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Metal Roofing in Nashville, TN

Storm Guard's metal roofing contractors install, repair, and replace metal roofs across Nashville and Davidson County, from East Nashville and Germantown to Sylvan Park, Green Hills, and Donelson, working from our office in Franklin. We assess the roof, show you photos of what we find, and lay out a clear plan before any work starts.

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Nashville, TN

Nashville Metal Roofers and Installers

Nashville's last few years of tornadoes, wind, and ice have been hard on roofs. A metal roof depends on its details: the panel profile, the fasteners, the trim, and the flashing. Storm Guard is a licensed Tennessee contractor (license #77075), and our metal roof installers work with standing seam, stone-coated steel, and copper roofing.

Metal Roof Installation, Repair, and Replacement in Nashville

A new metal roof, a leak, or storm damage: here's what our Nashville metal roofers do.

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Metal Roof Installation
Metal Roof Installation

Standing seam metal roofing, stone-coated steel, or copper, measured to your roof and finished with matching trim and flashing.

Metal Roofing Repair
Metal Roof Repair
Metal Roof Repair

Metal roof repair for leaks at seams, fasteners, and flashing, and for panels that wind has lifted or a limb has creased.

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Metal Roof Replacement
Metal Roof Replacement

When an old roof is past repairing, we remove it and install the metal system you choose. We also handle replacements that go through an insurance claim.

How a Nashville Metal Roof Installation Works

Four steps, start to finish.

01

Roof Assessment

We look over the existing roof and the decking beneath it and measure the roof lines the panels have to follow.

02

Profile, Material, and Color

You choose the metal system, panel profile, and color. If the house is in a historic overlay, this is when the profile gets checked against Metro's rules.

03

Installation

Our installers lay the underlayment and fit the panels, trim, and flashing.

04

Final Walk-Through

We walk the finished roof with you and clean up the site before we go.

What Nashville's Storms Mean for a Metal Roof

Nashville's recent storms have been tornadoes, wind, and ice. Here's what happened and what we check on a metal roof afterward:

  • Tornadoes — On March 3, 2020, an EF-3 tornado tore through North Nashville, Germantown, and East Nashville (NWS). On December 9, 2023, an EF-2 tornado with winds up to 125 mph hit Madison, and homes on East Campbell Road lost large sections of their roofs (NWS). Near a tornado's path, we check for creased panels, torn seams, and trim pulled loose.
  • Wind — On March 3, 2023, an all-day windstorm brought a 65 mph gust to Nashville and took down over 600 trees in the city (NWS). After high wind we check panel edges, ridge caps, and trim for anything lifted or loosened.
  • Ice and Falling Limbs — On January 25, 2026, freezing rain left up to 0.70 inch of ice near Old Hickory, and trees and power poles came down in Madison and Oak Hill (NWS storm report). A falling limb can crease a panel or tear a seam, and that needs repair before water gets under it.

If your metal roof went through one of these storms, a roof inspection in Nashville shows whether it needs anything.

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Metal Roofs in Nashville's Historic Overlays

The Metro Historic Zoning Commission publishes a metal roofing design review supplement. It calls rolled standing seam the most historically appropriate metal roofing and lists low-profile snap-lock as appropriate in all districts. Corrugated metal is listed for outbuildings.

The same supplement lists what it does not approve: snap-lock standing seam with tall seams, and metal made to look like another material such as wood, slate, or tile. If your home is in a historic overlay, check the panel profile with the commission's staff before you order a roof.

A Metal Roofing Company Serving Nashville and Davidson County

Storm Guard serves Nashville from its office at 256 Seaboard Lane, Suite F-103, in Franklin. The company is a licensed Tennessee contractor (license #77075), owned by franchise owner Andy Scoggins. To talk about a metal roof in Nashville, call (615) 988-9420 or use the form at the top of this page.

Andy Scoggins, Storm Guard franchise owner and roofing contractor serving Nashville, TN

Andy Scoggins

Franchise Owner
Serving Nashville

TN Roofing License #77075

Meet Your Nashville Roofer

Andy opened his Storm Guard franchise to be the contractor he couldn't find.

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 serving Nashville neighborhoods from Bellevue to Antioch out of its office in Franklin.

More about Andy and Storm Guard in Nashville

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Quality roofing workmanship

Trusted Workmanship, Proven Over Time

Lasting quality is never an accident. With over two decades of experience, Storm Guard applies proven practices and trusted materials to every project.
  • No Shortcuts - Each installation is carried out with precision and care.
  • Materials that Matter - We rely on products selected for durability and long-term value.
  • Experienced Guidance - Our trained teams and project managers bring clarity to every step.
  • Tailored Solutions - We adjust our approach to the specific needs of your home.
  • Respect for Your Home - We leave each site clean and cared for, as if it were our own.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the metal system and panel profile, and how much trim and flashing the roof needs. We give you an estimate after an assessment.

Often, but the profile matters. Metro's Historic Zoning Commission calls rolled standing seam the most historically appropriate metal roofing and lists low-profile snap-lock as appropriate in all districts. It does not approve snap-lock standing seam with tall seams or metal made to look like wood, slate, or tile. Check with the commission's staff before you choose.

Yes. We repair leaks at seams, fasteners, and flashing, and panels that wind has lifted or a falling limb has creased.

It's a roof made of long metal panels joined at raised seams. The fasteners sit under the seams instead of going through the face of the panel.

It depends on the size and complexity of the roof and on the weather. We give you a timeline with your estimate.

Metal roofing manufacturers provide their own product warranties, and they vary by system. Ask us which warranty applies to the system you're considering.

Sometimes. It depends on the condition of the existing roof and decking and on the local building code. We check during the assessment.

Less than most roofs, but not none. Keep gutters and valleys clear, and have the fasteners, sealant, and flashing checked from time to time and after major storms.

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