Certified Crews
Certified Crews | Metal Roofing | Roofing | Briceville
When Briceville homeowners want a roof that laughs at hail, high winds, and blistering sun, they turn to HEP’s certified crews. Our specialists install sleek, energy-efficient metal roofing that elevates curb appeal while delivering decades of worry-free protection. From precision measurements to the final fastener, every step is handled by local experts who treat your home as if it were their own.
Choose HEP and you’ll enjoy a quieter, cooler interior, lower utility bills, and a transferable warranty that adds instant value. Whether you’re replacing an aging shingle roof or planning new construction, our team makes the entire process transparent and stress-free—finishing on schedule, cleaning up meticulously, and leaving you with confidence that your Briceville property is ready for whatever Mother Nature brings.
FAQs
What certifications do your metal-roofing crews carry?
Every installer on our Briceville team is factory-trained and certified by the metal-panel manufacturers we use (including ATAS, Union Corrugating, and Englert). In addition, all crew leaders hold OSHA 10-hour safety cards, CertainTeed Master Shingle Applicator status (for tie-in areas), and annual refreshers on Tennessee building-code updates. These credentials ensure your roof is installed exactly to spec and qualifies for full manufacturer warranty coverage.
Why is metal roofing a smart choice for Briceville homes and businesses?
Briceville’s mix of hot, humid summers, heavy thunderstorms, and occasional winter ice makes durability essential. Steel or aluminum panels resist 140-mph winds, will not ignite from stray embers during burn season, and shed snow quickly, preventing ice dams on the Cumberland Plateau’s cooler nights. A high-reflective ENERGY STAR® coating can also lower attic temperatures by up to 40 °F, translating into summer energy savings of 10–25 %. With a 50-year service life, metal often costs less than two asphalt replacements.
How long will my metal roof installation take?
Most residential projects (2,000–3,000 sq ft) are completed in 2–4 working days once materials arrive. Day 1 is old-roof tear-off and decking inspection, day 2 underlayment and trim, and days 3–4 panel installation and final detail work. Larger or more complex roofs with valleys, dormers, or skylights may extend to a week. We provide a precise schedule during your pre-construction meeting and stay on site until final cleanup is complete.
How does metal roofing handle severe weather in Anderson County?
Our standing-seam and exposed-fastener panels are UL 580 Class 90 tested for uplift and meet ASTM E1592 for wind resistance. Factory-applied Kynar 500® finishes are rated ASTM D522 for flexibility, so hail up to 2 inches will not crack the paint. The interlocking seam design prevents wind-driven rain intrusion even during the strong thunderstorms that roll off Walden Ridge. For additional peace of mind, we offer optional high-temperature underlayment that remains watertight up to 250 °F in the unlikely event of a chimney fire.
What warranty and maintenance program do you provide?
You receive a transferable 40- to 50-year manufacturer finish warranty (fade, chalk, film integrity) plus our own 10-year workmanship warranty that covers any installation-related leaks. Maintenance is minimal: an annual garden-hose rinse, debris removal from valleys and gutters, and a fastener re-torque inspection every 5–7 years on exposed-fastener systems. We include the first two inspections free of charge and send reminder postcards each spring.
How much does a metal roof cost in Briceville, and do you offer financing?
As of 2024, standing-seam installations in Briceville average $8.50–$11.50 per square foot, while exposed-fastener systems run $6.00–$8.00, depending on roof pitch, substrate condition, and color choice. Because metal lasts 2 –3 times longer than asphalt, the lifetime cost is often lower. We partner with GreenSky® and TVA EnergyRight® to provide 12-month same-as-cash or low-interest plans up to 120 months, so you can spread payments out for as little as $149 per month on a typical 2,400-sq-ft home.