The roofing contractor you hire has the biggest impact on all aspects of your roof replacement. That’s why hiring a great roofing contractor is the most important decision you’ll have to make.

The anatomy of a roof system Your roof is much more than the shingles you see from the street. It's a combination of your roofing materials and other roofing components that come together to form a complete roof system.

When your insurance claim is approved for a full roof replacement, the insurance company only pays to restore your old roof to a brand new version of itself. This includes the same materials and components, with some additions that may be supplemented to bring your roof up-to-code.

Anytime we see snow on the radar in Middle Tennessee, we can count on getting calls about roof leaks. When this happens, the first question we ask is, “Does your roof leak when it rains too?”

Getting a new roof involves some important decisions you have to make. This includes the type of roofing material you want, the rest of your roof system's components, and hiring the right roofing contractor.

Should you repair your roof or replace it? A roof leak is a stressful experience. What's even more stressful is not knowing what your roof needs. The truth is, a roof leak can either mean you need a simple repair, or it might be time to replace your entire roof. While you won't really know until you get an inspection from a local roofing contractor, this video can at least give you an idea.

As the weather gets colder, the roofing industry enters the slow season. But that doesn’t mean your roof problems will wait.