Roof Replacement Services in Franklin, TN
These are the five kinds of roof work homeowners in Franklin, TN ask about most. We're a free referral service, not a roofer. Pick the job that fits, and we'll pass your request to one independent local roofer who can inspect your roof and give you a written estimate.
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Each service page covers what the job involves, the Tennessee cost figures that apply and the questions worth asking before you sign anything.
- Roof Replacement. The full job: tear-off down to the decking, repairs to soft boards, new underlayment, flashing and a complete new roof.
- Storm & Hail Damage. How hail and high wind wear on a roof, and how a roofer can document the damage with photos and measurements.
- Metal Roof Replacement. Standing-seam steel and other metal systems, with their Tennessee costs and how they compare with shingles.
- Shingle Roof Replacement. Architectural shingles, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles and FORTIFIED construction, all optional upgrades worth weighing.
- Roof Repair. Leaks, lifted shingles and flashing problems where a targeted fix may buy the roof more years.
Read more on the roof replacement, storm and hail damage, metal roof, shingle roof and roof repair pages.
Help Choosing a Service
Start with what you can see. A single leak or a few missing shingles on a younger roof often points to repair. Widespread curling, bare spots or a soft, sagging deck usually points to replacement. If a hailstorm came through, such as the May 26, 2024 storm that dropped hail up to 2 inches west of Franklin (National Weather Service in Nashville), begin with the storm page.
Material is the other choice. RoofObservations (2026) puts Tennessee architectural shingles at about $5.05 per sq ft and Tennessee standing-seam steel at about $10.45, so metal runs roughly twice as much per square foot. If you're weighing a Class 4 or FORTIFIED roof, ask your insurer whether it offers a discount. Homes in one of Franklin's seven local historic districts need a Certificate of Appropriateness to change roof material, so call the City at 615-794-7012 first.
Still not sure? The repair-or-replace quiz takes about a minute and suggests a next step.
Ask for a Visit
Whichever job you have in mind, call (615) 555-0192 or send the short form. One independent local roofer will contact you to set up an inspection and a written estimate. The referral costs you nothing.