What We OfferMost roofs in East Tennessee last 15 to 25 years depending on material type, installation quality, and maintenance. Signs you need replacement include widespread shingle damage across multiple roof areas, multiple leaks in different locations, sagging or soft spots in the roof deck, and extensive granule loss exposing the asphalt layer.
Age matters too. If your roof is over 20 years old, replacement usually provides better value than continued repairs. Missing shingles, curling edges, cracked or brittle shingles, and daylight visible through roof boards all indicate it's time for a new roof. During your free inspection, we'll assess your roof's condition honestly and explain whether replacement makes sense or if you can extend its life with repairs.
We start with a thorough roof inspection that examines shingles or panels, flashing, decking, ventilation, and attic conditions. We take measurements, photos, and notes about problem areas. You receive a detailed written proposal that includes material options, complete scope of work, timeline, pricing breakdown, and warranty information.
We explain the differences between metal and shingle systems, show you color samples, and answer questions about your specific roof. Our proposals are comprehensive so you understand exactly what's included and what to expect.
Choosing the right roofing material depends on your budget, home style, long-term plans, and priorities. We walk you through options without pressure, explaining the real-world differences in performance, maintenance, and lifespan. Whether you choose metal or shingles, we source quality materials from reputable manufacturers with strong warranty support.
Before installation day, we protect your property with ground tarps and magnetic sweeps. We coordinate material delivery, secure necessary permits, and confirm crew schedules. We communicate clearly about timing, parking needs, and what to expect during installation. Our goal is to minimize disruption while maintaining safety and quality.
Most replacements require complete tear-off of existing roofing down to the deck. This allows us to inspect the structural deck for soft spots, water damage, or rot.
We replace damaged decking, ensure proper nailing surfaces, and verify structural integrity before installing new roofing layers. Any deck repairs are discussed and approved before proceeding.
Installation begins with ice and water shield at eaves, valleys, and around penetrations. We install synthetic underlayment for superior water protection, then add drip edge for clean water runoff. Roofing material goes on next, whether metal panels or asphalt shingles, installed according to manufacturer specifications.
Critical details include proper flashing around chimneys, skylights, and wall transitions, balanced ventilation with ridge and soffit vents, and sealed penetrations at pipes, vents, and other roof openings. We install ridge caps, finish all trim details, and verify every component is secure and properly sealed.
After installation, we conduct a thorough magnetic nail sweep to remove metal debris from your property. We haul away old roofing materials, clean gutters, and remove all installation waste.
We walk you through your new roof, point out key features, explain warranty coverage, and provide care recommendations. You receive warranty documentation and our contact information for any future questions.
Metal roofing offers exceptional durability, longevity, and energy efficiency. Standing-seam metal roofs last 40 to 60 years with minimal maintenance, resist wind and hail damage better than shingles, and reflect solar heat to reduce cooling costs.
Metal roofs are an excellent choice for homeowners planning to stay long-term or who want to eliminate future roof replacements.
Metal roofs handle East Tennessee weather with ease. They shed rain and snow quickly, resist high winds up to 140 mph when properly installed, and don't absorb water like shingles do. This eliminates problems like moss growth, ice damming, and moisture-related deterioration. Metal roofs are also fire-resistant and environmentally friendly since they're fully recyclable at the end of their lifespan.
Energy savings are significant. Metal roofing reflects solar radiation instead of absorbing it, keeping attic temperatures lower and reducing air conditioning costs. Many homeowners see 10 to 25 percent reductions in cooling costs during Tennessee summers. Metal roofs also qualify for energy efficiency tax credits in some cases.
We install standing-seam metal roofing, which features vertical panels with concealed fasteners that create clean lines and superior weather protection. Panel profiles vary from narrow 12-inch panels to wider 16-inch or 18-inch panels depending on aesthetic preference. Color options include traditional metallic finishes and painted colors that mimic traditional roofing.
Gauge thickness matters for durability and performance. We typically install 26-gauge or 24-gauge steel, with thicker gauges providing extra strength for areas with heavy snow loads or high wind exposure. All metal roofing includes factory-applied finishes with fade-resistant coatings backed by 30 to 40 year paint warranties.
Metal roof installation requires specialized skills and tools. We start with solid deck preparation, install high-temperature underlayment rated for metal roofing, and add ventilation channels that prevent condensation buildup. Panels are measured precisely, cut on-site for perfect fit, and secured with clips that allow thermal expansion and contraction.
Seams are mechanically crimped using professional seaming tools that create watertight interlocking joints. Flashing details are critical on metal roofs and require custom-formed trim pieces at chimneys, walls, and valleys. Ridge caps, gable trim, and eave trim are all formed to match panel profiles. The result is a roof system that moves as one unit, handles temperature changes without stress, and provides decades of leak-free performance.
Asphalt shingle roofs are the most popular roofing choice in Knox and Sevier County, offering excellent value, proven performance, and wide aesthetic options. Quality architectural shingles installed correctly last 20 to 30 years, handle Tennessee weather reliably, and come in dozens of colors and styles to match any home.
Asphalt shingles provide proven protection at a reasonable cost. Modern architectural shingles are significantly more durable than older 3-tab shingles, with multi-layer construction that resists wind, hail, and UV damage. They're also familiar to insurance companies, home inspectors, and future buyers, making them a safe choice for resale value.
Installation is faster than metal roofing, which can reduce labor costs and project timelines. Shingles also offer more color and style variety than any other roofing material, from traditional grays and browns to designer colors that complement brick, stone, or siding. Many manufacturers offer shingles with algae-resistant granules that prevent black streaks in humid climates.
We install architectural shingles, also called dimensional or laminate shingles, which feature multiple layers for enhanced durability and visual depth. These shingles typically carry 25 to 30 year warranties and are rated for high winds up to 110 to 130 mph. Impact-resistant shingles earn Class 4 ratings and may qualify for insurance discounts in areas prone to hail.
Color selection affects more than aesthetics. Lighter colors reflect heat better and can reduce cooling costs slightly, while darker colors absorb heat which can help with ice melting in winter. We show you actual shingle samples, not just photos, so you can see texture and color accurately before making decisions.
Quality shingle installation starts with proper deck preparation and underlayment. We install ice and water shield in valleys, at eaves, and around all penetrations to prevent ice damming and wind-driven rain intrusion. Synthetic underlayment provides superior tear resistance and water protection compared to traditional felt paper.
Shingle placement follows strict patterns with proper offset to prevent water channeling. Each shingle is secured with the correct number of nails placed in manufacturer-specified zones. Improper nailing causes premature failure and voids warranties. We hand-seal shingle tabs in high-wind areas and verify that sealant strips are positioned correctly for maximum wind resistance.
Ventilation is critical for shingle longevity. Without proper airflow, attic heat builds up and cooks shingles from below, cutting their lifespan in half. We calculate required ventilation based on attic square footage and install balanced intake and exhaust vents. Ridge vents paired with soffit vents create continuous airflow that extends shingle life and reduces cooling costs.
Both metal and shingle roofs perform well in East Tennessee when installed correctly. Your choice depends on budget, long-term plans, aesthetic preferences, and priorities.
Shingle roofs cost less upfront, typically running 30 to 50 percent less than metal roofing for similar-sized homes. Metal roofs require higher initial investment but eliminate future replacement costs. Over 40 to 60 years, metal roofs often cost less per year than two or three shingle replacements.
Consider your timeline. If you plan to sell within 10 years, shingles provide excellent ROI without tying up capital in premium materials. If this is your forever home, metal roofing pays for itself through longevity, energy savings, and eliminated future replacement costs.
Metal roofs last 40 to 60 years with minimal maintenance beyond occasional inspections and cleaning. Shingle roofs last 20 to 30 years and may require periodic repairs for wind damage or isolated leaks.
Both materials handle Tennessee weather reliably when installed by experienced contractors.
Shingles offer more color and style variety and suit traditional home designs perfectly. Metal roofing works beautifully on modern, craftsman, or mountain contemporary homes and adds distinctive curb appeal.
Some HOAs restrict metal roofing, so check community guidelines before deciding.
Metal roofing reflects solar heat more effectively than shingles, reducing cooling costs by 10 to 25 percent in Tennessee summers. Lighter-colored shingles also reflect heat better than dark shingles, but not as effectively as metal.
Both materials qualify for energy-efficient ratings when paired with proper ventilation and attic insulation.
Every roof replacement includes manufacturer warranties on materials and our workmanship warranty on installation. Shingle warranties typically run 25 to 30 years on materials with coverage that varies based on product tier. Metal roofing carries 40 to 50 year material warranties with 30 to 40 year paint warranties.

Our workmanship warranty covers installation quality, proper flashing, ventilation, and leak-free performance. We stand behind our installations and address any issues quickly. All warranties transfer to new owners if you sell your home, adding value and peace of mind for buyers.

Replacement costs vary based on roof size, pitch, material choice, existing damage, and complexity factors like multiple valleys, skylights, or chimneys. During your free inspection, we provide detailed written estimates that break down costs clearly with no hidden fees.
Since 2025, we've focused on quality installations, honest communication, and customer satisfaction. We're licensed and insured, and we treat every project with the same care whether it's a modest ranch home or a luxury mountain property. Our approach is straightforward: assess your needs accurately, recommend materials that fit your goals, and install your roof right the first time.
We keep job sites clean, communicate clearly throughout the project, and respect your property and schedule. Whether you're protecting a family home in Knox County or maintaining a vacation rental in Sevier County, we deliver the same attention to detail and professional service.
We provide roof replacement services throughout Knox County and Sevier County, Tennessee, including Knoxville, Kodak, Sevierville, Mascot, Pigeon Forge, Seymour, Gatlinburg, and surrounding communities. Our Kodak location allows efficient service across both counties.

Most residential roof replacements take two to four days depending on size, complexity, and weather. Smaller homes with simple roof lines may be completed in one to two days. Larger homes, steep pitches, or multiple levels may take three to five days.
We provide timeline estimates during your consultation and keep you updated if weather affects the schedule.
You don't need to be home, but we recommend being available for the initial walkthrough and final inspection. Installation is loud, so plan accordingly if working from home. We secure your property each evening and ensure everything is weather-tight before crews leave.
We monitor weather forecasts closely and plan tear-off for dry periods. If unexpected rain occurs, we have tarps ready to protect exposed areas immediately. We never leave your roof vulnerable overnight and won't start tear-off if significant rain is forecast within 24 hours.
We protect your property with tarps, plywood walkways for high-traffic areas, and careful material placement. Landscaping near the house is covered during tear-off. Our magnetic nail sweeps prevent metal debris from damaging lawns or driveways. We take pride in leaving properties cleaner than we found them.
You can choose from any color offered by the manufacturers we work with. For neighborhoods with HOA requirements, we help you select compliant colors. We provide actual shingle or metal samples so you see true colors, not just photos that may appear different on screens.
You receive two warranties: manufacturer warranty on materials (varies by product, typically 25 to 50 years) and our workmanship warranty on installation. Both warranties transfer to new owners if you sell. We provide written warranty documentation at project completion.
If gutters are old, damaged, or improperly pitched, roof replacement is an ideal time to replace them. We inspect gutters during roof assessment and recommend replacement if needed. New gutters ensure proper water management and protect your new roof investment.
Keep gutters clean to prevent water backup. Trim overhanging branches to prevent debris buildup and reduce moss growth. Schedule biannual inspections to catch minor issues early. For metal roofs, rinse occasionally to remove dirt and pollen. For shingle roofs, address any lifted or damaged shingles promptly. We provide detailed care instructions specific to your material choice.
Ready to protect your home with a quality roof replacement? We'll inspect your current roof, explain your options, and provide a detailed estimate with clear pricing and timelines. Call 865-422-9252 or request a free inspection online. No pressure, just honest advice and professional service.