Storm Guard Roofing in Nashville, TN
Storm Guard Roofing in Franklin, TN
A commercial roof problem is a business problem: leaks reach inventory, tenants, and customers. Here's what you get when you call Storm Guard about a commercial roof in Franklin.
Four services cover most of what Franklin building owners and property managers call us about.
A scheduled inspection finds ponding water, blisters, open seams, and failed flashing before they turn into leaks over your tenants or your stock.
Every commercial job follows the same four steps, so you know what happens and when.
We inspect the roof, including drains, seams, flashing, and the curbs around rooftop equipment, and photograph what we find.
You get an estimate with the scope, timeline, and budget, so you can plan around it or share it with the building's owner.
We carry out the repair or installation described in the estimate.
We check the finished roof, then clean up the site before we leave.
The right system depends on the building, the roof's slope, and what sits on it. These are the flat and low-slope materials we install.
TPO and PVC are single-ply membranes with heat-welded seams. Both are common on flat and low-slope commercial roofs, and their light-colored surfaces reflect heat.
EPDM is a rubber membrane that has been used on low-slope commercial roofs for decades. It handles temperature swings well.
A roof coating goes on over an existing roof to seal it and reflect heat. It can extend the life of a roof that is still structurally sound.
Spray polyurethane foam is sprayed on as a liquid and expands into a seamless, insulating layer across the whole roof surface.
Flat roofs take storm damage differently than shingle roofs. Here's what Franklin and Williamson County have been through recently:
After a major storm, an inspection tells you whether you have an insurance claim, a repair, or nothing to worry about.
Commercial Project
Based in the heart of Nashville, TN, we recently completed the installation of a new roof by first removing an old gravel roof. Our expert team ensured that the new roofing system we installed is not only more efficient but also tailored to withstand local weather conditions while improving the property's overall value.
In Franklin's Historic Preservation Overlay District, roofing alterations other than in-kind repair need Historic Zoning Commission approval, and the city asks owners to contact preservation staff before any repair or replacement work. Our photo report shows your existing roofing material, which is what an in-kind repair has to match.
Storm Guard's office is at 256 Seaboard Lane, Suite F-103, in Franklin. The company is a licensed Tennessee contractor (license #77075), owned by franchise owner Andy Scoggins. If you own or manage a commercial building in Franklin, call (615) 988-9420 or use the form at the top of this page.
Franchise Owner
Serving Franklin
Meet Your Franklin Roofer
Andy Scoggins spent 25 years in corporate America. Then a bad experience with a contractor pushed him to leave that world and build the kind of company he wished he had hired. Today he owns and operates the local Storm Guard franchise, a licensed and insured roofing contractor with its office right here in Franklin, on Seaboard Lane.
Andy Scoggins · Franchise Owner
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