Roofing Gallery in Nashville

They spent longer looking at our trees than at the roof, which felt odd until they showed us the photos. Two limbs were resting on the ridge and the valley under the big oak was packed solid. The quote covered the clearing and the open valley metal along with the shingles, and nothing was added afterwards.

Our north slope had lost tabs twice in three years while the front of the house never did. They explained the sealant strip back there never gets warm enough under the trees, hand-sealed the courses and thinned the canopy over that slope. Two storm seasons since and nothing has moved.

Two other companies quoted us a full replacement. These guys got up there, cleared both valleys, replaced one pipe boot and a length of fascia, and told us the roof had six or seven years left in it. The invoice was under a thousand dollars. They will get the replacement when it is actually time.

A limb came through the back bedroom deck in a March storm. They rigged the wood off in sections instead of dragging it, tarped with screwed battens rather than sandbags, and photographed everything before it moved. The adjuster accepted the scope without an argument. The ceiling looks like nothing ever happened.