Tear-off and deck evaluation
We remove the existing roof as needed and check the roof deck for rot, delamination, and soft areas. Any replacement plan should address deck repairs, not hide them.
Serving Memphis, Tennessee & surrounding areas
Mon–Sat · 7am–7pm
Get a replacement roof that fits your home, your budget, and Memphis weather. We inspect what you have, explain options in plain language, and install a new roof with clean tear-off, careful flashing, and jobsite protection.
If you are searching for roof replacement Memphis homeowners can count on, start with the issues that actually shorten roof life in this area: heavy rain, humid summers, wind-driven storms, and tree debris that can damage shingles and clog valleys. A replacement roof is more than new material on top. The performance comes from the full system: deck condition, underlayment, ventilation, flashing details, and how the roof is tied into gutters, chimneys, and wall lines.
Metal Roofing Memphis replaces residential roofs across Memphis, TN, with a focus on durable systems and clear scopes. Many homes around Midtown and East Memphis have a mix of roof shapes, dormers, and penetrations that require careful flashing work. In areas with mature trees such as Bartlett and Cordova, we plan for debris in valleys and around pipe boots. In neighborhoods near the river like Harbor Town and parts of Downtown, wind and driving rain make edge details and fastener patterns matter.
You will get a straightforward assessment, photos of what we find, and a plan that matches your roof’s structure and your goals. If you are still comparing contractors, Metal Roofing Memphis TN outlines who we are and what to expect when you reach out.
We remove the existing roof as needed and check the roof deck for rot, delamination, and soft areas. Any replacement plan should address deck repairs, not hide them.
Ice-and-water barrier at vulnerable areas, properly lapped underlayment, and tight transitions at valleys, sidewalls, and penetrations are what stop leaks during long Memphis rain events.
Pipe boots, chimney and wall flashing, drip edge, and valley metal must be compatible with the roof material you choose and installed in the correct order.
A replacement is the right time to confirm intake and exhaust ventilation are working together. Poor airflow can trap heat and moisture, which shortens roof life.
Landscaping protection, controlled debris handling, and a thorough magnetic sweep are part of finishing a job the right way, especially in tight driveways and sidewalk-heavy blocks.
Metal is a strong fit for roof replacement in Memphis when you want long service life and dependable shedding of water and debris. The best choice depends on roof pitch, how complex your roof lines are, and what look you want.
Common options include:
During the assessment we will confirm roof pitch, vent locations, and any problem areas, such as repeated leaks around pipe penetrations or chimney flashing. We will also talk through noise expectations, attic ventilation, and whether a full tear-off or a selective removal makes sense for your roof’s condition.
If your home is in a neighborhood with lots of shade and leaf drop, we also look closely at valleys and gutter tie-ins. Those are common places for water to back up during heavy storms.
We inspect the roof surface, flashings, penetrations, and suspect areas, then document what we see with photos. If the roof deck condition is unknown until tear-off, we explain that upfront.
You get a clear scope that spells out tear-off plan, underlayment, flashing details, ventilation work, and the roof system you choose. This is where we align on finish color, panel profile, and trim details for metal.
We protect landscaping and access points, remove existing roofing as needed, repair damaged decking, and get the roof dried-in quickly with the right underlayment so the home is protected during weather swings.
We install the roof system to manufacturer requirements, then complete valleys, wall transitions, pipe boots, and ridge or hip detailing. These areas decide how the roof handles wind-driven rain.
We haul debris, sweep for nails, and walk the property with you. You will know what was replaced, what was repaired, and what to keep an eye on over time.
Roof replacement in Memphis typically ranges from about $8,500 to $25,000+ for many single-family homes, with metal systems often landing toward the higher end depending on profile and detailing. A simpler roof with easy access is usually less, while larger homes with multiple penetrations, steep pitches, or extensive flashing work cost more.
Your final price depends on roof size and pitch, tear-off layers, decking repairs, ventilation changes, material choice—standing seam, exposed fastener, or metal shingles—and access constraints like tight driveways or landscaping. The exact cost is confirmed after an on-site assessment and a written scope.
A roof replacement is usually the right call when problems are widespread or the roof system is near the end of its expected service life. Warning signs include recurring leaks in different areas, widespread granule loss or brittle shingles, soft decking, repeated flashing failures at penetrations, and visible sagging. In Memphis, heavy rain can expose weak valleys and wall transitions fast, so we look closely at those details during assessment.
Many roof replacements can be completed in 1 to 3 days once work begins, but the timeline depends on roof size, complexity, weather, and whether decking repairs are needed. Metal systems with more detailing or complex roof lines can take longer because trim, flashings, and panel layout must be precise. You will get a realistic schedule expectation before the project starts.
Most replacements are best done with a tear-off so the deck and flashings can be inspected and corrected. Installing over an existing roof can hide damaged decking and can complicate edge and flashing details, which are common leak points. If an overlay is technically possible for your roof, we will explain the tradeoffs and confirm the approach in the written scope.
The largest cost drivers are roof size and pitch, the amount of tear-off, decking repairs, and the amount of flashing and trim detail around valleys, chimneys, and roof-to-wall lines. Material choice matters too: standing seam metal typically costs more than exposed-fastener panels because of the concealed attachment system and finishing details. Access can affect labor as well, especially on lots with limited staging space.
Yes, metal roofs can perform very well in Memphis when the correct underlayment, fasteners, and flashing details are used and the roof is installed to manufacturer requirements. Wind-driven rain is where workmanship shows up, so we focus on edges, valleys, and penetrations. Attic ventilation still matters with any roof type because trapped heat and moisture can create problems below the roof surface.
It helps to know roughly when the current roof was installed, where leaks have shown up—photos help—and whether there have been past repairs around chimneys, vents, or valleys. If you have an HOA, confirm any color or profile restrictions before choosing a metal finish. We will handle measurements and material takeoffs during the assessment.
Tell us what you are seeing, and we will inspect the roof, document the problem areas, and provide a written scope with options for a long-lasting replacement.