Licensed Roofers
Licensed Roofers | Roofing Done Right | Roofing | Huntland
When your Huntland home needs a new roof or prompt repairs, HEP’s licensed roofers bring decades of experience, premium materials, and genuine neighbor-to-neighbor care. From the first inspection to the final shingle, we focus on clean worksites, transparent communication, and craftsmanship that stands up to Tennessee’s toughest storms—because anything less isn’t roofing done right.
Whether you’re chasing curb appeal with architectural shingles, upgrading to energy-efficient metal panels, or navigating an insurance claim after hail damage, our crew makes the process simple. We back every project with industry-leading warranties and 24/7 emergency support, so you can relax under a roof that’s built to last. Call today and see why Huntland homeowners trust HEP for durability, value, and peace of mind.
FAQs
Are your roofers fully licensed and insured to work in Huntland, TN?
Yes. Every roofer on our crew carries a current Tennessee Contractor’s Roofing License and is covered by both general liability and workers’-compensation insurance. We also maintain a Town of Huntland business license and stay up to date on Franklin County and state building codes, permitting requirements, and safety regulations. Our credentials protect you from liability and ensure that all work passes the mandatory final inspection.
Which roofing materials and systems do you install and repair?
We service virtually every residential and light-commercial roofing system used in Huntland, including asphalt shingles (architectural and 3-tab), metal panels and standing-seam roofs, synthetic slate, cedar shakes, TPO and EPDM flat roofs, and specialty impact-resistant shingles. We are certified installers for GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed, which allows us to offer enhanced manufacturer warranties. If you’re unsure which material is best, we provide side-by-side comparisons of longevity, energy efficiency, wind rating, and cost for Huntland’s climate.
How long does a typical roof replacement take in Huntland?
Most single-family asphalt-shingle roofs (2,000–3,000 sq ft) are completed in one to two days, weather permitting. Metal and specialty roofs may take three to five days because panels are custom-fabricated on site and additional flashing work is required. Before we begin, we check the Huntland forecast and coordinate with you to minimize disruption. If rain moves in unexpectedly, we secure the roof with synthetic underlayment and tarps to keep your home watertight until work resumes.
What kind of warranties do you provide?
You receive two layers of protection: (1) a manufacturer’s material warranty of up to 50 years (non-prorated for the first 10–15 years, depending on the shingle line) and (2) our own 10-year workmanship warranty covering installation-related defects such as nail pops, flashing leaks, or improper ventilation. Because we are factory-certified, the manufacturer honors the warranty even if we install accessories like ridge vents or ice-and-water shield beyond code requirements.
How is the cost estimate prepared, and is the inspection really free?
Absolutely. We perform a no-cost, no-obligation inspection that includes attic ventilation checks, moisture readings, and drone imagery of hard-to-see areas. Your written estimate breaks down labor, materials, disposal, and permit fees separately so you can see exactly where every dollar goes. We also note any code-required upgrades—such as drip edge or synthetic underlayment—so there are no surprise change orders once the job starts.
What steps do you take to protect my property and clean up afterward?
Before the first shingle is removed, we lay out tarps to cover landscaping, AC units, and patios. We use ladder stabilizers to prevent gutter damage and plywood walk boards to protect delicate roof sections. Throughout the job we run a magnetic nail roller around the perimeter and perform a final sweep at completion. Debris is placed directly into a low-profile, driveway-safe dumpster that we haul away the same day, leaving your yard, driveway, and flower beds in the same—or better—condition than we found them.