Do you cross the river for West Memphis roof calls?

Yes. West Memphis is part of our regular coverage, and we answer calls from there around the clock.

Can you repair a carport or porch roof in West Memphis?

Yes. We repair and replace low-slope and metal roofs on carports, porches and additions.

Will you document West Memphis storm damage for insurance?

Yes. We photograph every damaged area and can meet the adjuster on the roof.

Do Arkansas permit rules apply to West Memphis roof work?

Local rules follow the city where the house sits, and we confirm what applies before work starts.

What should I do first if a storm opens my roof?

Call us any hour. We can cover the opening to stop water, then plan the permanent repair.

West Memphis, Arkansas

Roofing for West Memphis homes, across the river from Memphis

West Memphis sits across the Mississippi from Memphis on flat Delta ground. Storms reach it with little to slow them down, and its roofs carry the history of more than one bad one.

We answer 24/7 for calls from West Memphis

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The area

Roofing across West Memphis

Quick answer

We take roofing calls from across West Memphis, AR. Visits start with an inspection and photos. We repair storm damage and leaks, document damage for insurance, and replace roofs that have worn out. Call any hour and tell us what the roof is doing.

West Memphis has a mix of older homes near its center and newer neighborhoods spread across flat, open land. Many homes have porch roofs, carports or additions alongside the main roof, and each of those edges is a place where wind and water get in.

We walk the whole roof, including the low-slope sections, photograph each problem and give you a written scope before any work starts.

Local context

Storm history in West Memphis

West Memphis is the largest city in Crittenden County, which sits in the Memphis metro on the far side of the Mississippi River, with Marion as the county seat. The city has a long memory for storms: a tornado swept through on December 14, 1987, killing six people, and less than two weeks later the town flooded under twelve inches of rain. Flat ground and open fields still let storm winds reach homes at full strength.

What roofs here go through

What West Memphis roofs go through

Wind across open Delta ground lifts shingle tabs at ridges and edges and pulls at carport and porch roofs.

Long, heavy rains test low-slope sections, pipe boots and gutters. Water that sits on a low-slope porch roof finds any weak seam, so those membranes need to be sound.