Free roof inspections with annotated photo documentation you can submit to your insurer. Replacement, storm repair and seamless gutters across Rutherford County.
Licensed & insured · Same-week inspections · No obligation
Three core services, each handled by crews who work Middle Tennessee roofs every week and know what this climate does to them.
Full tear-off and replacement for Murfreesboro homes at the end of their shingle life, plus new decking and ventilation where it’s needed.
Hail and wind damage documented properly — annotated photos, measurements and a written estimate for your claim file.
Gutters formed on site in continuous runs — no mid-run seams to split and leak. Sized for Middle Tennessee rainfall, not national spec sheets.
Rutherford County sits in Dixie Alley. Most hail damage is not visible from the driveway — it shows up as granule loss and bruising you can only assess on the roof. Here’s what we look for.
Heavy sediment in gutters or at downspout outlets after a storm means the shingle surface is being stripped. Often the first visible symptom.
Hail knocks granules loose in round impact marks that feel soft underfoot. Adjusters look for these specifically within a test square.
Wind breaks the seal strip and folds shingles back. Even when they lay back down, the crease is a failure point that will leak.
Dings on gutters, downspouts, vents, flashing or AC condenser fins are evidence that hail was large enough to damage shingles too.
Brown rings on ceilings, damp insulation or daylight through decking indicate water intrusion already past the roof surface.
If crews are working your street, your home was in the same hail swath. Storm damage is geographic.
Real ranges for Rutherford County homes. Every roof is different — pitch, stories, decking condition and material all move the number — but you deserve a realistic starting point before anyone knocks on your door.
| Project | Typical Scope | Cost Range |
|---|---|---|
| Roof replacement — architectural shingle | 1,800–2,400 sq ft, single story | $11,500–$18,000 |
| Roof replacement — two story / steep | Added labor, staging and safety | $16,000–$26,000 |
| Standing seam metal roof | Full system, 40+ year material | $22,000–$42,000 |
| Partial roof repair | Slope section, flashing or leak repair | $450–$2,400 |
| Emergency tarping | Temporary weatherproofing after storm | $300–$900 |
| Decking replacement | Per 4×8 sheet, rotted decking | $70–$130 / sheet |
| Seamless gutters — 5″ aluminum | Approx. 150–200 linear ft installed | $1,300–$2,600 |
| Seamless gutters — 6″ aluminum | Higher capacity, larger roof areas | $1,900–$3,800 |
| Gutter guards / leaf protection | Per linear foot installed | $8–$22 / ft |
| Gutter repair & re-pitch | Sagging runs, loose hangers, downspouts | $225–$750 |
Ranges reflect typical Rutherford County projects and are for planning purposes. If your damage is storm related, your out-of-pocket cost is usually your deductible rather than the full project price — your policy governs. See the full roof cost guide and gutter cost guide.
We'll walk the roof, photograph everything we find and leave you with a written report and estimate — whether you hire us or not.
Storm claims move faster when the damage is documented well from the start. Here’s the sequence, and where a roofing contractor’s role begins and ends.
We assess the roof and gutters and photograph every damage point with annotations and measurements.
You contact your insurer and open the claim. Our written report goes into your file as supporting documentation.
Your insurer sends their adjuster. We can be on the roof at the same time to point out damage in person.
Your insurer issues a scope and settlement. We’ll walk you through it line by line.
Once you approve, we schedule the replacement or repair and complete it to the approved scope.
In Tennessee, only a licensed public adjuster may negotiate an insurance claim on a homeowner’s behalf, and a contractor cannot act as both the roofer and the adjuster on the same loss. Our role is to inspect, document and repair — we give you the evidence and the estimate, and you remain in control of your claim. If your claim is complex or gets denied, we’re glad to explain your options. Read the full Tennessee claim guide →
Hail came through in the spring and I couldn’t see a thing wrong from the ground. They went up, photographed everything and gave me a report I handed straight to my insurance company. Roof was approved and replaced within the month.
— Dana R., Murfreesboro
Our gutters were sagging and overflowing onto the foundation every time it rained. They put in seamless six-inch with guards and re-pitched the whole back run. First real rain after, completely dry along the house.
— Marcus T., Smyrna
Straightforward from the first call. They told me my roof had maybe three years left and didn’t need replacing yet — could have easily sold me one. Called them back when it was actually time and used them.
— Kelly B., La Vergne
Local crews covering the county and surrounding communities.
Most single-family roof replacements in Murfreesboro run between $9,500 and $24,000. A typical 2,000 sq ft home with architectural shingles usually lands between $12,000 and $17,000. Pitch, number of stories, decking condition and material choice drive the range.
Tennessee policies generally cover sudden damage from wind, hail and falling debris. They typically do not cover wear, age or deferred maintenance. Whether your specific claim is covered depends on your policy language, your deductible and whether the damage is documented as storm related.
Most Tennessee homeowners policies require prompt notice, and many set a filing window of one to two years from the date of loss. Check your policy for the exact deadline. Filing early is always better, because damage becomes harder to attribute to a specific storm as time passes.
Hail damage on asphalt shingles usually appears as dark circular bruises where granules have been knocked loose, often with a soft feel underfoot. You may also see dented gutters, downspouts, vents or AC fins. Much of it is not visible from the ground.
Seamless gutters are formed on site in one continuous run, so the only joints are at corners and downspouts. That removes the seams where sectional systems typically start leaking. For most Murfreesboro homes seamless aluminum is the better long-term value.
No. Inspections are free across Rutherford County. You receive annotated photos, measurements and a written repair or replacement estimate you can keep and submit to your insurer, whether or not you decide to move forward.
Not exactly, and be cautious of any contractor who says they will. Under Tennessee law only a licensed public adjuster may handle or negotiate a claim on your behalf, and a contractor cannot serve as both roofer and adjuster on the same loss. We inspect thoroughly, document everything, provide a written estimate, and meet your adjuster on site so nothing gets missed.
Free inspection, documented findings, no pressure. Serving Murfreesboro and all of Rutherford County.