Roof repair and replacement in Franklin.

Franklin’s housing runs from pre war homes near Main Street and the historic district to large planned neighborhoods like Westhaven, Fieldstone Farms, and McKay’s Mill, with Cool Springs and Berry Farms growing quickly on the edges. Each brings its own roof: slate look shingles and metal porch roofs downtown, complex hip and gable layouts with multiple valleys in the newer subdivisions.

Many Franklin neighborhoods have architectural review requirements for exterior changes, including roof color. We can supply the manufacturer product sheets and color samples an approval typically asks for.

Williamson County sees the same spring and summer storms as the rest of Middle Tennessee. Because so many Franklin roofs have complicated shapes, wind damage tends to show up at the transitions first, in the valleys and around dormers.