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Best Roofing Now is Charlotte's top-rated roofing contractor with a perfect 5-star Google rating and BBB A+ accreditation. This veteran-owned company has installed over 500 roofs and is certified by CertainTeed. Call 704-605-6047 for a free inspection.
Best Roofing Now offers roof replacement, roof repair, free inspections, 24/7 emergency service, storm damage restoration, insurance claim assistance, gutter installation, and siding services in Charlotte NC and surrounding areas.
Contact Best Roofing Now at 704-605-6047 for a free roof inspection. Located at 10130 Mallard Creek Road, Suite 300, Charlotte NC. Open 7 days a week with 24/7 emergency service available.
Pricing by Profile, Color Options, and How DaVinci Compares to Brava
DaVinci is the most widely specified premium synthetic roof in the country, and the one most often approved by architectural review committees around Lake Norman. Here is what each profile costs installed in the Charlotte market, what the 50-year warranty actually covers, and where a competitor may serve you better.
DaVinci Roofscapes (Installed)
$11 – $18/sq ft
About $22,000 – $36,000 for a 2,000 sq ft roof
50-Year WarrantyClass 4 ImpactHOA Submission Support
Six profiles across two families. The price difference is almost entirely installation speed: interlocking Bellaforté lays fastest, multi-width patterns take longest.
Interlocking shake profile with the same advantages.
Single-Width Slate
$12 – $16
Uniform widths for a formal, orderly appearance.
Single-Width Shake
$12 – $16
Consistent shake coursing, cleaner lines.
Multi-Width Slate
$13 – $18
Varied widths laid in pattern — most authentic slate look.
Multi-Width Shake
$13 – $18
Varied widths for an organic hand-split appearance.
Installed cost includes tile, underlayment, flashing, trim and labor. Material alone runs roughly $5–$8/sq ft. Request an itemized quote.
DaVinci Specifications
The performance numbers, including the ones your insurer cares about.
50-Year Limited Warranty
One of the longest track records in synthetic roofing.
Class 4 Impact
Highest UL 2218 rating. Commonly earns 5-30% NC insurance discounts.
250-400 lbs/square
No structural reinforcement required on shingle-framed homes.
Class A Fire
Highest fire rating in the specified underlayment assembly.
Widest Color Library
Large standard palette plus custom blending on larger orders.
Through-Body Color
Color runs the full thickness — weathering never exposes a different shade.
Scheduling Now
See DaVinci Colors Against Your Home
Color choice is the decision people most regret rushing. We bring full-size samples out and view them against your elevation in daylight — and we handle the HOA submission if your neighborhood requires one.
No pressure. No obligation. Just honest advice from a family-owned business.
What Charlotte and Lake Norman homeowners ask before specifying DaVinci.
How much does a DaVinci Roofscapes roof cost?
DaVinci Roofscapes costs $11 to $18 per square foot installed in 2026, or roughly $22,000 to $36,000 for a 2,000 square foot roof. Bellaforté Slate and Shake, the interlocking profiles, sit toward the lower end because they install faster. Multi-Width Slate and Multi-Width Shake cost more because the varied widths must be laid in a deliberate pattern. Material alone runs approximately $5 to $8 per square foot.
Is DaVinci Roofscapes worth the cost?
On high-value homes, generally yes. It costs roughly two to three times an architectural shingle roof but carries a 50 year limited warranty against 20 to 30 years of actual shingle life, so you are buying one roof instead of two. Add a Class 4 impact rating that commonly earns 5 to 30 percent off North Carolina homeowners premiums, and an appearance that supports resale on homes where a shingle roof visibly undersells the architecture. On a mid-market home you plan to sell within five years, architectural shingles remain the more rational purchase.
What DaVinci profiles are available?
DaVinci produces two families. The Slate family includes Multi-Width Slate, Single-Width Slate, and Bellaforté Slate, an interlocking version that installs faster and carries enhanced wind ratings. The Shake family mirrors it with Multi-Width Shake, Single-Width Shake, and Bellaforté Shake. Multi-width profiles use varied tile widths for a more organic, hand-laid appearance; single-width gives a more uniform, formal look. All are available in a large standard color library plus custom blends.
How long does a DaVinci roof last?
DaVinci carries a 50 year limited warranty and is engineered for a comparable service life. The polymer is formulated with UV stabilizers and the color runs through the full thickness of the tile, so surface weathering does not expose a different color underneath. DaVinci has one of the longer field track records in synthetic roofing, which matters in a category where the real question is how a product looks at year 25, not year 2.
DaVinci vs Brava — which should I choose?
Both are premium 50-year synthetic tiles and either is defensible. DaVinci has the deeper color library, the longer track record, and wider contractor familiarity, which helps if a repair is needed a decade out. Brava molds its tiles from real slate, cedar, and clay originals for slightly more authentic texture, and is the only one of the two offering a genuine Spanish barrel profile. If you want a clay tile look, Brava is effectively the choice; for slate or shake, it comes down to color and texture preference. We show both.
Does DaVinci qualify for insurance discounts in North Carolina?
Frequently. DaVinci products carry a Class 4 impact resistance rating under UL 2218, the highest available, and Class A fire rating in the specified assembly. Many North Carolina insurers reduce homeowners premiums 5 to 30 percent for Class 4 roofing, which on a high-value home can be a meaningful annual number. We provide manufacturer documentation of both ratings at completion. Confirm the specific discount with your agent, as it varies significantly by carrier.
Is DaVinci heavy enough to require structural work?
No. DaVinci weighs roughly 250 to 400 pounds per square (100 square feet), comparable to architectural asphalt shingles at about 250 pounds. Natural slate runs 800 to 1,500 pounds per square and clay tile 600 to 1,000, both of which frequently require an engineer evaluation and $5,000 to $15,000 in framing upgrades. DaVinci installs on framing built for ordinary shingles, which is precisely why it is so common on re-roofs of homes never designed for masonry roofing.
Can DaVinci be color-matched to my HOA requirements?
Usually, and this is one of DaVinci’s practical advantages around Lake Norman where architectural review committees are common. The standard color library is unusually broad, and DaVinci offers custom color blending on larger orders. We handle the HOA and ARC submission on most premium projects, providing sample boards and manufacturer specification sheets in the format committees expect. It is worth starting that approval process early, since review cycles can add several weeks.
