RRG Roofing & Gutters

RRG Roofing and Gutters operates in Murphy, serving Cherokee County and the surrounding mountain communities of far western North Carolina where the state meets Tennessee and Georgia. This corner of the Appalachians presents roofing challenges that contractors from flatter regions rarely understand. Steep roof pitches are standard because they need to shed snow load. Ice dam prevention requires proper ventilation design, adequate attic insulation, and underlayment specifications that go beyond minimum code requirements. Temperature swings between summer heat and deep winter freezes stress roofing materials through expansion and contraction cycles that accelerate wear. The company handles both roofing and gutter systems, which makes practical sense given how closely the two systems work together. A roof sheds water, but without properly sized and pitched gutters, that water ends up causing problems: pooling against foundations, eroding landscaping, backing up under shingles during ice events, or overflowing during heavy mountain rains. Gutter sizing in the mountains differs from flatland calculations. Steeper roof pitches concentrate runoff. Heavy rainfall events dump significant water volume in short periods. Leaf and debris loads from the surrounding forest clog gutters faster than suburban systems. RRG understands these factors and sizes systems accordingly. The service area extends throughout the Nantahala region and surrounding mountain communities. Andrews, Robbinsville, Hayesville, and Brasstown all fall within reach. For homeowners in far western North Carolina, finding a contractor who genuinely understands elevation-specific roofing challenges often means choosing between someone local or someone driving hours from Asheville. From small leak repairs to complete roof and gutter replacements, RRG brings mountain-specific knowledge to every project. That local expertise saves headaches down the road when the work has to hold up through Appalachian winters.