Where All Done works

Out of Germantown, across five counties in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas.

Get It Handled (901) 922-9450

A radius, not a territory claim

Five counties across three states, all of it inside a drive Jonathan can make the same week you call.

Geodesic dome home being re-roofed with synthetic underlayment near Memphis, Tennessee

Shelby County, TN

Shelby County covers Memphis and the suburbs wrapped around it. It is the bulk of our work and the closest to home.

Memphis, TNthe core of the metro, with housing stock running from century-old Midtown bungalows to new build subdivisions out…→Collierville, TNa town square, big lots and a lot of steep architectural roofs→Bartlett, TNestablished neighborhoods where a lot of the original roofs have aged out together→Lakeland, TNnewer construction around the lakes, much of it now hitting its first replacement cycle→Arlington, TNgrowing fast on the east edge, with a mix of new builds and older farmhouses→Millington, TNnorth of the metro, with a lot of single story homes and metal outbuildings→Cordova, TNdense subdivisions built in similar waves, which means roofs age in waves too→Eads, TNrural lots and long driveways out past the county line→Ellendale, TNan older pocket north of Bartlett with mature trees over most of the roofs→Brunswick, TNsmall and semi-rural, north of Arlington→Capleville, TNsouth county, close to the state line→Hickory Hill, TNa large southeast Memphis area with a lot of 1970s and 1980s housing→Raleigh, TNnorth Memphis, with plenty of homes old enough to be on their third roof→Frayser, TNnorth of the interstate, mostly mid-century single story homes→East Memphis, TNestablished neighborhoods with steeper pitches and more complex roof lines→Southwind, TNsoutheast, newer planned neighborhoods→Forest Hill, TNthe corridor between Germantown and Collierville→Riverdale, TNnear the Germantown line, close to home for us→

All of Shelby County

Fayette County, TN

Fayette County sits east of Shelby. Larger lots, newer builds in the west, farmland as you go east.

Piperton, TNjust east of the Shelby line, with larger lots and a lot of new construction→Oakland, TNa growing small town on Highway 64→Hickory Withe, TNrural and spread out, with long roof spans on ranch style homes→

All of Fayette County

DeSoto County, MS

DeSoto County is the Mississippi side of the metro. It is a short drive from Germantown and it is growing fast.

Southaven, MSthe biggest city on the Mississippi side, immediately across the state line→Olive Branch, MSfast growing, with large subdivisions and a lot of warehouse roofs→Horn Lake, MSwest DeSoto, mostly single family neighborhoods→Hernando, MSthe county seat, with a historic square and older homes around it→Nesbit, MSrural DeSoto, bigger lots between Southaven and Hernando→

All of DeSoto County

Tipton County, TN

Tipton County is north of Shelby, along the Highway 51 corridor, with a mix of small towns and farmland.

Atoka, TNone of the fastest growing towns north of the metro→Brighton, TNsmall town Tipton County, next to Atoka→Munford, TNestablished neighborhoods with mature tree cover→Covington, TNthe county seat, with a historic downtown and older housing stock→Tipton, TNrural, with farm buildings and metal roofs alongside houses→

All of Tipton County

Crittenden County, AR

Crittenden County is the Arkansas side, just over the bridge, with West Memphis and Marion anchoring it.

West Memphis, ARacross the river in Arkansas, with a lot of small commercial along the interstate→Marion, ARnorth of West Memphis, growing residential→

All of Crittenden County

The metro on a map

Questions

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How far do you travel?

About 25 miles out from Germantown, which covers the metro and reaches into three states.

Do you charge extra for the Mississippi or Arkansas side?

No. DeSoto County and Crittenden County are part of the normal service area.

My town is not listed. Do you still come?

Call and ask. If you are near the edge of the radius Jonathan will tell you straight whether he can get there.

How fast can you get to me after a storm?

Active leaks jump the line. Tell us on the phone that water is coming in.

Are you licensed in all three states?

Licensed, bonded and insured for the work we take on across the metro. Ask and we will send the paperwork.

Find out if we reach you

One call settles it.

Call(901) 922-9450

Emailalldonememphis@gmail.com

Open8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, seven days

AreaGermantown, TN and the Memphis metro

Jonathan answers the phone himself. If he is on a roof when you call, he calls back the same day.

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