Sevierville, TN
Roof replacement and repair in Sevierville
A lot of the roofs around Sevierville sit on cabins that earn money every night they're booked. We plan the work around that, including for owners who live hours away.
- Family roofing company. Since 2018.
- 4,000+ projects documented. On record, job by job.
- Free inspections. Written, line-by-line prices.
- 24-hour emergency line. Leaks and storm damage, any hour.
- All of East Tennessee. Twelve counties, one phone number.
Sevierville at a glance
- The seat of Sevier County, incorporated in 1901, with 17,889 people at the 2020 census.
- A large number of the cabins in and around Sevierville run as short-term rentals.
Source: Wikipedia, Sevierville, unless noted.
For cabin owners and rental managers
A roof job on a rental is partly a calendar job. We schedule around your bookings and work between checkouts where the dates allow. Before work starts, you'll know which days the driveway and yard will be busy, so you can block those nights or give guests a heads-up.
If you manage several cabins, we can look at them on one trip and give you a separate written price for each property. Owners who don't live nearby can see what we found and approve the work without making the drive.
Steep roofs under hardwoods
Cabin roofs here are often steep, and many sit under big hardwoods. Leaves and small limbs pile up in the valleys and behind chimneys, where they hold water against the roof and rot the underlayment from the top down. A clogged valley can leak even when the shingles around it look fine.
A steep pitch also changes the price. Tear-off is slower, the crew needs more safety setup, and material has to be staged with care on a tight mountain lot.
Metal or shingle
Metal is common on cabins. On a steep pitch it sheds rain and leaves fast. Architectural shingles cost less up front, and they're easy to repair a few pieces at a time after a branch comes down. We price both side by side at the same inspection, so you can weigh the up-front cost against how long you plan to own the cabin. See metal roofing for how the two compare.
Leaks guests notice first
Guests often find a leak before the owner does: a drip on a bunk-room ceiling, a stain by the hot tub door. Ask your cleaners to glance at the ceilings under valleys and around the chimney at each turnover, and to send a picture of anything that's changed.
Common questions
Can you re-roof a cabin without canceling bookings?
Often, yes. Send us your calendar and we'll look for a gap long enough for the job. A small, simple roof may fit between two stays, while a steep, cut-up one may need a few nights blocked. You'll know which before you sign anything.
Do you work with property managers?
Yes. Tell us who should get the price and who signs off on the work, and we'll keep both in the loop. If the manager can let us onto the property, the owner doesn't need to be there, and one manager can handle several cabins.
Do you work on cabins and rental properties?
Yes. Cabins and rental homes are welcome, and they often have steep pitches and metal roofs, both of which we work on. A property manager can book an inspection for a place they don't live at; just give us the address and how to reach the yard. If you look after more than one property, each gets its own written price.
Is a metal roof more expensive than shingles?
Up front, usually yes. Metal costs noticeably more to install than architectural shingles, and standing seam costs more than exposed-fastener panels. In return you get a longer life and less upkeep, which matters on steep cabin roofs and for owners who plan to stay. Ask for both prices at your free inspection and compare them on paper.
Get a free look at your Sevierville roof
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Rather talk? Call (865) 830-8126. Rather text? Send a photo.