Your roof, our name on it.
Installation, repair, and maintenance from a hometown crew based in Tylertown, Mississippi. Show up when we said we would, put the roof on right, and stand behind it — that's the whole job.
We work Walthall County and the Columbia–McComb corridor, and we've held a place in the Blue Book contractor network since 2015. Free estimates, every time.
Meet Graham's:
Show up. Do it right. Stand behind it.
Graham's Roofing & Construction works out of Tylertown, in the heart of Walthall County — twenty-two miles from Columbia and twenty-two from McComb. Roofing here isn't complicated to explain: show up when you said you would, put the roof on right, and stand behind it.
We've been part of the Blue Book contractor network since 2015, and most of our work still comes the old way — somebody's neighbor telling them who to call. Estimates are free, and after a storm we move fast, because wind and hail don't make appointments.
Our expertise:
The whole life of a roof
Our portfolio:
Work that holds up
Shingle and metal work across Walthall County and the Columbia–McComb corridor — new roofs, storm repairs, and the routine checks that keep a good roof good.
These are representative photos while we put together a gallery of finished local jobs. Want to see something closer to home? Call and ask — we'll tell you straight what we've done nearby.
Good to know:
Straight answers
How do I know if my roof needs attention?
Missing or curling shingles, dark streaks, granules in the gutters, daylight in the attic, or a water stain on a ceiling — any one of those is worth a look. Catching it early is always cheaper.
Repair or full replacement — how do you decide?
Age, how far the damage has spread, and what's under the surface. An honest inspection tells you which one actually makes sense — we don't sell you a roof you don't need.
Do you charge for estimates?
No — estimates are free. Call (601) 402-4111 and we'll take a look.
Where do you work?
We're based in Tylertown and work throughout the area — Walthall County, Columbia, McComb, and the surrounding corridor.