Fallen Shingles
Fallen Shingles | Roof Replacement | Roofing | Tullahoma
When a Tennessee windstorm scatters shingles across your yard, you need more than a patch-up job—you need the hometown pros who know Tullahoma’s weather inside out. HEP responds fast, inspecting every valley and vent to uncover hidden leaks and safeguard your insulation, drywall, and family keepsakes. From choosing impact-rated shingles that match your home’s style to pulling the necessary permits, we handle every detail of your roof replacement so you can get back to normal life sooner.
Our factory-certified installers work clean, finish on schedule, and back their craftsmanship with industry-leading warranties—no surprises, no corners cut. Ready to trade fallen shingles for lasting peace of mind? Call, click, or stop by our Tullahoma office today and discover why neighbors trust HEP to raise the roof on service, value, and lasting protection.
FAQs
What typically causes shingles to fall off roofs in Tullahoma, and how do I know when replacement—not repair—is needed?
High winds during spring storms, seasonal temperature swings, and occasional hail are the main culprits behind shingle loss in Tullahoma. A few isolated missing tabs can often be patched, but widespread loss, curling, exposed nail heads, or repeated leaks signal that the roof’s water-shed layer and underlayment are failing. If 20–25 % of the surface is compromised—or the roof is 15–20 years old—full replacement is usually the most cost-effective, long-term solution.
Is it dangerous to delay roof replacement after shingles have fallen off?
Yes. Missing shingles leave the underlying felt and decking exposed to UV rays and rain, which accelerates wood rot, mold growth, and attic insulation damage. Even a small uncovered area can allow wind-driven rain to travel laterally under intact shingles, creating leaks in multiple rooms. Acting quickly protects your structural framing and prevents more expensive interior repairs.
Which roofing materials hold up best in Tullahoma’s climate if I decide to replace the roof?
Architectural (laminated) asphalt shingles rated for 130 mph wind uplift are the most popular because they balance cost and durability. Upgrades include impact-resistant (Class 4) asphalt shingles that stand up to hail, metal standing-seam panels for superior longevity (40–60 years), and synthetic composite shingles that mimic slate or shake while shedding heat efficiently. We review each option’s warranty, weight, and aesthetic to match your budget and neighborhood requirements.
How much does roof replacement cost in the Tullahoma area, and what affects the price?
For an average 2,000 sq ft home, a new architectural asphalt roof runs $8,500–$13,000 installed. Costs rise with steeper slopes, multiple valleys, skylights, or rotten decking that needs replacing. Premium Class 4 asphalt adds about 15 %, while metal ranges from $18,000–$28,000. Disposal fees, permit costs, and current shingle market prices also factor in. We provide a written, line-item estimate so you can see exactly where every dollar goes.
How long will the roof replacement take, and will it disrupt my daily routine?
Most asphalt shingle tear-offs and replacements in Tullahoma are completed in one or two days of on-site work, weather permitting. Metal and specialty roofs may take three to five days. Our crew protects landscaping, uses magnetic rollers to capture nails, and cleans the site each evening. You can stay in your home; power and HVAC remain on, though you’ll hear hammering during daylight hours.
Should I file an insurance claim for fallen shingles, and can you help with the process?
If wind or hail caused the damage and your policy covers "windstorm," you may qualify for partial or full roof replacement coverage. Document shingle loss with photos, note the storm date, and contact your insurer’s claims department. We perform a free inspection, provide a detailed damage report, meet the adjuster on-site if requested, and supply all paperwork your carrier needs. This streamlines approvals and helps you receive the maximum allowable payout under your policy.