MVW Roofing

Company Overview

A faulty roof may result in serious complications for your home, including water damage inside due to moisture concerns, energy inefficiency, and chilly, uncomfortable areas. But you don’t have to be concerned. MVW Roofing has proudly supported the Southwest Georgia community with roofing and construction services since 2011. Should you need a roof inspection, replacement, or repairs, MVW Roofing is here to help. Your home is your sanctuary; protect it by taking advantage of our complimentary inspections and estimates in Albany, Sylvester, Tifton, and surrounding areas.

Mitch Willis began his journey in construction at the age of 14, working as a carpenter and laborer throughout high school. He continued this work on weekends for a local construction firm while pursuing his college education, ultimately earning a degree in industrial systems technology by 21. He then started working as an Engineering Technician in the Facilities Engineering Department at the Albany Marine Corps Base.

While working at the marine base, Mitch took on contracting work on the side and established MVW Roofing in 2011. Eleven years later, he changed his role at the base to a firefighter, giving him additional time to concentrate on his business.

Eight months later, Mitch found out he needed to medically retire as a firefighter because he required a pacemaker. This gave him extra time to dedicate to his business, leading him to earn a state residential general contractor's license at 29 and a light commercial state license three years later.

In his role as the owner of MVW Roofing, Mitch manages employees, oversees projects, and conducts job site meetings. Mitch enjoys cultivating relationships with his customers and establishing a strong reputation for his business. He loves the construction field and is dedicated to assisting homeowners!

In his free time, Mitch enjoys golfing, fishing, and participating in activities with his wife and three children. He dedicates 60% of his free time to family activities and the other 40% to home projects for his wife.