Heritage Roofing & Repair is a roofing contractor in Harrison, AR, working from an office at 1414 Goblin Drive, Suite #2. The business was founded in 1968 and handles residential and commercial roofing across Harrison and the wider Boone County area.

Harrison sits at roughly 1,250 feet in the Ozark Mountains, where Crooked Creek runs through the southeast side of town on its way under US-65. That terrain shapes what happens to roofs here. Ridgelines above the valley channel straight-line wind that lifts shingles along rakes and hips, spring storms bring hail through Boone County most years, and winter ice loads find every weak fastener on an aging roof. Damage from all three is easy to miss from the ground.

If you are searching for a roofer near you in Harrison, start with a free roof inspection. Whether it is a leak traced on a house off Scenic Highway 7 or a low-slope roof replaced on a commercial building near the Courthouse Square, we look at the whole roof and tell you plainly whether you are looking at a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all. Call (870) 293-0737 or request a free roof inspection.

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.

Residential Roofing in Harrison

Yes, Heritage handles residential roofing throughout Harrison and Boone County — leak repair, full replacement, scheduled maintenance, emergency response and new installation. Our residential roofing crews work on everything from 1950s homes near the Square to newer builds out toward Bellefonte and Bergman.

  • Roof Repair: Leaks, failed flashing, lifted or missing shingles, and storm damage on individual slopes.
  • Roof Replacement: Full tear-off and replacement when a roof is past repair, matched to the home and the budget.
  • Roof Maintenance: Scheduled checks that catch small problems before they reach the decking.
  • Emergency Roof Repair: Fast response for active leaks, storm damage and impact damage.
  • Roof Installation: New construction and remodel roofing built to current code.

Commercial Roofing in Harrison, AR

Heritage also does commercial roofing in Harrison. Much of the building stock around the Courthouse Square dates from 1895 to 1948, which means low-slope and flat roof systems where drainage, seams and parapet flashing do most of the failing. Our commercial roofing work is scheduled around your operating hours wherever possible.

  • TPO Roofing: Single-ply membrane that reflects heat and suits flat or low-slope roofs.
  • Modified Bitumen Roofing: Reinforced asphalt systems that stay flexible through freeze-thaw cycles.
  • Silicone Roof Coating: Seamless coatings that extend the life of a sound commercial roof instead of replacing it.
  • Flat Roof Systems: Designed and installed around drainage first, which is what fails on older downtown buildings.
  • Commercial Roof Repair: Leaks, seam separation, ponding water and membrane punctures.
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Roofing Materials for Harrison Homes and Businesses

For hail-prone Boone County, impact-rated metal and architectural asphalt shingles hold up best. Lighter three-tab shingles bruise and lose granules faster here than they do in milder parts of the state. We walk you through the trade-offs on roofing materials before anything is ordered.

  • Asphalt Shingles: The most common choice in Harrison. Architectural profiles handle wind and hail far better than three-tab.
  • Metal Roofing: Long-lived and impact-resistant, and a common choice on rural Boone County homes, shops and outbuildings. We also handle metal roof restoration and recoating.
  • Composite Slate: The look of slate with modern impact resistance and far less weight on the structure.
  • Tile Roofing: Strong and well insulated where the roof structure is built to carry it.

Storm, Hail and Insurance Roof Work in Harrison

Harrison and Boone County fall under the National Weather Service forecast office in Little Rock, in zone ARZ103. After a hail or wind event, get the roof looked at before you file anything — undocumented damage is what gets claims underpaid.

  • Storm Damage Repair: Wind-lifted shingles along ridges and rakes, impact damage, and water entry after a storm.
  • Hail Damage Roofing: We document bruising, cracking and granule loss slope by slope, with photographs.
  • Insurance Roof Claims: Inspection, documentation and support through the claim process.

Heritage Roofing & Repair is licensed and insured, and registered with the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board under license #0433900424.

Additional Roofing Services in Harrison

Roofing Permits and Codes in Harrison, AR

Yes, a building permit is generally required for roof work in Harrison. The City of Harrison requires permits for new construction, additions, repair, renovation, alteration and demolition of a structure, and applications are reviewed by the city’s Building Official before work begins. Permit and inspection information is handled through the City of Harrison’s planning department at 118 Industrial Park Road. We handle the permit paperwork as part of the job.

Roofing contractors working in Arkansas are registered through the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board. Ask any contractor for their license number before signing anything.

What Harrison weather does to roofs

  • Wind: The Ozark ridges around the Crooked Creek valley channel straight-line wind, which lifts shingles along rakes, hips and ridges first. That is where we start an inspection.
  • Hail: Boone County takes hail most springs. Impact-rated metal and architectural shingles are the practical answer.
  • Ice and snow: At roughly 1,250 feet, freeze-thaw cycling works fasteners loose and opens flashing seams over a few winters.
  • Water: Crooked Creek has a long history of flooding in Harrison — the May 1961 flood put twelve feet of water on the south side of the Square. On low-lying property, roof drainage and gutter capacity matter more than they do uphill.

Roofing Service Areas Around Harrison

Heritage works throughout Boone County and into the surrounding counties. Boone County’s towns include Bellefonte, Bergman, Valley Springs, Alpena, Lead Hill, South Lead Hill, Diamond City, Omaha, Everton and Zinc, and we serve all of them from the Harrison office. These communities have pages of their own:

  • Bellefonte, AR — the closest town to our Harrison office, with quick turnaround on repairs and replacements.
  • Bergman, AR — residential roofing and storm repair just north of Harrison on US-65.
  • Valley Springs, AR — roofing for homes and outbuildings south of Harrison along Scenic Highway 7.
  • Berryville, AR — our original location, serving Carroll County since 1968.
  • Green Forest, AR — residential roofing and hail damage work.
  • Branson, MO — residential and commercial roofing built for harder winters.
  • Hollister, MO — multi-family and energy-efficient roofing systems.

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Request a Free Roof Inspection in Harrison

A roof inspection from Heritage costs nothing. If the roof is fine, we will tell you it is fine. Call (870) 293-0737 or request your free inspection online.

How often should I schedule a roof inspection in Harrison?

Once a year, and again after any storm that brings hail or high wind through Boone County. An annual inspection catches lifted shingles, failed flashing and small leaks while they are still repairs rather than replacements. Heritage roof inspections in Harrison are free.

Yes. Heritage Roofing & Repair has a Harrison office at 1414 Goblin Drive, Suite #2, Harrison, AR 72601, reachable at (870) 293-0737. The company was founded in 1968 and also operates from Berryville in Carroll County.

Yes, in most cases. The City of Harrison requires building permits for repair, renovation and alteration work on a structure, and applications are reviewed by the city’s Building Official before work starts. Heritage handles the permit paperwork as part of the job.

Heritage serves Harrison and the surrounding Boone County towns, including Bellefonte, Bergman, Valley Springs, Alpena, Lead Hill, South Lead Hill, Diamond City, Omaha, Everton and Zinc. Coverage extends west into Carroll County toward Berryville and Green Forest, and north into Missouri toward Branson and Hollister.

Impact-rated metal roofing and architectural asphalt shingles hold up best against hail. Both resist the bruising and granule loss that shortens the life of lighter three-tab shingles. Metal is especially common on rural Boone County homes, shops and outbuildings.

Call (870) 293-0737 right away. Move what you can out from under the leak and put down a container, but do not go onto a wet roof. Heritage responds to emergency roof repairs in Harrison to tarp, patch and stop active water entry before it reaches insulation, drywall and decking.

Yes. Heritage installs and repairs TPO, modified bitumen, silicone coatings and flat roof systems on commercial buildings in Harrison. Much of the building stock around the Courthouse Square dates from between 1895 and 1948, where low-slope roofs fail at the drainage, seams and parapet flashing rather than across the field.

Yes. Heritage offers roofing financing so a repair or replacement can be paid over time rather than up front. Terms are explained alongside the written estimate before any work is scheduled.

It depends on your policy and on how well the damage is documented. Most Arkansas homeowners policies cover sudden storm and hail damage but not wear or age-related deterioration. Heritage inspects the roof slope by slope, photographs what it finds, and supplies that documentation for your insurance roof claim.

Metal and composite slate shed snow and ice more readily than asphalt shingles and resist the freeze-thaw cycling that loosens fasteners at roughly 1,250 feet of elevation. Where asphalt is the right choice for the budget, architectural shingles with properly sealed flashing are the more durable option.

Contact Us Today

Heritage Roofing & Repair — Harrison, AR
Address: 1414 Goblin Dr Suite #2, Harrison, AR 72601
Phone: (870) 293-0737
Email: info@myheritageroofing.com

Business Hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Closed