Roofing Contractor in Oak Hill, TN

Most Tennessee homeowners insurance policies give you one year from the date of loss, but some policies require notice of damage “as soon as reasonably possible.” Don’t wait. The longer the gap between the storm and the inspection, the harder it is to prove the damage came from that specific event.

Because it’s hard to get and hard to keep. The certification requires verifiable longevity, ongoing factory training for crews, ongoing licensing and insurance verification, and a clean reputation record. The 96% of home-improvement contractors who don’t survive five years can’t hold a credential like this. The credential is, in part, the point: it filters out the contractors most likely to disappear.

Yes. We hold the appropriate Tennessee contractor licensing and full liability and workers’ compensation insurance. We pull permits through the City of Franklin and Williamson County for every project, if needed, and our installations meet or exceed all local and state code requirements.

No. The vast majority of our Franklin clients are at work or out of the house during install. We coordinate access ahead of time, protect landscaping with tarps, and complete a magnetic nail sweep before we leave.

It depends on the age and type of your shingle, but the rule of thumb is that anything dime-sized (3/4”) or larger can cause damage to an aging asphalt shingle, and quarter-sized (1”) or larger can damage even relatively new ones. Tennessee storms regularly produce both.