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Roofing

Roof Installation in Chattanooga

Roof installation is for a new build, a home addition, or a structure that does not already have a roof to tear off. If an existing roof needs to come off, that is a roof replacement. Installation is where the layers under the finished surface are set for the first time.

Installation is about the details you cannot see

Long-term roof performance depends on the quality of the installation, especially the work underneath the shingles. Proper decking preparation, synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water shield in valleys and eaves, step flashing integrated correctly, and ridge ventilation that actually moves air.

We install every roof as if it were on our own building. That means no shortcuts on the layers below the surface and no rushing the details that prevent leaks years down the road.

Materials we install

Asphalt architectural shingles, metal roofing panels and standing seam, flat roof membrane systems (TPO, modified bitumen), and synthetic slate. We help you choose the material that fits your building, your budget, and the look you want.

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Common questions

Questions homeowners ask about roof installation

Is roof installation the same as replacing a roof?

No. Installation is for a new build, a home addition, or a structure that does not already have a roof to tear off. If an existing roof has to come off first, that is a roof replacement.

What is installed under the finished roof?

On a new installation, the layers under the surface are set for the first time. That includes decking preparation, synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water shield in the valleys and at the eaves, step flashing, and ridge ventilation that moves air.

Which roofing materials can you install?

Asphalt architectural shingles, metal panels and standing seam, flat roof membranes (TPO and modified bitumen), and synthetic slate. We help you choose a material that fits the building, the budget, and the look you want.

Installing a roof on a new build or addition?

Tell us what you're seeing and we'll help you figure out the next step.