Brand-new Roof
Brand-new Roof | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Maryville
From sudden hailstorms in the Smoky Mountain foothills to everyday wear and tear, Maryville homes face a unique mix of challenges—and that’s exactly why HEP created its brand-new roof roofing and siding solutions page. Here, you’ll find a curated lineup of premium shingles, energy-efficient underlayment, and artisan-crafted panels designed to boost curb appeal while standing up to Tennessee’s toughest weather. Our local crews bring decades of experience, transparent pricing, and a reputation for finishing on time, so you can upgrade with total confidence.
Explore financing options that fit real-life budgets, browse inspiration galleries tailored to Maryville neighborhoods, and schedule a free, no-pressure inspection with a click. Whether you’re restoring a historic bungalow on Broadway or giving a modern farmhouse that picture-perfect finish, HEP delivers craftsmanship that lasts—backed by industry-leading warranties and a friendly team that treats your home like its own. Let’s raise the roof, wrap the walls, and make your next project the easiest call you’ll make all year.
FAQs
What types of roofing and siding materials do you offer for homes in Maryville?
We install a full range of roofing systems—architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, metal shingle, and flat roofing membranes (TPO/EPDM) for low-slope sections. For siding, we carry maintenance-free vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber-cement (James Hardie), engineered wood, and metal panels. Each product line comes in dozens of colors and profiles so we can match neighborhood aesthetics and HOA requirements while delivering the performance your home needs against East Tennessee’s heat, humidity, and occasional hail.
How long does a roof or siding replacement usually take?
Most single-family roof replacements in Maryville are finished in one to two working days. A full siding replacement on an average 2,000-sq-ft home typically takes three to five days, depending on wall complexity and tear-off requirements. Our crews start at 7–8 a.m., protect landscaping with tarps, and perform a daily magnetic nail sweep. Weather can extend timelines, but we closely monitor forecasts and never leave your home exposed overnight.
Are you licensed, insured, and familiar with Maryville building codes?
Yes. We hold a Tennessee contractor’s license, carry $2 million in general liability, and maintain workers’ compensation on every crew member. Because we work exclusively in Blount and surrounding counties, we pull all required Maryville and Blount County permits, coordinate inspections, and follow local code amendments—such as mandatory ice-and-water shield in valleys and the 2018 IRC ventilation requirements—so your new roof or siding passes inspection the first time.
What warranties do you provide on roofing and siding installations?
You receive two layers of protection: (1) Manufacturer warranty—up to lifetime coverage on architectural shingles, 40–50 years on metal roofing, and 30–50 years on premium vinyl or fiber-cement siding against defects; and (2) Our 10-year transferable workmanship guarantee that covers leaks, blow-offs, and installation-related issues. Because we are a GAF Certified and James Hardie Preferred contractor, your warranties are fully backed by the manufacturer and registered in your name upon completion.
How much will a new roof or siding cost, and do you offer financing?
Roof replacement costs in Maryville usually range from $5.00–$7.50 per square foot for architectural shingles and $9.00–$12.50 per square foot for standing-seam metal, including tear-off, permits, and disposal. Siding runs $6.50–$9.00 per square foot for premium vinyl and $9.00–$13.00 for fiber-cement. Every home is different, so we provide a free, written estimate with photos and a line-item breakdown. We also partner with local credit unions and national lenders to offer 0% promotional financing for 12 months and low-interest terms up to 144 months.
How does Maryville’s climate impact my choice and ongoing maintenance of roofing and siding?
Our humid subtropical climate brings summer heat, heavy rain, and the occasional winter freeze—plus high winds along the Foothills Parkway. Architectural shingles with upgraded ridge venting or standing-seam metal resist wind uplift and shed water quickly, reducing algae staining. For siding, insulated vinyl or fiber-cement provides better thermal performance and resists moisture-driven expansion and contraction. Annual maintenance is minimal—just a spring roof inspection, gutter cleaning, and a gentle hose-down of siding—but these steps can extend the life of your exterior systems by 5–10 years.