Proudly Serving Lincoln County

Grey Skii Roofing & Storm Restoration serves homeowners and property owners across southwest Mississippi, covering a stretch of Lincoln County and the surrounding communities that run from the pine hills north of Brookhaven down through the flatlands toward the Louisiana state line. This is a region where Gulf-fed storm systems roll through fast and hard, and where a roof that looked fine in April can be missing shingles by May. Our crew is based here, works here year-round, and understands what Mississippi weather actually does to a roof over time — not just the dramatic hail events, but the slow damage from summer heat cycling, humidity, and the occasional ice event that catches everyone off guard.

Our coverage footprint runs through Lincoln County and into the communities that surround it — from Wellman and East Lincoln in the north, through Brookhaven itself, and south through Wesson, Summit, Auburn, and McComb. We also serve Norfield, Zetus, Monticello, and the broader Lincoln area. That's a real geographic range, and we treat each of those towns as a genuine service area rather than a footnote. When a storm clips McComb on a Tuesday night and another cell hits Monticello by Wednesday morning, we're already in the region — not driving in from Jackson or the coast. That proximity means faster response, less scheduling friction, and a crew that already knows the roads, the housing stock, and the local suppliers.

Brookhaven is our home base and where we handle the highest volume of work, from storm repair on post-war bungalows to full replacements on newer construction off Highway 51. East Lincoln and Wellman sit just north, where larger rural lots often mean metal roofing is the practical long-term choice. Wesson and Norfield are close enough that we can run a repair call the same day in most cases. Summit and McComb to the south are a natural extension — both communities see the same Gulf moisture and storm exposure that Lincoln County does, and homeowners there deserve the same response time as anyone closer to Brookhaven. Monticello, over in Lawrence County, is a bit further east but well within our regular route. Zetus and Auburn round out the coverage, typically rural properties where we often recommend metal for longevity over asphalt in areas with heavy tree canopy and debris exposure.

Southwest Mississippi has a specific character — older craftsman homes in Brookhaven's historic neighborhoods, newer subdivisions spreading out toward Wesson and Summit, farmhouses and rural properties scattered across the county roads between Norfield and Zetus. These aren't interchangeable roofing jobs. An older home may have skip sheathing under the existing layers. A rural property may need a metal roof that can handle decades without a service call. A newer subdivision home may have a manufacturer's shingle warranty that requires installation to specific standards. We've worked on all of them across this region. When we give a homeowner in McComb or Monticello a detailed estimate, it reflects what we actually see on their roof — not a number pulled from a regional average.