Where We Work
We work all of Madison County from a Huntsville base, and the roofs are different enough from one side of the county to the other that each town gets its own page. South and west Huntsville is 1950s and 60s brick ranches on their third roof. Madison, Harvest and Hampton Cove are 2000s subdivisions hitting 15 to 20 years at once. The north tier along Hwy 231 and out Winchester Road is acreage homes with a lot of metal. The Big Cove valley takes mountain wind.
Pricing is the same everywhere in the county and there is no travel charge.
Huntsville
Home base. Fastest response, every service.
Madison
Roof repair, replacement, metal and storm work with written line-item prices.
Harvest
Wind and hail hit the open ground up Hwy 53 harder than the city, and we repair, document and replace Harvest roofs with written pricing, usually inside the week.
Meridianville
Repairs on older ranches on acreage, replacements on 2010s subdivision roofs, metal and storm work with written pricing.
Hazel Green
Storm-aware roofing for the 2011 tornado track: documented repairs, wind-rated replacements, and metal on rural homes.
Owens Cross Roads
Big Cove valley homes below Green Mountain and Keel Mountain, mountain-downslope wind, newer subdivisions and older homes.
Hampton Cove
Large steep architectural shingle roofs, HOA color matching, and 1990s to 2010s roofs reaching replacement age.
New Market
Country roofs out Winchester Road: metal and shingle on older homes, farm outbuildings and long driveways, served from Huntsville with written pricing and no travel charge.
Toney and Monrovia
Northwest Madison County's storm track: rural Toney roofs and the new Monrovia subdivisions west of Research Park, repaired and replaced with written pricing from Huntsville.
The full list
Inside Huntsville: Five Points, Blossomwood, the Medical District, Monte Sano, Jones Valley, Big Cove and everything along Memorial Parkway and University Drive. West: Madison and Monrovia. Northwest: Harvest and Toney. North: Meridianville and Hazel Green. Northeast: New Market. Southeast: Hampton Cove and Owens Cross Roads.
We also take work in Gurley, Brownsboro and Triana on the same terms; they do not have their own pages yet.
Response inside the city is typically two to three days for an active leak. The outlying towns run on the same schedule, with the far north and northeast adding a day during busy weeks. After a county-wide storm we work by severity rather than by distance, so open decking in Toney is tarped before a slow drip in Blossomwood.
Pick your town or just send the form
Each town page covers what the roofs there are doing and what repairs typically cost. The form is the same on every one of them, and the address tells us where to go.