From the strict design guidelines of the Main Street Historic District to the new-construction rooftops of Westhaven and Berry Farms, Heritage Row Roofing has protected Williamson County homes since 2006 — with the code knowledge, materials expertise, and storm-response speed each side of town demands.
Same-day tarping and patching, 24/7 dispatch across Williamson County.
The profile of choice for downtown storefronts and Middle Tennessee farmhouse-style homes.
HAAG-certified assessments with full insurance documentation after spring severe weather.
Sealing the transitions where most Franklin roof leaks actually start.
Sized for Middle Tennessee downpours, keeping foundations and fascia dry.
Materials, colors, and profiles pre-matched to Franklin Historic Zoning Commission guidelines.
Velux-certified installs with custom step flashing.
Independent builder-walk inspections for Westhaven and Berry Farms buyers.
Complete tear-off with manufacturer-backed warranty, start to finish.
Franklin's Main Street sits inside one of the best-preserved Civil War-era downtown districts in the South, where the Historic Zoning Commission dictates approved materials, colors, and profiles down to the shingle course. A few miles away, fast-growing new-construction neighborhoods like Westhaven and Berry Farms are stacking builder-grade roofs at record speed. We work both sides — protecting century-old rooflines and catching the shortcuts that show up in brand-new ones.
Talk to a Local RooferWe prepare the material and color submittals Main Street homes require.
Independent inspections catch under-nailed shingles in new Westhaven builds.
Spring supercells routinely bring hail through Williamson County.
Mature shade trees and Tennessee humidity accelerate moss and granule loss.
Drone survey and attic assessment, photos included.
Material samples and a line-item written scope.
A firm install date, materials ordered and staged.
Tidy, respectful crews with daily site cleanup.
Manufacturer coverage plus a 10-year workmanship guarantee.
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Preferred Contractor
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Certified Skylight Installer
"Our home is two blocks off Main Street, and they handled the historic district paperwork without us lifting a finger."
"Caught nail issues our builder missed before our Westhaven warranty even expired. Saved us thousands."
"Hail tore up our roof after an April storm. They met our adjuster on-site and we didn't pay a dime out of pocket."
Most standard shingle repairs run $450–$1,850 depending on the extent of damage and roof pitch. Standing-seam metal repairs and historic-material work run higher due to specialty labor. Every estimate is itemized and provided in writing before we start.
Most Franklin homes are torn off and reroofed in one to two days for standard architectural shingle systems. Standing-seam metal or historic-district projects with extra approvals can take three to five days.
Yes. We document hail and wind damage with HAAG-certified inspections, meet your adjuster on-site, and file supplements for anything missed in the initial insurance scope — at no cost unless you approve the work.
Yes — we carry a Tennessee contractor's license, $2M in general liability coverage, and full workers' compensation on every crew member. Documentation is provided before any work begins.
Every installation includes a 10-year workmanship warranty on top of full manufacturer material coverage, up to 50 years on GAF Golden Pledge systems.
If damage is isolated to a small area and the roof is under 15 years old, repair is usually the right call. Widespread granule loss, multiple leak points, or a roof nearing the end of its material's rated life typically means replacement saves money long-term. Our inspection report gives you an honest recommendation either way.
Yes, we offer financing plans up to 15 years with soft-pull pre-qualification that won't affect your credit score.
Most homes within the Main Street historic boundaries require material and color approval from Franklin's Historic Zoning Commission before work begins. We handle the submittal on your behalf, using pre-approved shingle profiles and standing-seam metal colors that meet district guidelines.
A written inspection report, honest recommendations, and craftsmanship that respects both your home's history and your budget.