Aerial view of a new brown shingle roof on a brick two-story home in autumn

Corey Womack

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Corey Womack

Corey Womack is co-owner of Jaco Roofing, the Covington, GA based roofing company he co-founded with Jake Gresham. Family-owned and faith-driven, the company has grown from a small local operation with roots in the insurance industry into a trusted residential and commercial roofing provider serving Georgia and Tennessee, with over a decade in the construction and roofing business. Before roofing, Corey worked in insurance at Piedmont Insurance and Associates, and he grew up in the area, attending Salem High School. His work centers on leadership and the full range of residential, flat, and specialty roofing, along with new home construction. He's based in Covington, GA.

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