Question 1

Why should I choose a metal roof?

Accepted Answer

Metal roofing systems are environmentally-friendly and, when you consider the 40-year warranty, they are easy on the budget, too. Our expert roofing technicians can walk you through your options and show you how you can keep your home safe from the elements for years to come.

Question 2

How do I know I need a roofing inspection?

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There are many signs that your roof may have damage. These include missing shingles, discoloration, and water stains on the interior of your home. However, if you have not had a roofing inspection in more than a few years, there may also be hidden issues, such as leaks and rotted plywood, that you can’t see from the ground with the naked eye.

Question 3

How much does a new roof cost?

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There are many factors that go into the cost of a new roof. In addition to the materials you choose, the size of your roof and even the grade of the slope all factor into your overall investment. At Byler And Sons, we take pride in offering the best value in the industry. That’s why we recommend metal roofing systems. We also offer asphalt shingles for consumers needing a quick roof replacement on a budget.

Question 4

How long does it take to replace a roof?

Accepted Answer

Usually, we can replace the roof in about a day. Keep in mind, however, that yours may take longer, depending on the size of the project and if you have an old roof that needs to be removed prior to installation.

Question 5

What are some things to ask my roofing company before I sign a contract?

Accepted Answer

You’ll first want to ask about their experience and whether they are bonded, insured, and licensed. Ask your technician if they can provide reviews, references, and testimonials. Don’t be shy about asking to see a copy of the roofing warranty and whether or not your roofer is BBB Accredited.

Question 6

Who do I talk to if I have a problem during installation?

Accepted Answer

Each project is assigned a project manager, and you will be provided their contact number at the beginning of installation. You can always call the office or touch base

Question 7

More Local Information

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Metal Roofing Contractor in Centerville TN | Byler and Sons Construction

Expertly-Installed Metal Roofing Systems

Byler And Sons construction is the result of more than three decades of experience and the desire to serve others. As a second generation construction and framing professional, Paul Byler learned from his father what true craftsmanship should look like. Today, Paul and his handpicked crew work with homeowners throughout the Middle Tennessee area to ensure their properties are both beautiful and safe from the elements for decades to come. By using only high-quality roofing products, we guarantee our work and stand behind each installation with pride.

At the end of each day, Byler And Sons believes that every customer deserves to be treated like family. We value communication and respect, and our quality is reflected in our attention to detail. We invite you to see for yourself why more than 100+ Middle Tennessee families have chosen our family for their roofing needs.

Business Address: Centerville TN
Phone Number: +16153669006

Driving Directions:

Columbia
Tennessee 38401, USA
Head west on W 7th St toward S Garden St
1.7 mi
Continue onto Hampshire Pike
1.1 mi
Slight right onto TN-50 W/Williamsport Pike
Continue to follow TN-50 W
26.2 mi
Turn right onto State Hwy 48 N/TN-100 E
1.2 mi
Centerville
Tennessee, USA

About Centerville Tennessee

Centerville is a city in Robertson County, Tennessee. The population was 6,542 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Nashville Metropolitan Statistical Area.

History

The city's name is derived from its location at the center of Robertson County (itself named after President Andrew Jackson's secretary, William Henry Harrison Robertson). Centerville was incorporated in 1873.

Sights and destinations

A number of historic sites are located in Centerville. The oldest structure still standing in Centerville today is the Old Courthouse (built 1871), now home to the Centerville Historical Society. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

Centerville is home to two other historic sites: The Scholle-Curtis House, built in 1868 by Samuel Scholle for his son-in-law Thomas Lipscomb; and the Alexander Farmstead, which was listed on the National Register in 1982 as part of an agricultural district that includes a number of other properties along Highway 100 West between I-40 and Highway 71 North (now known as Old Nashville Highway) that includes many antebellum plantation homes.

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