Gutters that move water away from the house.

If your home sits near trees — and in Middle Tennessee, most do — usually yes.

Good micro-mesh guards keep leaves, maple helicopters, and shingle grit out of the gutter so water actually goes where it should. That prevents the real costs of clogged gutters: fascia rot, foundation pooling, mosquito nurseries, and ice damming in winter. They also end the twice-a-year ladder ritual, which is worth something on its own.

The catch: cheap foam or brush inserts from the hardware store tend to make things worse. Quality guards installed with the right pitch, matched to your roofline, are what actually work. We install them standalone or as part of a gutter replacement.

Yes — genuinely free, and there's no catch. A member of our team walks the roof (or flies it, if walking isn't safe), photographs what we find, and gives you a straight written assessment.

Three things can come out of it: the roof is fine (we'll tell you, and you should ignore anyone who says otherwise); it needs a repair (we'll quote it); or it has storm damage or age issues that justify replacement or an insurance claim (we'll walk you through options).

Roughly a third of the inspections we run end with "your roof is fine, call us in a few years." That honesty is why our referrals keep coming.