Roof Replacement in Shannon Hills, AR
Lifetime Construction Builders replaces Shannon Hills roofs with Atlas shingles, metal, or stone-coated steel, and your written price doesn't change after the tear-off.
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- Financing available
About a third of the homes in Shannon Hills, AR went up from 2000 to 2009
That's 679 of the city's 1,933 housing units in Census Bureau figures, and the median home in Shannon Hills was built in 2001. If one of those houses still has its first roof, its shingles are now 17 to 26 years old.
Whether those shingles are 3-tab or architectural changes how much life they have left. Another 381 homes in Shannon Hills date from the 1960s and 1970s, so their roofs have had even longer to wear.
How long each kind of roof usually lasts
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, tables B25034 and B25035.
Signs of a worn-out roof you can see from the yard
- Shingles curling or cupping at the edges
- Cracked, brittle, or missing shingles
- Bald spots on the roof and shingle granules collecting in the gutters
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
Jon Speer spends about an hour on your roof at the free inspection and checks the decking from the attic where he can. When a repair will do the job, he says so, and most shingle and flashing repairs cost $400 to $1,500. See roof repair in Shannon Hills.
What a new roof costs in Shannon Hills, AR
Most Shannon Hills homes cost $10,000 to $25,000 for a new roof in Atlas architectural shingles. That works out to about $450 to $800 per square, which is 100 square feet of roof.
Atlas Pinnacle Impact, the Class 4 shingle line, costs more than Pinnacle Pristine. Jon counts the layers coming off and checks the decking at the inspection, and both go into your written estimate. That written price doesn't change once the old roof is off.
Compare metal and asphalt shingle costsTypical price and time for a Shannon Hills 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
Ways to pay: credit card, check, or cash. Veterans get a 5% military discount, and financing is available; ask Jon.
Permits and code for a new roof in Shannon Hills, AR
Before your re-roof starts, call the City of Shannon Hills to confirm whether it needs a permit. The Building Permits and Inspections office at City Hall answers that question.
The layer limit comes from Arkansas's 2021 residential code, which bars a new layer over a roof that already has two (IRC R908.3.1.1). A Lifetime Construction Builders replacement goes down to the bare decking in any case, so your new roof never sits on old shingles.
- Who to call
- City of Shannon Hills Building Permits and Inspections
- Office
- City Hall, 10401 High Road East
- Phone
- (501) 455-2003
- Layer limit
- No new layer over two existing layers (IRC R908.3.1.1)
How a roof replacement in Shannon Hills, AR runs, from the first call to the nail sweep
Owner Daniel Retana has run Lifetime Construction Builders, a family-owned company in Bryant, since 2009. Sales manager Jon Speer is your contact on a Shannon Hills roof from the first visit to the cleanup.
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A real person answers the phone 24/7
Call (501) 307-1440 at any hour, and the front desk books your free inspection with Jon.
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Jon inspects the roof for free
He spends about an hour checking the shingles, flashing, valleys, vents, and decking. He looks from the attic where he can and photographs what he finds. How a roof inspection works
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Your price goes in writing
The written estimate covers the whole job and names the roofing material before any work starts.
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Hail or wind damage? Jon helps with the claim
Lifetime Construction Builders helps with your insurance claim at no extra cost. A storm replacement starts once your insurer approves the claim.
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The crew tears off the old roof and puts on the new one
The old roofing comes off down to the decking, the plywood the new roof is nailed to. The crew then installs the Atlas shingles, metal panels, or stone-coated steel in your estimate. Atlas Pinnacle shingles carry Atlas's lifetime limited warranty for the original owner, with 10 years non-prorated and 130 mph wind coverage.
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The yard gets swept for nails, and Jon follows up
The crew hauls away the old roofing and rolls a magnet across the yard to pick up loose nails. Jon checks back afterward to make sure you're happy with the roof.
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Roof replacement questions from Shannon Hills homeowners
Jon answers anything else at your free inspection.
Call the desk, answered 24/7(501) 307-1440How much does a roof replacement cost in Shannon Hills?
For Atlas architectural shingles, most Shannon Hills homes cost $10,000 to $25,000. R-panel metal runs $12,000 to $22,000, standing seam $20,000 to $38,000, and stone-coated steel $22,000 to $42,000. Lifetime Construction Builders puts your price in a free written estimate.
My Shannon Hills house was built in the 2000s. Does it need a new roof yet?
Not always: it depends on the kind of shingle and its condition. InterNACHI puts 3-tab shingles at about 20 years and architectural shingles at about 30. Lifetime Construction Builders inspects the roof for free, takes photos, and tells you if a repair will do.
Who do I call about a permit for a new roof in Shannon Hills?
The city's Building Permits and Inspections office at City Hall, (501) 455-2003. Call before work starts to confirm whether your re-roof needs a permit. Lifetime Construction Builders tears every replacement off to the decking, so the new roof never goes over old shingles.
How many days does a new roof take in Shannon Hills?
One to two days for most Atlas shingle roofs, or three when the roof is large, steep, or multi-layer. Lifetime Construction Builders installs R-panel metal in two to four days, stone-coated steel in three to five, and standing seam in three to seven working days.
Will insurance pay for a new roof in Shannon Hills?
Only for damage your policy covers. When the damage costs less than your deductible, you pay for it, the Arkansas Insurance Department notes. Lifetime Construction Builders photographs the damage at the free inspection and helps with the claim at no extra cost.
More roofing help in Shannon Hills, AR
The crew that replaces Shannon Hills roofs also repairs them and handles storm damage. Lifetime Construction Builders works from its Bryant office in five towns: Bryant, Benton, Alexander, Haskell, and Shannon Hills.
Get a free inspection and a written estimate
Jon Speer looks at your roof in Shannon Hills and puts the price in writing. You can also reach the office through the contact page.
Call the desk, answered 24/7 (501) 307-1440Thanks, we've got it.
The desk will call you back at the number you gave to set up your free inspection. You can also call (501) 307-1440.