Roof repair and replacement in Tullahoma.

The North Atlantic Street Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1988, holds houses built from 1883 to 1920 near the old depot. Their roofs include plain and cross gables, hipped and pyramid forms, and a pressed metal mansard on the Second Empire style Archibald Yell Smith House. Roof lines like these, with several planes and valleys, need flashing worked out piece by piece rather than a standard layout.

Growth came in waves. Camp Forrest pushed the wartime population from about 4,500 toward 75,000, and the Arnold Engineering Development Center was dedicated on the old camp land in 1951. The city has kept growing since, from about 18,000 people in 2000 to more than 20,300 in 2020, so roofs here range from railroad era frame houses to recent builds.

Tullahoma is close to an hour from Murfreesboro by Interstate 24 and Highway 55. Call first so we can confirm a date. We group Coffee County inspections and jobs into planned trips, which lets us give homes along North Jackson Street, Wilson Avenue, and the Franklin County side the same attention as anywhere closer.