"Serving Bon Secour out of Mobile — Silver Construction brings 25 years of hands-on Gulf Coast experience, FORTIFIED™-standard roofing, and honest owner-operated service to every job in Baldwin County."
A working fishing village on the Bon Secour River in south Baldwin County, Bon Secour has supplied Gulf seafood for well over a century and lends its name to the national wildlife refuge protecting the coastline nearby. Salt air and high wind together are hard on a roof, and fastener corrosion here is a real factor rather than a theoretical one.
In Bon Secour you are dealing directly with Terry James, who owns Silver Construction and has spent 25 years working roofs and concrete along the Alabama Gulf Coast. He is from Mobile, he lives here, and he will be here in five years — which is a different proposition from the trucks that follow a hurricane into town and are gone by spring.
Bon Secour homeowners deal with the full range of Gulf Coast weather, and a roof here rarely fails where people expect it to — it starts at an edge, or in decking that was never properly fastened. With direct Gulf and Sound exposure — the highest wind category we work in, those details are worth getting right the first time. We build roofs to the FORTIFIED™ standard, pour concrete driveways on a base that will hold, and document insurance and storm damage from the first photograph. Call 251-622-3415 for a free estimate.
From fortified roof replacement to storm damage and concrete driveways — here is the full range we bring to Bon Secour homes, all handled in-house.
Roof replacement, repair, metal, shingle and low-slope roofing built for the Gulf Coast.
Sealed decks, ring-shank fastening and upgraded edge metal — built to the FORTIFIED™ standard.
Wind and hail damage documented properly, emergency tarping, and claim roof replacement.
New driveways, replacement, repair, widening, slabs, patios, sidewalks and culverts.
Full tear-off to bare decking, deck repair, and a roof built back the right way.
A documented look at what your roof is actually doing — before hurricane season, not after.
ZIP codes served: 36511. Based in Mobile, working Baldwin County and the rest of the Gulf Coast's two-county footprint.
The questions we hear most from Bon Secour homeowners.
Yes. Bon Secour is inside our service area and we work Baldwin County regularly. We deliberately limit ourselves to Mobile and Baldwin Counties so we can reach every town in them without a long wait.
Bon Secour has direct Gulf and Sound exposure — the highest wind category we work in. That generally makes the fortified details worth serious consideration, but the honest answer depends on your carrier. Ask your agent what a designated fortified roof would do to your wind premium, then we can talk about whether the numbers work.
Yes, and it is a real part of the business rather than a sideline. New driveways, replacement, repair, widening, slabs, patios, sidewalks, culverts and aprons throughout Bon Secour. If you need both a roof and a driveway, doing them together saves you a mobilization.
Faster than a company driving in from out of state, which is most of the point of staying local. Call as soon as you have damage — getting a roof dried in quickly protects both the house and your insurance claim.
We document the damage thoroughly before anything is touched and provide a detailed scope your adjuster can work from. The claim itself stays between you and your carrier — a contractor is not a licensed public adjuster, and you should be cautious of anyone who says otherwise.
Yes, and there is no pressure attached. If a repair is the right answer instead of a replacement, Terry James will tell you that.
Mobile County and Baldwin County, Alabama — 28 towns in total, and nothing outside those two counties. The full list is at the bottom of this page.
Locally owned and operated out of Mobile, Alabama. We work these two counties and only these two counties — which is why we can actually get to you.
25 Years Experience • Alabama License #27001 • Fortified Roofing • Driveways & Concrete • Mobile & Baldwin Counties