Roof Replacement

Roof Replacement | Roofing | Grandview

Whether last night’s storm left shingles scattered across your lawn or your aging roof is simply ready for a fresh start, HEP’s Roofing is the trusted name Grandview homeowners call for full-scale roof replacement. Our licensed crews combine decades of local experience with premium Owens Corning and GAF materials, installing every layer—from the underlayment to the ridge cap—with precision that stands up to East Tennessee’s toughest wind, rain, and sun. We treat your home like our own, protecting landscaping, keeping a tidy work site, and finishing most projects in as little as a single day.

From your first no-pressure inspection to the moment we haul away the last nail, you’ll enjoy clear communication, honest pricing, and industry-leading warranties that give you true peace of mind. Ready to boost curb appeal, lower energy bills, and safeguard what matters most? Book your free, on-site estimate today—HEP’s on the way to deliver a roof you’ll love for decades.

What our customers say

Jeremy and Derrick came out for a roofing job and was down to earth and great guys, very professional guys, would definitely recommend these guys anywhere

Nick

Josh was nice & polite. The roof was done very well and the workers where easy to work with.

Jill R.

Jeremy Ownby sold my mother roof!! Very professional and knew his stuff!!!

James A.

Olin did a very comprehensive inspection on our roof and broke down the quote so I could understand what all is done. Very informative and helpful, will use HEP again in the future.

Michael C.

I recently had Christan Jordan out for a free roof quote. He was very thorough and addressed all my concerns! I highly recommend HEP for roofing concerns.

Kaley K.

Olin, Chris & the whole staff of HEP are wonderful, friendly & knowledgeable people. Olin, the Product Specialist who came to our home, was very thorough when he inspected our roof & wrote up our work order/proposal. He patiently answered our questions & explained in great detail the work that needed to be done. My Husband & I feel very valued as this company’s customers! I believe we are getting a great service at a reasonable cost. We are looking forward to getting our roof replaced in the coming week! We have had our Water Heater replaced & a small repair done in the past with HEP. We strongly recommend this great company!!

Susan R.

Jeremy come out and was very professional, great attitude, and informative. Offered me several options for my damaged roof.

Kathy W.

Michel and David stayed very positive and maintained a professional attitude while performing the work required though the job itself changed a little. They kept me well informed during every step of the whole process. The job site was left clean when they left. The repair to the roof looks terrific, better than I expected.

Ron S.

Richard was very knowledgeable and helpful with my questions about our roof damage and estimate. He was very professional and nice to work with and took the time to explain and show pictures of the damage.

Tracey S.

Stephen Lemoine was excellent with my roof. The inspection and repairs took less than the estimated times I was given which really made my wife happy. He was strictly professional and was very knowledgeable about what needed to be done to help keep my roof lasting. It was just a shingle replacement but I'd trust him replacing the whole roof if he said it needed it.

Alexander F.

Why Roof Replacement Matters in Grandview’s Climate

Grandview’s blend of hot, humid summers, sudden spring downpours, and the occasional ice‐laden winter front exposes every roof in the area to persistent thermal cycling and moisture intrusion. A tired or poorly installed roofing system can quickly succumb to these forces, resulting in leaks, premature shingle failure, and costly structural damage. Proactive roof replacement, performed by a certified team such as HEP Company, ensures that homes in Grandview remain watertight and energy efficient year after year.

Seasonal Weather Challenges

High UV levels in July and August accelerate asphalt shingle granule loss.
Thunderstorms produce wind gusts strong enough to lift inadequately fastened shingles.
Temperature swings between mild days and freezing nights in late winter create expansion–contraction cycles that crack aged roofing materials.
Intermittent hail events can bruise shingles, puncture underlayment, and dent metal panels.

Protecting Property Value

A newly replaced roof is one of the most visible investments a homeowner can make. Prospective Grandview buyers often look first at roofing condition when judging curb appeal. Beyond aesthetics, an up-to-date roofing system from HEP Company:

Reduces the likelihood of hidden mold development in attic insulation.
Helps HVAC systems maintain consistent indoor temperatures, lowering energy usage.
Meets or exceeds current municipal building codes, a critical point during resale inspections.

HEP Company’s Approach to Roof Replacement

HEP Company has refined a thorough, client-centric workflow tailored specifically to Grandview’s building regulations and climate patterns. Each roof replacement project follows a structured sequence that prioritizes safety, craftsmanship, and long-term performance.

Initial Roof Inspection

Before any shingle is removed, HEP’s technicians perform an in-depth assessment that includes:

Drone imaging to document overall roof geometry and identify hard-to-reach problem zones.
Moisture meter readings along suspected leak lines.
Ventilation flow analysis to verify adequate intake and exhaust pathways.

The inspection culminates in a detailed report that outlines existing deficiencies and material recommendations.

Material Selection

HEP Company guides homeowners through an array of shingles, panels, and accessories specifically rated for the Central Missouri wind zone. Key factors considered:

Impact resistance levels for hail protection.
Color blends that reflect infrared heat without clashing with neighborhood aesthetics.
Manufacturer warranties backed by HEP’s own workmanship guarantee.

Roofing Materials Ideal for Grandview Homes

Architectural Asphalt Shingles

Architectural (laminated) asphalt shingles remain the most popular option in Grandview thanks to their layered design, dimensional appearance, and broad color palette. Their thicker base mat offers enhanced wind uplift protection, often rated up to 130 mph when installed to manufacturer specifications by HEP Company.

Standing Seam Metal Roofing

For homeowners seeking longevity beyond the 25–35-year life of asphalt, standing seam metal systems deliver 50 years or more of service. HEP technicians form and seam panels on-site, ensuring a tight, custom fit for complex rooflines. Benefits include:

Minimal maintenance requirements.
Excellent snow-shedding properties, reducing winter load on rafters.
Recyclable materials that align with eco-conscious building goals.

Synthetic Slate and Tile Alternatives

Traditional slate and clay tiles provide timeless style but carry significant weight and cost. Synthetic composites replicate the appearance at a fraction of the load, meaning most existing truss systems in Grandview need no reinforcement. With Class A fire ratings and Class 4 impact resistance, these modern products stand up to local weather extremes.

Step-by-Step Roof Replacement Process with HEP

Pre-Project Planning and Permitting

HEP Company coordinates roof replacement timelines around weather windows and secures all necessary city permits. A typical Grandview permit review focuses on:

Wind uplift fastening schedules.
Ice and water shield placement along eaves and valleys.
Fire rating compliance for selected materials.

Safe Tear-Off Procedures

A controlled tear-off prevents falling debris from damaging landscaping or siding. HEP employs:

Ground-level tarps and protective plywood sheathing over shrubs.
Mobile disposal containers positioned to minimize driveway stress.
OSHA-approved fall protection for all crew members.

Decking Assessment and Repairs

Once the old roofing layers are removed, technicians inspect the sheathing for:

Rot caused by chronic leaks.
Nail pull-through damage around previous fasteners.
Delamination in older plywood sections.

Compromised panels are replaced with code-compliant OSB or CDX plywood.

Installation of Underlayment and Ice & Water Shield

HEP installs a self-adhered ice & water barrier along eaves, valleys, and penetrations, followed by a synthetic underlayment over the remaining decking. This combination delivers:

Superior slip resistance for worker safety.
Greater tear strength compared to felt paper.
Enhanced vapor permeability to allow trapped moisture to escape.

Precise Shingle or Panel Installation

HEP crews follow strict alignment grids, ensuring exposure lines remain uniform from eave to ridge. Fastener placement adheres to manufacturer specifications for:

Nail angle (90 degrees to deck).
Depth (flush with shingle surface without cutting fibers).
Count (typically six nails per architectural shingle in high-wind areas).

Flashing, Ventilation, and Ridge Cap Integration

Critical water diverters are installed or upgraded, including:

Galvanized step flashing at sidewalls.
Oversized valley metal with an open or closed cut design.
Powder-coated drip edge to protect fascia boards.

Ridge vents balanced with soffit vents promote attic air exchange, reducing heat buildup and shingle aging.

Post-Installation Clean-Up and Disposal

Magnets sweep the ground for stray nails, while recyclable shingles are separated from general waste. HEP provides homeowners with a completion packet that includes:

A filled-out warranty registration form.
Photographic documentation of each installation phase.
Maintenance guidelines specific to the installed system.

Energy Efficiency Upgrades During Roof Replacement

Radiant Barriers and Reflective Shingles

HEP can integrate radiant barrier sheathing or install shingles with cool-roof granules. These enhancements deflect solar heat, leading to measurable reductions in attic temperatures on peak summer afternoons.

Intake and Exhaust Ventilation Optimization

Proper airflow prevents moisture condensation under decking during winter. HEP evaluates current vent ratios and recommends upgrades such as:

Edge vents along lower eaves.
High-capacity ridge vents fitted beneath matching ridge cap shingles.

Insulation Enhancements

While decking is exposed, crews can add or adjust attic insulation baffles to maintain ventilation channels. The result is a more consistent R-value across the attic floor, delivering year-round comfort.

Storm Damage Considerations for Grandview Residents

Common Weather Events

Grandview experiences:

Springtime hail ranging from pea-size to quarter-size.
Straight-line winds that topple limbs onto roofs.
Heavy snowfall accumulations in occasional cold snaps.

HEP Company’s replacement systems are engineered to withstand these events, using impact-rated shingles and six-nail fastening patterns.

Insurance Claim Assistance

Navigating claim documentation and adjuster meetings can be stressful. HEP’s project managers compile photographic evidence and scope notes that align with insurer requirements, ensuring homeowners receive fair coverage for storm-related roof replacements.

Sustainable Roofing Practices

Recycling Old Shingles

Whenever feasible, HEP diverts asphalt shingles from landfills by partnering with regional recycling facilities. Reclaimed material is repurposed into:

Hot-mix asphalt for road construction.
Cold path patches for pothole repair.

Eco-Friendly Material Options

Homeowners focused on sustainability can select:

Metal panels containing up to 35 % post-consumer scrap.
Cool-roof asphalt shingles featuring highly reflective granules.
Synthetic slate fabricated from recycled polymers.

Signs a Roof Needs Replacement

Timely recognition of roofing distress helps homeowners avoid interior water damage and mold growth. Indicators include:

Age of Roofing System

Asphalt shingles installed more than two decades ago have likely exhausted their protective oils and adhesives.

Granule Loss and Bald Spots

Downspout sediment that resembles coarse sand signals shingle surface degradation.

Curling, Buckling, or Missing Shingles

Visible deformation across multiple courses points to systemic aging rather than isolated wind damage.

Interior Water Stains

Brown rings on ceilings or damp insulation in the attic suggest flashing failure or shingle permeability.

Sagging Roof Deck

A concave roofline between rafters can indicate prolonged moisture exposure and compromised structural integrity.

Advantages of Choosing HEP Company

Local Expertise

HEP’s project managers understand the specific municipal requirements in Grandview, from permitting processes to ridge vent code language. This local insight keeps projects on schedule and inspection-ready.

Certified Installers and Ongoing Training

All crew leaders maintain manufacturer-specific certifications. Regular workshops cover:

Shingle adhesive strip activation temperatures.
Advanced metal panel hemming techniques.
Updated OSHA safety practices.

Clean Work Sites

Homeowners frequently cite cleanliness as a differentiator. HEP’s daily routine involves:

Designated material staging zones to avoid lawn damage.
End-of-day magnetic sweeps for fasteners.
Covered refuse bins to contain dust and debris.

Strong Manufacturer Partnerships

Direct relationships with leading manufacturers secure:

Priority access to new color blends popular in Grandview subdivisions.
Extended roofing system warranties contingent on certified installation, which HEP holds.

Comprehensive Warranty Support

A workmanship guarantee from HEP runs concurrently with manufacturer material warranties, offering homeowners a single point of accountability should any issue arise.

Preparation Tips for Homeowners

Clearing Driveways and Yard Space

Provide a clear path for material deliveries and debris containers. Move vehicles to street parking to prevent accidental scratches.

Protecting Valuables in Attic

Vibration during tear-off can dislodge dust. Cover keepsakes with plastic sheeting and secure lightweight items.

Communicating with Neighbors

Inform adjacent households about the anticipated work schedule to mitigate surprise noise and coordinate shared driveways or fence gates.

Roofing Regulations in Grandview

Permit Requirements

The City of Grandview mandates a roofing permit for any job involving more than one square (100 ft²) of replacement material. HEP handles application submissions, plan drawings, and posted permit boards.

Code Compliance for Wind Uplift and Fire Ratings

Current codes specify:

Minimum six nails per shingle for laminated asphalt products.
Class A fire ratings for roofing surfaces within specific proximity to property lines.

Final Inspection Protocols

Upon completion, a city inspector verifies:

Flashing installation at all wall intersections.
Correct shingle exposure based on manufacturer instructions.
Proper ventilation vent ratios.

HEP schedules and attends the inspection, ensuring any punch-list items are resolved promptly.

Post-Replacement Maintenance Recommendations

Bi-Annual Roof Inspections

Spring and fall walk-arounds enable early detection of debris buildup or minor sealant wear.

Gutter Cleaning Schedule

Unobstructed gutters reduce standing water against fascia boards and minimize ice dams during winter freeze-thaw cycles.

Moss and Algae Prevention

HEP suggests installing zinc or copper strips near the ridge on shaded roofs to inhibit organic growth. Light power washing with manufacturer-approved solutions can also maintain appearance without voiding warranties.