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Heritage Roofing & Repair replaces roofs on homes and businesses across Northwest Arkansas and the southern Missouri Ozarks, starting with a free inspection and a written estimate. We are a family roofing company founded in 1968, with offices in Berryville, Harrison and Fayetteville. Call or text (870) 654-1164 to schedule.

When a roof is past repair, a replacement protects everything under it and adds value to the property. Our crews handle the whole job: tear-off, decking repair, underlayment and flashing, the new roof, cleanup and warranty registration. Planning a new roof in Carroll County? Start with our page on roof replacement in Berryville, AR. Not sure you need a new roof yet? Read how we decide between roof repair and replacement, or see Heritage Roofing & Repair.

Home with a new asphalt shingle roof installed by Heritage Roofing & Repair

Why Choose Heritage Roofing & Repair

Over 50 Years of Local Experience

We’ve worked through decades of changing weather patterns, learning exactly which materials and techniques last.

Licensed & Insured

All our professionals are fully certified, and our work is backed by comprehensive insurance policies.

Rapid Emergency Response

Our trucks are stocked for immediate deployment after storms.

Proven Reputation

Our Testimonials speak for themselves, with dozens of 5-star reviews from satisfied homeowners.

Signs It Is Time for a New Roof

Repairs fix small problems. When wear is spread across the whole roof, replacement costs less over time than repeated repairs.

Clear signs you need a new roof

  • Granule loss, cracking or curling across several slopes, not just one spot
  • Leaks that come back after they have been repaired
  • A sagging roof line or soft spots in the decking
  • Hail or wind damage across the whole roof
  • An asphalt shingle roof around 20 years old or older

If you are unsure, book a free roof inspection and we will show you photos of what we find and give you a repair price and a replacement price side by side.

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Roofing Materials for Your New Roof

We install every common roofing material and help you choose based on the building, the budget and how long you plan to stay.

Types of roofs we install

  • Asphalt shingles: the most common choice here, in 3-tab and architectural styles, with manufacturer warranties that commonly run from 25 years to lifetime depending on the product line.
  • Metal roofing: standing seam and stone-coated steel that shed hail and wind well and last for decades. See metal roofing.
  • Tile roofing: clay and concrete tile roofs for a long life and a classic look; the framing must be able to carry the weight.
  • Slate and composite slate: natural slate, or lighter composite slate that gives the same look for less.
  • Flat and low-slope roofs: TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen for garages, additions and commercial buildings.

Keep Your New Roof in Shape

A new roof lasts longest with simple upkeep. See our roof maintenance guide.

  • Have it inspected every spring and fall
  • Keep gutters clear
  • Check flashing and seals after major storms
  • Trim branches that rub the roof
  • Call for emergency roof repair as soon as storm damage shows

How a Roof Replacement Works

Most home roof replacements take one to three days once materials are delivered, depending on size, pitch and weather.

  1. Free inspection: we check the shingles, decking, flashing and ventilation and photograph what we find.
  2. Written estimate and material choice: you get an itemized roof replacement estimate with material options.
  3. Permits and scheduling: where the city requires a permit, we let you know before work starts.
  4. Tear-off: old roofing is removed down to the deck and hauled away.
  5. Decking repair: soft or rotted boards are replaced so the new roof has a solid base.
  6. Underlayment and flashing: synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield in valleys and at edges, and new flashing.
  7. New roof installation: installed to the manufacturer’s instructions so the warranty applies.
  8. Cleanup, final walk-through and warranty: we sweep for nails and register your roofing warranty.

Partial vs. Full Roof Replacement

Feature

Partial replacement

Full replacement

Upfront cost

Lower

Higher, with better long-term value

Area covered

Only the damaged section

The whole roof

Appearance

New and old shingles may not match

One uniform color and material

Warranty

Often limited

Full manufacturer warranty usually applies

Hidden damage

Can be missed under the old section

All decking is exposed and checked

Best for

Isolated damage on a newer roof

Aging roofs and widespread storm or hail damage

What Affects the Price of a New Roof

Every roof is priced after a free inspection. The main factors are:

  • Size and pitch: bigger and steeper roofs need more material and labor.
  • Material: asphalt shingles cost less than metal, tile or slate.
  • Tear-off and decking: more old layers or soft decking add labor and material.
  • Flashing and ventilation upgrades: needed for a dry, long-lasting roof.

Insurance may cover hail and wind damage; see insurance roof claims. Need help budgeting? Explore our roofing financing options.

Yes. Heritage Roofing & Repair replaces roofs across Northwest Arkansas and the southern Missouri Ozarks from offices in Berryville, Harrison and Fayetteville, including Eureka Springs, Green Forest, Springdale, Rogers, Huntsville, Bergman, Valley Springs, Branson and Hollister. Call or text (870) 654-1164 for a free inspection.

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers come off, the condition of the decking and the material you choose, so we price every roof after a free inspection. You get an itemized estimate in writing before any work starts.

Most home roof replacements are finished in one to three days once materials are delivered. Larger, steeper or commercial roofs can take longer, and rain can push the start date. We give you a schedule with your estimate.

It may. Homeowners insurance usually covers hail, wind and other sudden damage, but not normal aging. We inspect and photograph the damage and work with your adjuster so nothing on the roof is missed. Your insurance company makes the final coverage decision.

A repair usually works when the roof is under about 15 years old and the damage is in one area. Replacement is usually better when the roof is around 20 years old or more, leaks keep coming back, or the decking is soft. We give you both prices when both are options.

Architectural asphalt shingles are the most common choice for cost and appearance. Metal roofing, including standing seam and stone-coated steel, costs more up front but handles hail and wind well and lasts for decades. We also install tile, composite slate and flat roof systems.

Yes, when the damage is limited to one section of a newer roof. Partial replacements can leave mismatched shingles and may limit the manufacturer warranty, so we explain the trade-offs and price both options.

Yes. We offer roofing financing options for replacements, including unexpected ones after storm damage. Ask for the current terms when you get your estimate.

New roofs carry the manufacturer's material warranty, and our own workmanship warranty covers the installation. We register the manufacturer warranty for you and explain the terms before work starts.

It depends on the city. Some cities in our area, including Berryville, require a building permit for a new roof. We check the rules for your address and let you know before the job is scheduled.

Contact Us Today

Heritage Roofing & Repair
Address: 3458 Hwy 221 N, Berryville, AR 72616
Phone: (870) 654-1164
Email: info@myheritageroofing.com

Business Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week