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Serving Chattanooga

Siding Replacement in Chattanooga

What the job involves, what it usually runs to, and how soon we can be out.

Work by Bell & Marsh Exteriors

How we handle it

  • The price comes firstPriced before the work begins, not after it is finished.
  • We deal with the insurerInsurance paperwork handled, not handed to you.
  • We come back after the rainWe come back after the first heavy rain to check it.
  • Photographed, then quotedWe get on the roof and photograph it before we quote.

Not sure which one you need? Describe it in the form and we will tell you before anybody comes out.

What it costs

Three shapes of job, and what each one runs.

Roofing decisions come down to repair, replace, or replace with an upgrade. Typical 2026 regional ranges for a single-family home.

Repair

Targeted repair

A roof with life left and a specific failure: flashing, a valley, storm damage in one area.

$400 - $2,500per repair

  • Photographs of what was found, before and after
  • The actual entry point traced, not just the stain patched
  • Matching material where the shingle is still made
  • Written note on how much life the rest of the roof has
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Replace most common

Full replacement, architectural shingle

A roof at the end of its life, or storm damage across the whole surface.

$9,000 - $22,000for a typical home

  • Tear-off to the deck, and the deck inspected with you told what was found
  • Ice and water barrier at valleys and penetrations
  • New flashing rather than reusing the old
  • Manufacturer and workmanship warranties, in writing
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Upgrade

Metal or premium system

A homeowner staying put, who would rather buy the last roof than the next one.

$20,000 - $50,000for a typical home

  • Standing-seam metal or premium architectural systems
  • Full ventilation design, not just replacing what was there
  • Gutters and fascia addressed at the same time
  • Long-form warranty with the manufacturer's inspection
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What moves the number

  • Pitch and storeys, which decide how the crew has to work and stay safe
  • How much decking is bad, which nobody knows until the tear-off
  • Layers already up there, since removal is labour and disposal
  • Material choice, from three-tab to architectural to metal
  • Whether insurance is covering part of it, and what the policy allows

These are typical regional ranges for 2026, not a quote. Every job is different and the only number that matters is the one you get in writing after somebody has seen it. This is here so you know the scale before you pick up the phone.

Recent work

Before you call

The questions we get asked most.

How long should my roof last?

Three-tab asphalt is typically 18 to 25 years in this climate, architectural shingle 25 to 30, standing-seam metal 40 or more. Ventilation matters as much as the shingle: a hot attic ages a roof from underneath.

Repair or replace?

If the failure is isolated and the rest of the roof still has years of granule left, repair. If the same roof has needed several repairs, or granule loss is widespread, repairs stop being economical.

How does an insurance claim actually work?

The insurer sends an adjuster, who writes a scope. A good contractor meets that adjuster on the roof and documents what the scope missed. Claim windows after a storm are limited, so an inspection early is worth more than a decision later.

What is under the shingles, and does it matter?

Decking, underlayment, ice-and-water barrier at the vulnerable points, and flashing where the roof meets anything else. Most leaks are flashing. It matters because a cheap roof usually cheapens the parts you cannot see.

What should I ask before signing?

Who is doing the work and are they employees or subcontractors; what happens if the deck is bad; what the workmanship warranty covers separately from the manufacturer's; and whether the price changes if the tear-off finds something.

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Tell us what you need and when suits. We come back the same day.

(423) 555-0143

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