Metal roofs
Standing seam and R-panel, including metal porch roofs flashed into a shingle main roof. Metal roofing →

Roofing · Lake Oconee
Residential Concerns is a roofing contractor for homes at Lake Oconee, from a Milledgeville company Mark Hobby founded in 1994. Metal and shingle roofs, repairs, storm damage, decks and porches, with the owner on the job.
What we do at the lake
Standing seam and R-panel, including metal porch roofs flashed into a shingle main roof. Metal roofing →
Full tear-off and replacement, with a look at the decking before the new roof goes on. Shingle roofing →
Leaks, missing shingles, flashing and valleys, usually same week. Roof repair →
Photos of the damage for your insurance claim, and a tarp the same day on an open roof. Storm damage →
New decks and covered porches built, existing decks repaired: boards, railings and framing.
Gutters, downspouts and proper runoff. Gutters →
On the other lake? See our Lake Sinclair work. In town? See Eatonton.
Why Residential Concerns
What a customer said
“I highly recommend him! He does incredible work and has an outstanding work ethic. He starts when he says he will, finishes the job on time, and takes great pride in the quality of his work. His pricing is fair, and he is dependable, hardworking, and professional.” — Boyd D., Google review, September 2026. 5.0 on Google.
Recent work
Shingle and standing seam metal, from lake houses to custom builds. Every one of these is a job we did.




Lake Oconee questions
Yes. Lake Oconee is part of our regular service area, along with Eatonton, Putnam County and Lake Sinclair. Not sure you are in range? Call (478) 832-2272 and ask.
Yes. Same crew, same standard, one company to call.
Metal roofing is what we do best: standing seam and R-panel, including metal porch roofs flashed into a shingle main roof. See metal roofing.
Request a free inspection. We look at the job and give you a straight number in writing before any work starts.
If the damage came from wind or hail, often yes. Age and ordinary wear, usually not. Claims have deadlines, and damage you cannot see from the ground gets worse every time it rains. We walk the roof, document what we find with photographs so you have what you need to file, and deal with the adjuster for you.
Free inspection. Owner on the job. Residential Concerns, local since 1994.