Roofing in Franklin, TN

Serving Franklin and Surrounding Areas

Franklin roofs face a unique set of problems. Hail from spring storms is the biggest culprit, leaving dents and granule loss that erode the protective layer of your shingles. Hot, humid summers cause asphalt to soften and UV rays to break down the mat, so shingles begin to curl and crack. Winter ice storms can form ice dams at the eaves, forcing water to wick up under the shingles and rot the decking underneath.

Tornado warnings are common, and straight-line winds can lift shingles or tear off flashing. Older homes in the downtown district often have roofs that have settled or sagged, while newer construction may have overdriven nails that leave exposed fasteners. If you notice water stains on your ceiling, or shingles in the yard after a storm, call us right away. We'll assess the damage and work with your insurance company to get your roof restored quickly.