Roofing Cottontown’s homes, farms, and everything on them.

After a wind event, check from the ground for:

• Missing shingles or dark patches where tabs blew off
• Lifted or creased shingles — they may lie back down but the seal is broken, which means they'll leak or blow off later
• Shingle pieces or granules in the yard
• Damaged ridge caps along the roof peak, which take the most wind
• Loose or bent flashing, gutters, or fascia

Creased shingles are the sneaky one: the roof can look "fine" from the street while hundreds of broken seals wait for the next storm. Straight-line winds in Middle Tennessee routinely exceed 60–70 mph — if a storm made the news, it's worth a free documented inspection.

Both are excellent when installed right; they solve different problems.

Architectural shingles (like GAF Timberline HDZ) cost roughly half as much installed, look right on most Middle Tennessee homes, install in a day, and carry outstanding warranties. For most homeowners, they're the sweet spot.

Standing-seam metal costs significantly more up front but lasts 40–60 years, sheds storms beautifully, and can lower cooling bills. It makes the most sense if this is your forever home, or on farmhouse/modern styles where the look is the point.

We install both, so you'll get a straight comparison for your specific house instead of a pitch for whatever we happen to sell.

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.