills and Keswick are known for.

Inside Chamblee city limits, City Planning and Development handles permits, plan review, and inspections separately from unincorporated DeKalb County. City materials direct owners considering a new roof to that department and say most listed improvements require a permit; the City code allows ordinary minor repairs valued below $2,500 without one only with the building official's approval. We confirm the address and current requirements for the exact scope before work begins.

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, response process, and substitution process.

Chamblee sits in the same severe-thunderstorm and hail corridor as the rest of metro Atlanta, and the mature tree canopy over Huntley Hills, Keswick, and the older streets near downtown means wind and storm damage here is as often a limb through a roof as it is hail. Low-slope commercial roofs on the flex buildings near PDK take their own kind of damage from straight-line wind, especially around rooftop units and flashing.

Our roof inspectors document visible conditions with photographs and measurements. We prepare a repair scope, submit supported contractor documentation for carrier review, and manage approved repair or replacement as your GC — for a flex building, a restaurant space, or a house in Keswick, the construction process is the same. The carrier independently decides coverage and payment.