Get quotes from the Best Roofers in Chattanooga, TN

Though the average snowfall in Chattanooga is just under 2 inches annually, residents have to worry about nearly every other weather-related threat to their roofs. Heavy rainfall, hail storms, prolonged heat and humidity can wreak havoc on even the sturdiest roof. But the most devastating natural phenomenon a Tennessee roof can endure is tornadoes.

With sustained winds ranging from 50-300mph depending on the size, tornadoes can pop up with little warning and leave an ill-prepared home in shambles. The most at risk are mobile homes which have no foundation to keep them standing, but the low pressure of a tornado can tug a homeowner’s roof upward and completely off, leaving the rest of the structure vulnerable. Because only the roofs of manufactured homes are required by law to be tied down, many will find their roofs pried up with ease when a tornado passes directly overhead.

If you want to protect your home and your family, the best option may be to get the roof secured to the walls or foundation regardless of the laws. You may also consider having a new roof installed with a material that holds up better in extreme conditions. Metal is widely regarded as the most durable roofing material to protect against low pressure systems and excessive winds.

But how much will this peace of mind cost you? It varies from contractor to contractor, so use our free online tool to get estimates from the best Chattanooga roofers in minutes.