Do you work in Atoka, Munford, Brighton and Covington?

Yes. We take calls from across Tipton County, including all four towns and the rural roads between them.

Can you cover a Tipton County roof right after a storm?

Yes. We answer 24/7 and can tarp or board an open roof to stop water until the permanent repair is scheduled.

Will you document tornado or wind damage for my insurer?

We photograph every damaged area, write up what we find and can meet your adjuster on the roof. The claim decision stays with you and your insurer.

How do you make a new roof stand up better to wind?

We replace soft decking, follow the manufacturer's nailing pattern for higher winds where it applies, and seal starter strips, ridges and edges.

Do you remove trees that fell on the roof?

We coordinate limb removal with a tree crew, cover the opening and then repair the decking and framing underneath.

Tipton County, Tennessee

Storm and roof repair for Tipton County, from Atoka to Covington

Tipton County knows what a direct hit looks like. Roofs here need sound decking, edges fastened properly, and careful documentation when a storm comes through.

We answer 24/7 for calls from Tipton County

Call (901) 459-6395 All roofing services

The area

Roofing across Tipton County

Quick answer

We take roofing calls from across Tipton County, TN, including Atoka, Munford, Brighton and Covington. After storms we document damage with photos, cover open roofs, and handle repairs or full replacements. Between storms we fix leaks and inspect aging roofs. Call any hour.

Tipton County runs north from the Shelby County line, with Atoka and Munford close to Memphis and Covington, the county seat, further up Highway 51. Homes near the south end sit in newer neighborhoods, while further north they tend to sit on larger lots with more open ground around them.

Because storms have hit this county hard, every job gets the same care: the decking is checked, edges and ridges are fastened to the manufacturer's pattern, and each repair is photographed so you have a record if the next storm brings a claim.

Local context

Storm history in Tipton County

On March 31, 2023, an EF-3 tornado tore through Tipton County. The county's emergency management agency reported 545 buildings and 453 homes damaged or destroyed, with Covington among the hardest-hit areas. Two years earlier, in May 2021, an EF-1 tornado with winds up to 95 mph traveled about five miles from Atoka into Munford, leaving mostly roof and tree damage. Atoka is now the largest town in the county, and Covington remains the county seat.

What roofs here go through

What Tipton County roofs go through

Straight-line winds and tornadoes test the weakest point of a roof first, usually the edges, the ridge and any section where the decking was already soft. A roof that was nailed high or patched with mismatched shingles tends to fail in the same places again.

Large trees around older homes add their own risk, and open fields let wind build speed before it reaches a house. Keeping limbs trimmed back, gutters fastened and ridge caps sealed does more for a roof here than any coating.