Protect Your Home Before and After a Storm
Storm damage isn't always visible — but it can weaken your roof and lead to costly repairs down the road. Here's what to do.
Be Ready
- Anchor or store patio furniture, grills and trash bins
- Trim tree branches that hang over your roof
- Clear gutters so water can't back up under shingles
- Check that your insurance covers wind and hail
- Photograph your roof and exterior for your records
What to Look For
- Missing or lifted shingles
- Leaks or water stains on ceilings and walls
- Shingle, metal or flashing debris in the yard
- Granules collecting in your downspouts
Roof more than 10 years old? Have it inspected every year.
Storm damage? We'll tarp it and take a look.
Emergency tarping, free inspections and help with your insurance claim.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service my area?
We serve parts of Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri and Kentucky — including Newbern, Dyersburg, Clarksville and Jonesboro. Contact us to confirm your location.
Can you help with my insurance claim?
Yes. We provide inspections, documentation and guidance, and we work with your insurance provider to get the necessary repairs or replacement done.
Do you offer financing?
Flexible financing and layaway plans may be available. Reach out and we'll find an option that fits your situation.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept credit cards, checks and online payments. Call the office to confirm which option works best for you.
How many layers of shingles can a roof have?
Most building codes allow up to two. Extra layers add weight, trap heat, hide structural damage and shorten the life of a new roof.
What if I need to reschedule my appointment?
No problem — just contact us as early as you can before your appointment and we'll find a new time.