Do you take roofing calls from Hickory Hill?

Yes. Hickory Hill and the rest of southeast Memphis are part of our regular coverage, and we answer 24/7.

Is my 1990s Hickory Hill roof due for replacement?

Many are. We inspect it and tell you honestly whether repairs will hold for a few more years.

Why does my two-story Hickory Hill home leak at the walls?

Where a lower roof meets a second-story wall, the step and counterflashing must be sound. That joint is a common leak point.

Can you help with a Hickory Hill hail or wind claim?

We photograph the damage and can meet your adjuster. The claim decision stays with you and your insurer.

Do you replace gutters during a Hickory Hill reroof?

We can, and reroofing is a good time to replace or rehang them.

Hickory Hill, Memphis

Roof repair and replacement for Hickory Hill homes in southeast Memphis

Most of Hickory Hill was built between 1970 and 2000, so many of its roofs are second roofs, and many first roofs from the 1990s are due now.

We answer 24/7 for calls from Hickory Hill

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The area

Roofing across Hickory Hill

Quick answer

We take roofing calls from across Hickory Hill and southeast Memphis. Visits start with an inspection and photos. We repair leaks and storm damage, and replace roofs that have reached the end of their life. Call any hour and tell us what the roof is doing.

Hickory Hill grew in big waves of subdivisions, so homes on the same street often share a builder, a roof shape and a roof age. Colorful, mid-century-style homes sit alongside two-story subdivision houses with multi-plane roofs.

Each visit includes a roof walk, photos and a written scope. On two-story homes we pay close attention to the walls and valleys, since that is where most leaks here begin.

Local context

A newer part of Memphis

Hickory Hill was part of unincorporated Shelby County until Memphis annexed it on December 31, 1998, which makes it one of the city's newest neighborhoods, and most of its houses were built between 1970 and 2000. In the Hickory Ridge-South Riverdale area, about 50.2 percent of households own their homes. For roofs, that means a lot of houses on second roofs and a large group of 1990s first roofs reaching replacement age together.

What roofs here go through