Stamey's Roofing is a licensed, locally owned contractor specializing in residential roof replacements, repairs, and inspections across Chattanooga and surrounding areas. The company handles asphalt shingle, metal, and architectural shingle installations, with an emphasis on Tennessee code compliance and storm damage assessment.
Stamey's operates as a full-service residential roofing contractor rather than a supply house or referral service. The company holds active Tennessee contractor licensing and carries general liability insurance, both required credentials for permitted work in Hamilton County. They focus on homeowner jobs rather than commercial properties, and handle the complete process from inspection through warranty documentation. The typical service scope includes new roof installation, repair of existing systems, leak identification, and post-storm damage assessment for insurance claims.
Stamey's works with three primary material lines. Asphalt shingle roofs, the most common in the Chattanooga area, typically cost $8,000 to $15,000 for a full replacement on a mid-sized home (2,000 to 2,500 square feet), depending on pitch, complexity, and existing roof condition. Metal roofing runs higher, generally $12,000 to $22,000 for the same footprint, but carries extended longevity; architectural shingles fall between these tiers at $10,000 to $18,000. These figures should be confirmed at estimate, as material costs shift quarterly. Warranties vary: standard asphalt shingles come with 20 to 30-year manufacturer coverage, metal roofs often include 40 to 50-year warranties, and labor warranties are typically 10 years. Stamey's provides written warranties on all workmanship.
Chattanooga has numerous roofing contractors, with pricing and credential standards spread widely. Stamey's positioning is mid-market: licensed, insured, and established enough for insurance claim coordination, but without the premium pricing of larger regional contractors with extensive commercial portfolios. For budget-conscious homeowners, uninsured or minimally insured operators advertise lower upfront costs, but lack the legal standing to file permits or coordinate with insurance adjusters. For homeowners seeking premium materials and architectural consultation, firms like those specializing in high-end metal or slate systems will charge 20 to 40 percent more but provide design-focused guidance. Stamey's serves the gap of homeowners needing code-compliant, permitted work at reasonable cost.
Stamey's begins with an in-person roof inspection, which is free and typically takes 30 to 45 minutes. The inspector examines shingle condition, flashing, gutters, ventilation, and any visible damage, then provides a written estimate detailing materials, labor, warranty, and timeline. For storm damage claims, Stamey's can attend the estimate appointment with the insurance adjuster to align on scope and coverage. Permits, which Hamilton County requires for all roof replacements, are obtained by Stamey's as part of the project scope. Inspections should be scheduled by phone; same-week appointments are usually available.
Stamey's suits homeowners with standard residential roofing needs who want licensed, insured work without premium pricing. It is a good fit for storm damage claims because of insurance coordination experience. It does not suit homeowners seeking custom architectural roofing (copper standing seam, slate, or complex designs), emergency repairs on nights or weekends (standard business hours only), or those prioritizing the absolute lowest price. It also does not handle commercial properties.
Stamey's operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday by appointment. Estimates are free. Contact the company by phone to schedule; verify current hours and availability before calling, as service areas and scheduling can shift seasonally during storm season.
Stamey's fills the practical middle ground in Chattanooga roofing: licensed enough to satisfy code and insurance requirements, experienced enough to handle claim coordination, and priced clearly enough that homeowners know what they are paying for before work begins.
