Do you work on older homes near downtown Hernando?

Yes. We repair and replace roofs on older homes, including porch roofs and additions.

Why does the porch roof on my Hernando home leak?

Porch roofs are usually lower in pitch than the main roof, and the joint where they meet needs sound flashing. That joint is a common leak point.

Do you install metal roofs in Hernando?

Yes. We install standing seam and exposed-fastener metal roofs and repair existing ones.

Can you inspect a Hernando roof before I buy the house?

Yes. We inspect and give you a photo report you can use in the sale.

Do you take Hernando calls on weekends?

Yes. We answer 24/7, including weekends and holidays.

Hernando, Mississippi

Roofing for Hernando homes, around the county seat and beyond

Hernando is the county seat of DeSoto County and its fastest-growing city since 2020. Older homes near the town center and new subdivisions on its edges need different kinds of roof work.

We answer 24/7 for calls from Hernando

Call (901) 459-6395 All roofing services

The area

Roofing across Hernando

Quick answer

We take roofing calls from across Hernando, MS, from the older streets near downtown to the newer neighborhoods on the edge of town. Visits start with an inspection and photos. We repair leaks and storm damage and replace roofs that are worn out. Call any hour.

Hernando's older neighborhoods have homes with steeper roofs, porches and additions built at different times, while newer subdivisions on the edges of town have the large, multi-plane roofs common across DeSoto County.

Each visit starts with a roof walk and photos and ends with a written scope. On older homes we pay close attention to where porch roofs and additions meet the main roof, since that joint decides most leaks.

Local context

Growth in the county seat

Hernando, the county seat, has grown faster than any other DeSoto County city since 2020, while Olive Branch saw the largest gain over the last full decade. Across the county, about 77.9 percent of homes are owner-occupied. New neighborhoods arriving next to older ones means Hernando roof calls range widely, from porch roofs on older homes to storm repairs on houses only a few years old.

What roofs here go through

What Hernando roofs go through

Older homes often have porch roofs and additions at lower pitches than the main roof. Where they meet, the flashing has to be right, and that joint is a common leak point.

Newer roofs on the edges of town take wind across open ground. Ridge caps and starter rows are the first to go when a storm comes through.