Every service, and where it sits in the queue
Six things get asked for by name and about thirty more get asked for by description. All of them run through the same sequence — the difference is whether there is a claim stage in the middle.
Six jobs make up most of the phone
Everything further down this page is one of these six with a different roof under it. If you are not sure which one you have, that is what the inspection is for.
Roof replacement
Tear-off, a real look at the decking underneath, dry-in and install — with the deck repairs priced before anyone nails anything down.
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Roof repair
Leaks, lifted shingles and failed flashing, found where they actually start rather than where the stain shows up.
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Storm & hurricane response
Emergency tarping, then the documentation your carrier needs. We photograph the opening before we cover it.
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Roof inspections
A walk of the roof and a photograph of every finding — including the ones that do not help a claim. Yours to keep either way.
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Gutters & downspouts
Seamless gutter installation, repair and guards that move TN rain away from the foundation instead of into it.
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Metal & specialty systems
Standing-seam metal, slate, Spanish tile and cedar shake — installed to the manufacturer's published instructions for that system.
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One sequence, with or without a claim
A gutter run and a hurricane replacement follow the same order. Storm work adds stage four — the claim — and stage four is the one that adds a fortnight nobody controls. Everything else is the same list.
- 01
The call
Day 0 · the same day
- 02
The tarp
Day 0–1 · before the next band
- 03
The inspection
Day 1–3 · two hours on site
- 04
The claim
Day 3–9 · then you wait
Storm work only
- 05
The scope
Day 9–14 · numbers on paper
- 06
The build
Day 14–21 · one to three days on site
- 07
The close-out
Day 21–34 · paperwork, then quiet
Stage four is not ours to speed up. We do not file for you, speak for you, or tell you what your carrier will decide. What we can do is make sure the file is complete before anybody opens it.
Residential roofing
One house, one project manager, one phone number from the first photograph to the completion certificate.
Roof replacement
Tear-off, a real look at the decking, dry-in and install — with deck repairs priced while the crew is standing on them.
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Roof repair
Leaks traced back to where water actually enters, which is almost never directly above the stain.
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Roof inspection
A walk of the roof and a photograph of every finding, including the ones that do not help a claim. Yours to keep either way.
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Storm restoration
Emergency tarping first, then the documentation. We photograph the opening before we cover it.
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Hurricane damage
What happens after a named storm, when one adjuster is covering a whole parish and everybody rings at once.
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Vents, boots & flashing
The small components that cause most leaks and appear on almost no estimates until somebody asks.
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Commercial and low-slope
Flat and low-slope systems, where the decision is almost never replace-or-not but repair, recoat or replace — and the moisture scan decides it, not the sales call.
Commercial Roof Replacement
Phased tear-off, dedicated staging areas, and daily dry-in mean your tenants and crews keep working while we replace the roof over their heads.
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Commercial Roof Repair
Water travels along decks and purlins — where it drips is rarely where it enters. We trace it, photograph it, and fix the cause, not the symptom.
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Commercial Roof Coating
Coating a structurally sound roof avoids tear-off, landfill fees, and operational shutdown — usually well under what a full replacement of the same square footage costs.
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Everything the roof drains onto
Water leaves the roof and immediately becomes somebody else's problem — the gutter, the wall, the ground, and eventually the ceiling. These are the trades that catch it on the way down.
Gutters & Downspouts
Seamless gutters sized for TN rain, with guards that keep them working.
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Siding
Fibre cement and vinyl siding installed moisture-right for the Gulf South.
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Stucco
Stucco application and repair with proper drainage detailing.
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Fencing
Wood, vinyl, and metal fencing built to survive Gulf weather.
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Soft & Pressure Washing
Roof-safe soft washing and surface pressure washing.
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Tree Removal
Hazard trees and storm-fall clearance, rigged down away from the roof.
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Water Restoration
Structural drying and rebuild after a roof leak, metered and documented.
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New Construction Roofing
Builder partnerships and new-construction roof systems.
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And then the material question
Every job above eventually asks what goes back on. The comparison lives on its own page, because it is a different decision from what is wrong today.
Start at stage one.
Describe what you can see from the ground. We will tell you whether this is a tarp-tonight problem or a Tuesday problem — and we will say so either way.