ROOFING

We Are Roofing Experts!

Residential or commercial roofing, don't leave your project in the hands of just anyone. We can expertly install new roofing, handle re-roofing, or roof repair.

a-1 construction company, llc roofing services

A-1 Construction Company, LLC is a certified Roofing Contractor and General Contractor with over 25 years of experience. We specialize in storm damage repair and general contractor services for both the interior and exterior of your home. No job is too big or too small for A-1 Construction Company. We hope you will give us a call or email for a free estimate on your next project.

Metal Roofing

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A-1 Construction Company, llc roof replacement and repair

Roofing Contractor

As one of the premier roofing contractors in the West Tennessee area, we use every method available to provide the most professional and pleasant experience as possible.

We know it's more than just the roof. We inspect the gutters, the attic insulation, soffit, fascia and the ventilation on each roofing project and provide a free evaluation on each of these areas to ensure the entire roofing system is sound and performing as it should.

All roof inspections are free including hail and wind damage assessments.

A-1 Makes it easy. We are with you every step of the way!

Once you contact us:

We will meet with you at your convenience to inspect your roof for damage and discuss any repairs and replacements your home may need.
We will meet with your insurance adjuster to ensure that everything is documented.
We will then professionally install your new roof and/or repair any damage . Our crews are highly trained and have years of experience.
Once the work is done, we will meet with you to ensure you are 100% satisfied!
We will thoroughly clean the job site removing any roofing debris , materials and nails.

Residential Roofing Options - What type of shingle to choose?

In the roofing world there are three types of fiberglass shingles, but first let’s talk about what makes them a fiberglass shingle vs. asphalt shingle. With traditional asphalt shingles, there is a natural product on the back of the shingles; typically, wood or paper. On the other hand, fiberglass shingles are backed with a much more durable and water-resistant fiberglass. When choosing a shingle for your roof, think of this: would you rather have paper protecting your family’s home or would you rather have a fiberglass, water resistant shingle?

Now that you know what makes a fiberglass shingle, let’s talk about the three different types of fiberglass shingles: three-tab, architectural, and designer.

three tab shingle

Entry Level Basic Shingle

Three-tab shingles are your basic, flat shingle. Three tabs of shingles are held together on a fiberglass backing, hence the name. These shingles are very affordable and have a clean, horizontal look. The downsides to this type of shingle is that their look does not provide as much interest and they are not as durable or heavy as the architectural or designer shingles which makes them easier to blow off or show hail damage.

architectural

Most Common & Very Durable

Architectural shingles are one of the most common fiberglass shingles that you may see. They are made with layers of shingles on the fiberglass backing which makes them much more durable than the three-tab. These shingles often come in more color options, provide a dimensional and more interesting look, and have a longer warranty than the three-tab. Architectural shingles have grown in popularity throughout the years and is what most homeowners are putting on their homes. They provide the durability that every homeowner wants while also giving the roof a dimensional and more expensive look.

designer shingle

The Most Durable

Designer shingles are your cream of the crop, affordable shingle. If you live in a period specific home, such as a colonial, and you cannot afford to replace your roof with slate tiles, designer shingles are perfect for you. These shingles are built like the architectural shingles but have even more layers to them which makes them heavier and more resistant to wind and hail damage. These shingles are cut to look like slate or cedar tiles while saving you thousands of dollars.

It All Starts With An Estimate

Use the form below to get in touch with us about your next project. Don't worry, we don't use high pressure sales tactics and we won't call you after the fact unless you ask us too. Please provide as many details as reasonable . We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you.