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Roof Replacement in Haskell, AR

Family owned since 2009, Lifetime Construction Builders tears off worn Haskell roofs and installs Atlas shingles, metal, or stone-coated steel for a fixed written price.

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Two roofers laying new gray architectural shingles over white underlayment, a cordless drill resting on the finished slope
Our crew laying new architectural shingles

Nearly half the homes in Haskell, AR were built in the 2000s

Census Bureau figures put 703 of Haskell's 1,491 housing units in the years 2000 to 2009. If your house is one of them and still has the roof it was built with, that roof is now 17 to 26 years old.

How long roofs usually last

  1. 3-tab asphalt shinglesAbout 20 years
  2. Architectural asphalt shinglesAbout 30 years
  3. Metal roofs40 to 80 years

Sources: InterNACHI's life-expectancy chart, which notes that weather, design, materials, and upkeep change how long a roof lasts; U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023, table B25034.

Brick house with its old roof torn off to bare plywood decking, a ladder at the eave, and the old shingles on tarps in the yard
A roof torn off to the decking, ready for the new one

Signs of a worn-out roof you can see from the yard

  • Shingles that curl up or cup at the edges
  • Cracked, brittle, or missing shingles
  • Granules from the shingles washing into the gutters and leaving bare spots

Signs of a worn-out roof in the attic

  • Daylight showing through the roof deck
  • Water stains on the wood or damp insulation
  • A sagging roof deck
A roof that's 17 to 26 years old doesn't always need replacing.

That's past InterNACHI's estimate of about 20 years for 3-tab shingles but short of the 30 it gives architectural ones. Jon Speer spends about an hour on the roof at the free inspection and tells you which kind you have.

If a repair will hold, he says so, and most shingle roof repairs cost $400 to $1,500. See roof repair in Haskell.

What a new roof costs in Haskell, AR

Most Haskell homes cost $10,000 to $25,000 for a new roof of Atlas architectural shingles. Per square, the 100 square feet roofers price by, that's about $450 to $800.

Atlas Pinnacle Impact costs more than Pinnacle Pristine. It's the Class 4 shingle line, the highest impact rating for asphalt shingles.

Compare metal and asphalt shingle costs

Typical price and time for a Haskell home

  • Atlas architectural shingles$10,000–$25,0001–2 days, 3 if large, steep, or multi-layer
  • Exposed-fastener metal (R-panel)$12,000–$22,0002–4 days
  • Standing seam metal$20,000–$38,0003–7 working days
  • Stone-coated steel$22,000–$42,0003–5 days

What changes your price

  • Roof size and pitch
  • How many layers come off
  • The condition of the decking
  • The shingle line or panel type you choose

Paying for it: credit card, check, or cash, with a 5% military discount for veterans. Financing available, ask Jon.

Permits and code for a new roof in Haskell, AR

Haskell's Ordinance 10-2025 sends building-permit applications to the Arkansas State Fire Marshal, because the city had no building official appointed in December 2025. Before work starts, call Haskell City Hall to confirm whether your re-roof needs a permit.

Arkansas's 2021 residential code adds a layer limit: no new layer can go over a roof that already has two (IRC R908.3.1.1). That rule never comes up on a Lifetime Construction Builders replacement, since the crew tears every layer off to the bare decking first.

Who to call
Haskell City Hall
Office
2520 AR-229
Phone
(501) 776-2666
Permit applications
Arkansas State Fire Marshal, under Ordinance 10-2025
Layer limit
No new layer over two existing layers (IRC R908.3.1.1)

How a roof replacement in Haskell, AR runs, from the first call to the nail sweep

Owner Daniel Retana has run Lifetime Construction Builders, a family company in Bryant, since 2009. Sales manager Jon Speer is your one contact on the Haskell job. He stays in touch from the first visit to the cleanup.

  1. A person answers your call, any hour

    The front desk picks up (501) 307-1440 day or night and sets a time for Jon's free inspection.

  2. Jon inspects your roof for free

    He spends about an hour up there, checks the decking from the attic where he can, and photographs worn shingles, flashing, valleys, and vents. How a roof inspection works

  3. The price comes in writing

    Your written estimate names the material and covers the whole job before work starts. The price on it doesn't change. Financing available, ask Jon.

  4. Claim help when hail or wind did the damage

    Lifetime Construction Builders helps with your insurance claim at no extra cost. A storm replacement starts once your insurer approves the claim.

  5. The crew tears off the old roof and puts on the new one

    Every layer comes off down to the decking, the plywood boards the new roof is fastened to. Then the crew installs the Atlas shingles, metal panels, or stone-coated steel in your estimate, in one to two days on most shingle roofs.

    Two roofers nailing down a new ridge vent along the peak of a gray shingle roof
  6. Cleanup, a nail sweep, and a call from Jon

    Before the crew leaves, it hauls the old roofing out of your yard and rolls a magnet over the grass to pick up loose nails. Jon checks back to make sure you're happy with the new roof.

Atlas Preferred, BBB Accredited, and licensed in Arkansas

  • Lifetime transferable warrantyOn every installation
  • AtlasPreferred Contractor
  • Pinnacle PristineAtlas Authorized Installer
  • BBB Accredited BusinessA+ rating
  • RR0540591024Arkansas contractor license
  • 2009In business since
  • $1M / $2MGeneral liability / workers' comp

Roof replacement questions from Haskell homeowners

Jon answers anything else at your free inspection.

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How much does a new roof cost in Haskell?

$10,000 to $25,000 on most Haskell homes, with Atlas architectural shingles. Metal and stone-coated steel cost more: Lifetime Construction Builders prices standing seam at $20,000 to $38,000 and stone-coated steel at $22,000 to $42,000. Your free written estimate gives the exact figure.

My Haskell house was built in the 2000s. Is the original roof worn out?

It can be, depending on the shingle. An original roof from those years is now 17 to 26 years old. That's past InterNACHI's estimate of about 20 years for 3-tab shingles and nearing the 30 it gives architectural ones. Lifetime Construction Builders inspects it for free and tells you if a repair will do.

Who handles the permit for a re-roof in Haskell?

Haskell's Ordinance 10-2025 sends building-permit applications to the Arkansas State Fire Marshal. Call Haskell City Hall at (501) 776-2666 to confirm whether your re-roof needs a permit. Lifetime Construction Builders points Haskell homeowners there before work starts.

Will my price go up once the old roof is off?

No. Lifetime Construction Builders puts the whole job in a written estimate before work starts, and that written price doesn't change after the tear-off.

Will my insurance pay for a new roof in Haskell?

Only for damage your policy covers. The Arkansas Insurance Department notes that you pay when the damage costs less than your deductible. Lifetime Construction Builders photographs storm damage at the free inspection and helps with the claim at no extra cost.

More roofing help in Haskell, AR

The same crew repairs roofs and handles storm damage in Haskell. Lifetime Construction Builders works from its Bryant office and serves Bryant, Benton, Alexander, Haskell, and Shannon Hills.

Get a free inspection and a written estimate

Jon Speer comes out to your Haskell home, looks over the roof, and puts the price in writing. You can also reach the office through the contact page.

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