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The Metal Roofers · Bedford County

Metal Roofing Contractor in Shelbyville, TN

The Metal Roofers are Shelbyville's specialist metal roofing contractor, installing standing seam metal roofs, metal shingles, classic Tennessee panel, and copper roofing across the Walking Horse Capital, the historic Public Square, the Celebration grounds, and the rest of Bedford County. Lifetime workmanship warranty on every metal roof we deliver.

BBB A+ Accredited
TN Lic. #75515
1,000+ Metal Roofs Installed
Lifetime Warranty
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Standing Seam · Lifetime Warranty
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Why Shelbyville Chooses Metal Roofing

A Metal Roof Built to Outlast Three Asphalt Replacements.

What standing seam metal roofing means for a Bedford County home, in plain numbers and direct prose.

The Metal Roofers are Shelbyville's dedicated metal roofing contractor. We install standing seam metal roofs, metal shingles, classic Tennessee panel, and copper roofing across Bedford County. Metal roofing is the only system we install, and we will not bid an asphalt project. That is the entire difference between hiring a metal specialist and hiring a general contractor who works in metal occasionally.

Shelbyville has hosted the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration on the same eastern grounds since 1939. The Bedford County Courthouse has held its position on the Public Square since the 1810s. Buildings here are expected to last past one owner. The right metal roof carries the same expectation. The wrong asphalt roof does not.

50+ yr
Metal Roof
Service Life
180 mph
Standing Seam
Wind Uplift
Up to 30%
Insurance
Reduction

A standing seam metal roof installed by The Metal Roofers outlasts three to four full asphalt roof replacements through Tennessee's climate. On a Shelbyville home, that is the difference between four roof projects across fifty years and one. Asphalt does not match metal on service life. It does not match metal on wind, hail, or fire performance. It does not match metal on the resale premium documented in national appraisal data, or on the insurance reductions Tennessee carriers offer for Class 4 impact-rated systems.

Every metal roof we install in Bedford County is backed by a lifetime non-prorated workmanship warranty on labor, transferable once within the first ten years. Manufacturer warranties on panels and PVDF finishes run separately, typically 40 to 50 years on structure and 30 years on finish.

A metal roof is the only kind that gets installed once and stays installed. Everything else is a maintenance schedule disguised as a roof.

The Metal Roofers do not install asphalt. We do not install rubber. We do not install TPO membrane on residential. Metal roofing is our entire vocation, which is why our crews execute the craft details that separate a fifty-year metal roof from a fifteen-year one as a matter of standard practice.

The Pedigree

Four Metal Roofing Systems for Shelbyville Homes.

A Tennessee Walking Horse is judged on lineage. So is metal roofing. The four systems below carry their full specifications side by side — standing seam, metal shingles, classic Tennessee panel, and copper — with the gauges, ratings, and lifespans laid out plain.

Specification
Standing Seam
Class I · Flagship
Metal Shingles
Class II · Traditional
Classic Panel
Class III · Economy
Copper Work
Class IV · Heritage
Service Life
50 to 70 yr
40 to 60 yr
30 to 40 yr
100+ yr
Gauge Standard
24 ga (free upgrade)
26 / 24 ga
26 ga recommended
16 / 20 oz
Wind Uplift
180 mph
120 mph
110 mph
160 mph
Impact Rating
UL 2218 Class 4
UL 2218 Class 4
UL 2218 Class 3
UL 2218 Class 4
Best Fit in Shelbyville
Most residential, contemporary farmhouse, lakefront, commercial
Public Square historic homes, traditional brick architecture
Working barns, equipment sheds, agricultural outbuildings
National Register properties, accent valley and dormer work
TMR Preference
24-ga PVDF, 40+ colors
Berridge 24-ga slate profile
Wave Panel (hides oil canning)
Full system or accent

Every metal roof we install in Shelbyville is specified to the home, the architecture, and the budget. No template bids.

The Three Trials

What Bedford County Asks of a Metal Roof.

Trial I
Wind & TornadoDixie Alley exposure

Bedford County sits in Dixie Alley, the secondary tornado corridor that produces a disproportionate share of America's nighttime and long-track tornadoes. Tennessee logs more nocturnal tornadoes than any other state, with 46% of events between sunset and sunrise.

Standing seam metal roofing carries a 180 mph wind uplift rating, well above what Shelbyville has historically delivered. Every Bedford County metal roof we install is specified to that rating, not to the historical average.

180 mph
SS Wind
Uplift
46%
TN Nighttime
Tornadoes
Trial II
Heat & Solar Load95° summer routine

Shelbyville summers routinely produce air temperatures above 95 degrees and roof surface temperatures over 160 degrees on dark-colored asphalt. The same heat drives petroleum-based shingle binders past their thermal tolerance, accelerating granule loss across thousands of daily expansion cycles.

PVDF-coated standing seam reflects up to 70% of solar radiation, cutting attic temperatures 20% to 30%. Every Shelbyville standing seam install we deliver uses 24-gauge PVDF panels as standard.

160°F
Asphalt Surface
Peak Temp
20–30%
Attic Temp
Reduction
Trial III
Hail & River HumidityDuck River basin

Spring supercells deliver hail of one to two inches across Bedford County every May. Standing seam metal roofing sheds hail across its surface; asphalt absorbs it at points of granule fracture. Tennessee carriers offer premium reductions up to 30% for Class 4 impact-rated metal.

The Duck River basin keeps Shelbyville humidity high year-round. Metal roofing's smooth surface sheds biological growth that destroys shaded asphalt prematurely.

Class 4
UL 2218
Impact Rated
Up to 30%
Insurance
Reduction
The Circuit

Metal Roofing Across Bedford County.

The Metal Roofers serve all of Bedford County and the surrounding southern Middle Tennessee market. Six service stops along the Shelbyville circuit, with the right metal roofing system specified for each.
Stop I
37160
Shelbyville Public Square
Metal roofing for the 1810s Bedford County Courthouse square and the surrounding blocks of historic commercial and residential buildings. Original metal and slate roofs across the district are decades past service life.
// Metal Shingles · Slate Profile
Stop II
37160
The Celebration Grounds
Metal roofing for the equestrian district on the east side of Shelbyville and the surrounding residential streets. Walking horse barns, training facilities, and residential properties built around the show calendar.
// Standing Seam · Classic Panel
Stop III
37160
North Main & US 231
Metal roofing for the US 231 commercial corridor and the residential subdivisions north of downtown toward Murfreesboro. Mixed mid-century and recent construction.
// Standing Seam · Commercial
Stop IV
37160 / 37183
Wartrace & Bell Buckle
Metal roofing for the historic small towns east of Shelbyville. Wartrace (birthplace of the Tennessee Walking Horse) and Bell Buckle (artisan historic district) — both with significant pre-1900 architecture.
// Metal Shingles · Copper
Stop V
37130 / 37388
Rural Bedford County
Metal roofing for the working farms across rural Bedford County: Flat Creek, Unionville, Rover, Raus, and the unincorporated farmland. Main residences plus coordinated outbuildings.
// Standing Seam + Wave Panel
Stop VI
37388 / 37160
Normandy Lake & South
Metal roofing for the southern county around Normandy Lake and along the Duck River. Lakefront residences, family homesteads, and the adjacent Tullahoma corridor.
// Standing Seam · Copper Accents
Program of Services

Every Metal Roofing Service Shelbyville Calls For.

The Metal Roofers install only metal roofing — eight classes of service available across Shelbyville and Bedford County.

C-1

Standing Seam Installation

Concealed-fastener system with hidden clips. 24-gauge upgrade standard at no charge.

C-2

Metal Shingles

Slate, shake, and tile profile installations for Public Square historic district homes.

C-3

Classic Tennessee Panel

Wave Panel preferred for barns, sheds, and outbuildings across rural Bedford County.

C-4

Copper Roofing

Full copper systems and accent work for historic Public Square properties.

C-5

Commercial Metal

22-gauge structural standing seam for warehouse, industrial, and commercial projects.

C-6

Walking Horse Barns

Coordinated metal roofing for equestrian properties, training barns, and stable complexes.

C-7

Storm Damage Repair

Post-storm assessment, leak diagnosis, fastener service, and seam repair across Bedford County.

C-8

Roof Coating & Gutters

Silicone coating systems for older metal roofs; seamless gutters in aluminum, copper, and zinc.

Cost Tiers

What a Metal Roof Costs in Bedford County.

Four tiers covering most Shelbyville metal roofing projects, with the typical price range and what gets included at each level.

Champion
Standing Seam
$22K – $52K
// Residential Install
Full residential installation including 24-gauge panel upgrade at no charge, high-temperature underlayment, custom flashings, and PVDF finish in any available color. Most common metal roof we install in Shelbyville.
Reserve
Metal Shingles
$18K – $42K
// Residential Install
Slate or shake profile installation for Public Square historic homes and traditional brick architecture across Bedford County. Includes full underlayment, custom trim, and Berridge 24-gauge panels.
Estate
Rural Property
$35K – $90K+
// Main + Outbuildings
Standing seam main residence plus coordinated Wave Panel outbuildings on the same property. Common configuration for working farms across rural Bedford County and walking horse properties near the Celebration grounds.
Outbuilding
Barn / Shed
$7K – $24K
// Standalone Re-Roof
Wave Panel classic Tennessee panel installation on working barns, training stables, equipment sheds, and storage structures across rural Bedford County. Coordinated colors with main residence available.
Payment · 50% deposit / 45% completion / 5% final inspection
Insurance · Up to 30% premium reduction with documentation
Financing · Available for qualified homeowners
Service Coverage

Bedford County & Southern Middle TN.

  • Shelbyville37160
  • Wartrace37183
  • Bell Buckle37020
  • Normandy37360
  • Unionville37180
  • Flat Creek & rural BedfordAll ZIPs
  • Tullahoma adjacent37388
  • Lewisburg / Marshall Co.37091
About The Metal Roofers

Shelbyville's Metal Roofing Specialists.

The Metal Roofers are Bedford County's dedicated metal roofing contractor. We have served Middle Tennessee for more than two decades and installed more than 1,000 metal roofs across the state. Every metal roof installation is backed by a written lifetime non-prorated workmanship warranty on labor, transferable once within the first ten years.

Our crews understand the difference between a 1880s Public Square home, a 1960s brick ranch on North Main, a 2020 contemporary farmhouse out toward Wartrace, and a working walking horse barn off TN 64. We install each with the appropriate metal roofing system, gauge, and flashing detail.

BBB A+ Accredited
Tennessee License #75515
MRA Member
TVA Energy Right Partner
Fully Insured
4.9★ Google Rated
Owner's Questions

Metal Roofing Shelbyville · What Homeowners Ask.

What does a metal roof cost in Shelbyville?
A typical Shelbyville residential standing seam metal roof runs $22,000 to $52,000 depending on square footage, roof complexity, and color selection. Metal shingle installations run $18,000 to $42,000. Rural Bedford County properties with coordinated outbuildings run $35,000 to $90,000. Standalone Wave Panel outbuildings run $7,000 to $24,000. Every metal roof estimate we deliver is written, line-itemized, and complimentary. Tennessee financing is available for qualified homeowners, and we provide documentation packets formatted for your insurer's discount application.
Do I need a permit, and do you handle historic district properties?
Yes to both. Properties within Shelbyville city limits require a permit through the City of Shelbyville. Properties in unincorporated Bedford County are permitted through the county directly. For properties contributing to the Public Square historic district or otherwise subject to historic review, we provide physical samples, color chips, and comparable installation photography for any commission process. Metal shingles in slate profile are virtually indistinguishable from natural slate at street level and honor the dimensional character of Shelbyville's 1810s through early-20th-century architecture.
How does standing seam metal roofing perform in Tennessee storms?
Standing seam systems are tested to Class 90 wind uplift, which translates to roughly 180 mph resistance. Independent analysis of the March 2020 Nashville EF-3 tornado documented standing seam roofs emerging with minimal damage while neighboring asphalt roofs lost entire panels. The interlocking geometry spreads wind load across the full roof plane rather than concentrating it at individual fasteners. UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating means the system sheds hail across its surface rather than absorbing it at points of granule fracture, which is what Tennessee carriers reward with premium reductions up to 30%.
Do you re-roof working walking horse barns and farm outbuildings?
Yes. Classic Tennessee Panel in our preferred Wave Panel profile is the appropriate system for working barns, training stables, equipment sheds, and storage structures across rural Bedford County. The corrugated Wave Panel geometry hides and prevents the oil canning that flatter exposed-fastener profiles can show on long unbroken runs typical of equestrian and agricultural buildings. We commonly coordinate a standing seam main residence with Wave Panel outbuildings on the same property, with matched colors across the structures. Outbuilding re-roofing runs $7,000 to $24,000 depending on size.
What's covered by the warranty, and how does the payment structure work?
Every metal roof we install carries a lifetime non-prorated workmanship warranty on labor, transferable once within the first ten years with 30 days written notice. Manufacturer warranties on panels and finishes run separately, typically 40 to 50 years on structure and 30 years on PVDF finish. Storm damage, structural defects, pre-existing substrate issues, and non-TMR ventilation work are excluded. Payment runs 50% deposit at contract signing, 45% at substantial completion, 5% at final inspection. Final payment registers the warranty. Claims: (615) 649-5002.