Project gallery
Six in-depth case studies — hail-damage replacements, cedar-shake conversions, standing-seam metal new builds, wind-lift restorations. Real materials, real timelines, real insurance outcomes. The three flagship studies link through to the full project write-up.
BeforeAfterHailInsurance-paid full replacement after a February EF-1 tornado track clipped a Stones River subdivision. Tear-off plus 240 sq ft of soft-decking repair, Class 4 impact-resistant install, full-scope settlement at deductible.
BeforeAfterReplacementA 1968 Annandale ranch came with the original cedar shake roof — beautiful, but past its life. We tore off the shake, replaced 60 sq ft of rotten 1×6 plank decking, and installed a color-matched GAF Timberline HDZ Weathered Wood asphalt that reads almost identically from the ground.
BeforeAfterNew BuildModern farmhouse in Berry Farms — the architect specified 24-gauge Galvalume standing-seam over the entire main mass and a CertainTeed Landmark Pro asphalt on the wrapped front porch. We coordinated with the builder for a 5-day install on schedule.
BeforeAfterWindStraight-line wind off the Cumberland lifted the original 2008 architectural shingles off a Belmont craftsman. Insurance carrier initially low-balled the claim — we documented full-scope replacement with drone footage, met the adjuster on site, and got the full-scope settlement on appeal.
BeforeAfterRepairLakefront Indian Lake home developed an ice-dam back-up at the eaves during the Jan freeze. Original install (not ours) had only 3 ft of ice & water shield — we replaced that section, extended the I&W up to 6 ft, and repaired water-damaged interior drywall as a sub-coordination.
BeforeAfterHailMarch hail clipped Westhaven hard. Insurance covered like-for-like 30-year architectural; homeowner elected to pay the upgrade differential to Class 4 impact-resistant, qualifying for a 22% State Farm premium discount that paid back the upgrade in 6 years.
Homeowner voices
We don’t pay for reviews and we don’t buy leads. These are Middle TN homeowners whose roofs we’ve put hands on in the last 90 days. Full Google reviews linked from each.
Hail took out half my roof in the March storm. Ironclad had a tarp on it the same afternoon and walked the adjuster through every shingle. Full scope, zero out-of-pocket beyond my deductible. Roof was done in two days.
Holly N.
Got three estimates. The other two said 'full replacement, $22k.' Tyrone climbed up, took twenty photos, and said the soft spot was a single sheet of decking. $850 repair. Honest people are rare.
James W.
Used Ironclad for our last house in Brentwood and they were the first call when we bought the new one. Derek remembered my name eight years later. That's not customer service — that's how a family business runs.
Priya R.
Storm damage? Call us first.
Free inspection within 48 hours. We document every shingle, write the scope honestly, and tell you when a repair is the right call instead of a replacement.
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