Roof Replacement

New gutters to help protect your roof, siding, and foundation.

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    Expert Installation
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    Quality Materials
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    Work Guaranteed
  • Licensed & Bonded
  • Locally Owned
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    Lifetime Warranties*

When it’s time for a new roof,
the details matter.

What matters most in a roof replacement is how the entire system is put together, from the deck up. Terry’s crew checks the roof deck, protects the vulnerable areas, installs each layer carefully, and makes sure the finished roof is ready for years of Tennessee weather.

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    Existing shingles and materials removed
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    Roof decking inspected for hidden damage
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    Problem areas repaired before installation begins
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    Underlayment and flashing installed
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    New shingles laid out for proper coverage
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    Final roof check and cleanup
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The main layers that protect your roof.

Choose a layer

Roof Framing
Rafters or trusses form the roof’s
structure and support every layer
installed above them.

Roof Decking
Plywood or OSB covers the framing and creates the solid foundation for the roofing system.

Underlayment
A water-resistant barrier over the decking provides added protection beneath the shingles.

Shingles
The outer layer sheds rain, protects against weather, and gives the roof
its finished appearance.

A complete roof includes more than these four main layers. Flashing, valleys, drip edge, starter shingles,
ridge caps, ventilation, pipe boots, and other details all help move water off the roof and away from your home.

The best roofing materials.

Chosen for quality and durability.

Replacing residential roofs since 1982.

Real people. Real results.

See what local homeowners have to say about our work.

"Terry Woodall and his team did a fantastic job replacing our roof"

 Brian Lewis

"Work was completed very quickly! I’ll definitely call him again!"

 Matt Volz

"They did great work at a reasonable price. I would recommend."

Brian Bishop

Gutter Questions

You asked. We answered.

What kind of warranty comes with a new roof?

Most new asphalt shingle roofs include a manufacturer’s material warranty, along with the roofing contractor’s workmanship warranty. Warranty coverage can vary depending on the shingles used, the installation requirements, and the specific product selected. A lifetime material warranty may also be available, and Terry can explain the warranty options before the work begins so you know exactly what is covered.

What does a new roof cost?

The cost depends on the size of the roof, the shingles you choose, the pitch of the roof, the condition of the decking, and whether any repairs are needed underneath the old shingles. The only reliable way to price it is with an inspection and written estimate. Be careful with unusually low quotes, because they often leave out important details.

 

What type of shingles should I choose?

Most homeowners choose asphalt shingles because they are practical, durable, and fit a wide range of homes and budgets. The best choice depends on the style of your home, the condition of the roof, your budget, and the look you want. During the estimate, Terry can explain the available shingle options and help you choose what makes the most sense for your roof.

How do I know if my roof needs to be replaced?

If your roof is leaking, missing shingles, sagging, or showing heavy wear, it may be time to replace it. Age matters too. Most asphalt shingle roofs last about 20–30 years, depending on the materials, installation, ventilation, and weather exposure. The best next step is to have the roof inspected so you know whether a repair will handle the problem or if replacement is the wiser long-term choice.

How long should a new asphalt shingle roof last?

A well-installed asphalt shingle roof usually lasts around 20–30 years. Some last longer, and some fail sooner depending on storm damage, ventilation, installation quality, tree coverage, and maintenance. Good materials matter, but proper installation is just as important.

What happens if bad weather is in the forecast?

A good roofing crew will not tear off your roof if rain is likely to create a problem. The schedule may need to move, or the crew may adjust the plan to keep your home protected. Weather delays can be inconvenient, but protecting the house matters more than rushing the job.

Ready for Roof Replacement?

Call Terry today to schedule a time that works for you.