Do you work in West Memphis and Marion?

Yes. We take calls from across Crittenden County, including West Memphis, Marion and the surrounding communities.

Are roofing permits different in Arkansas?

Permit rules follow the city or county where the house sits, so they can differ from Tennessee. We confirm what applies to your address before any work starts.

Can you fix a leaking porch or low-slope roof?

Yes. We repair and replace low-slope membranes and the flashing where they meet the main roof.

Do you answer calls from Arkansas at night and on weekends?

Yes. We answer 24/7, and active leaks are handled first.

Do you replace roofs on older West Memphis homes?

Yes. We check the decking and ventilation as part of every replacement, since older homes often need both addressed.

Crittenden County, Arkansas

Roof repair and replacement in Crittenden County, across the river

Crittenden County sits just across the Mississippi River from Memphis, so the same storms, heat and humidity work on roofs on both banks. What changes is the paperwork, the city rules and the drive across the bridge.

We answer 24/7 for calls from Crittenden County

Call (901) 459-6395 All roofing services

The area

Roofing across Crittenden County

Quick answer

We take roofing calls from across Crittenden County, AR, including West Memphis and Marion. Visits start with an inspection and photos, then we repair leaks and storm damage or replace roofs that are worn out. Call any hour and tell us what the roof is doing.

Much of Crittenden County is flat Delta farmland, with most homes concentrated in West Memphis and Marion. Flat, open ground means storm winds arrive with little to slow them down, and porch roofs and additions often need as much attention as the main roof.

Each visit follows the same order: a roof walk, photos of what we find, and a written plan before any work. If the roof only needs a repair, that is what we quote, and if it needs replacing we show you why.

Local context

Crittenden County, Marion and West Memphis

Crittenden County is part of the Memphis metro area, bounded on the east by the Mississippi River, with Marion as its county seat and West Memphis as its largest city. Marion, with 13,752 residents in 2020, is the second-largest city in the county. West Memphis has a long memory for storms: a tornado swept through the city on December 14, 1987, killing six people, and less than two weeks later the town flooded under twelve inches of rain.

What roofs here go through

What Crittenden County roofs go through

Heat and humidity on the Delta are hard on shingles. Algae streaks, granule loss and cupping show up early on the sunniest slopes, and attic heat speeds the damage along when ventilation is short.

Heavy rain is the other test. Low-slope sections over porches and additions hold water longer, so their seams and flashing have to be sound, and gutters have to carry water well away from the foundation.