If you live in East Tennessee, you already know your roof sees a little bit of everything. Hot, humid summers. Long rain stretches. Sudden wind gusts in spring. A handful of freeze nights in winter. Asphalt roofs can handle that mix, but their lifespan depends on a...
Winter in East Tennessee is a mix of light snows, cold rain, and quick refreezes. Knoxville averages about 4.6 inches of snow a year, plus around 68 nights that drop to 32°F or colder. That does not sound like much, until you add hills, shade, wind, and those long...
If a storm just rolled through and a branch hit roof, it can be pretty unsettling. In Knoxville and across East Tennessee, strong winds and big trees make this a regular headache for homeowners. The good news is you can take simple steps right away to protect your...
Ice dams sound like a Minnesota problem, but we see them in Knoxville and nearby hills every few winters. Our mix of cold rain, light snow, and nights below freezing still creates freeze and thaw cycles on your roof. Why Ice Dams Form in Our Climate An ice dam is a...
Cold snaps in East Tennessee have a way of exposing every weak spot in your roof. If your furnace runs nonstop but bedrooms still feel chilly, the problem may sit overhead, not in your thermostat. A new roof gives us a chance to tighten up heat loss, rebuild your roof...
We’ve seen many roofs damaged by TN storms over the years. The first step after a storm is staying safe. The second is protecting your home without making the problem worse. Start With Safety Wait for the all-clear and check your surroundings. Stay far from downed...
