Straight answers about your roof

For most single-family homes in the Memphis area, a full asphalt shingle replacement runs roughly $8,000–$18,000. The main variables are roof size, pitch and complexity, how much decking needs replacing, and the shingle you choose. Small ranch homes can come in under that range; large custom homes with steep, cut-up roofs can exceed it. Your free inspection produces an exact line-item quote — and we put ranges in writing here because you deserve a ballpark before anyone climbs on your roof.

Most everyday repairs — a pipe boot, a run of flashing, a patch of wind-blown shingles — fall between $350 and $1,500. Bigger repairs involving decking or multiple slopes cost more. You always get the exact price before work begins.

Yes — 0% financing for up to 18 months on qualifying projects, with a fast, soft-pull-first approval process. Many customers pay for a roof in monthly installments rather than draining savings after a storm.

We are veteran-owned, and we offer a discount to active-duty military and veterans on any project. Mention your service when you call: 901-760-7599.

Completely. No fee, no obligation, and no pressure. You get an honest written assessment with photos — if the roof is fine, we tell you it's fine and you'll know who to call when that changes.

It depends on the roof's age, the extent of damage, and the condition of the decking underneath. A 10-year-old roof with one leaking pipe boot needs a $400 repair, not a sales pitch. A 20-year-old roof with granule loss across every slope is throwing good money after bad with patch repairs. Our free inspection gives you an honest assessment and clear options either way.

Architectural shingles are rated for 25–30+ years, but Memphis heat and storm exposure make 18–25 years a realistic service life for most roofs here. Attic ventilation matters enormously — a well-vented roof can outlast an identical poorly-vented one by five years or more.

From the ground: curling or cupping shingles, bald patches where granules have worn away, shingle tabs in the yard after wind, dark streaks, and sagging lines. Inside: ceiling stains, light visible in the attic, or a musty attic smell. Any one of these is worth a free inspection.

Most homes: one day. We tear off in the morning, inspect and repair decking, and shingle the same day. Large or complex roofs may take two. Gutters, if you're doing them, add a short follow-up visit.

From the ground, check the metal first: dents in gutters, downspouts, mailboxes, or AC fins mean the hail was hard enough to bruise shingles. On the roof, hail leaves dark 'bruises' where granules were knocked away. It rarely leaks right away — which is exactly why it gets missed until the claim window closes. Our storm inspections are free and fully photographed.

If a storm damaged it, usually yes — wind and hail are standard covered perils, and most Memphis-area homeowners with a legitimate claim pay only their deductible. What insurance does not cover is wear and age. We tell you honestly which category your roof falls into before you file anything.

Get the inspection first. Filing a claim for a roof that turns out to have no covered damage creates a claim record with zero payout. Our free inspection documents whether you have a real claim, so you file once, with evidence.

Yes. We provide the photo documentation, meet the adjuster on your roof, and make sure covered damage is actually in the scope. You make the decisions; we make sure they're informed ones.

Most policies allow one year from the date of the storm; some allow less. Mississippi policies also commonly carry percentage-based wind/hail deductibles. If you suspect damage, get a documented inspection promptly so the paperwork exists inside your window.

After big storms, out-of-town crews canvass Mid-South neighborhoods. Be cautious of anyone who: pressures you to sign the day they knock, asks you to sign over your insurance claim (an 'assignment of benefits'), offers to 'eat your deductible' (insurance fraud in TN and MS), or has no local address and no local references. We are local, veteran-owned, and we'll still be here in five years — check our reviews and drive past our jobs.

Yes — licensed and fully insured, with both liability and workers' compensation coverage. Certificates are available on request before any work begins, and you should ask this of every contractor who bids your roof.

Two layers: the manufacturer's material warranty on the shingles (up to lifetime-limited on architectural products we install), and our own written workmanship warranty covering the installation itself. You get both in writing before work starts.

Manufacturer-trained crews under our supervision — the same crews whose work fills our project gallery. Andrew, the owner, is on jobs constantly; this is a local, veteran-owned business, not a lead-generation brand subcontracting to whoever answers.

1) Free inspection with photos. 2) A written, line-item quote — honest about repair vs. replacement. 3) Scheduling around your calendar and the weather. 4) Tear-off, decking inspection, and installation, usually in one day. 5) Full site cleanup with a magnetic nail sweep. 6) Final walkthrough, warranty paperwork, and photos of the finished work.

Yes — tarps over shrubs and beds, plywood over delicate areas, a dedicated dump trailer for debris, and a magnetic sweep of the lawn and driveway for nails before we leave.

Memphis and the greater Mid-South: Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, Cordova, Lakeland, Arlington, and Millington in Tennessee, plus Olive Branch, Southaven, Horn Lake, and Hernando in Mississippi. If you're near those areas, call — we can usually help.