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Forty three ways to get it handled

Roofing, siding, gutters and exterior work across the Memphis metro. Grouped by category so you can find yours.

Aerial view of a shingle roof replacement in progress in Memphis, Tennessee

Forty three, not a menu

Every one of these is work Jonathan and the crew actually do. Nothing on this list is here to pad it out.

Shingle

Asphalt shingle roofs, from standard three-tab through impact-rated and designer profiles.

Shingle RoofingThe workhorse roof on most Memphis-area homes. Tear off, deck check, new underlayment, new shingles.→Architectural Shingle RoofingHeavier, layered shingles with a dimensional shadow line and a longer rated life than three-tab.→Designer Shingle RoofingPremium profiles that imitate slate or shake, for homes where the roof is part of the architecture.→Class 3 Impact ResistantUL 2218 Class 3 shingles, a middle tier of hail resistance for a metro that gets hit most springs.→Class 4 Impact ResistantThe top UL 2218 rating. Worth asking your carrier about, because many discount the premium for it.→

Metal

Standing seam and panel metal roofing, installed, repaired and replaced.

Metal Roofing InstallationStanding seam and exposed fastener panels, installed with the clearances and fasteners the panel calls for.→Metal Roofing RepairBacked-out fasteners, failed boots, split seams and oil-canning panels, sorted without replacing the roof.→Metal Roofing ReplacementWhen panels are past sealing, a full replacement with proper underlayment and trim details.→

Flat

Low-slope and TPO membrane roofing for additions, porches and small commercial buildings.

Flat Roof InstallationLow-slope systems over additions, porches and small commercial buildings, pitched to actually drain.→Flat Roof ReplacementTear off a failed low-slope roof, correct the drainage, and put down a membrane that lasts.→Flat Roof RepairPonding water, seam splits, blistering and failed flashings on low-slope roofs.→TPO Roof InstallationWhite single-ply membrane with heat-welded seams. Reflects the Memphis summer instead of soaking it up.→TPO Roof RepairSeam welds, punctures and curb flashings repaired in place so the building stays dry.→TPO Roof ReplacementFull membrane replacement when patching a brittle roof stops being honest work.→

Storm

Hail, wind and storm damage, plus the insurance paperwork that comes with it.

Storm Damage RepairAfter a line of storms comes through: tarp it, document it, then fix it properly.→Hail Damage RepairBruised mats and fractured granule surfaces, found by walking the roof and the soft metals.→Wind Damage RepairLifted tabs, creased shingles and stripped ridge caps after a straight-line wind event.→Roof Insurance ClaimsDocumentation, adjuster meetings and scope conversations, handled alongside you.→

Commercial

Small commercial, multi-family, church and restaurant roofing across the metro.

Commercial RoofingSmall commercial buildings across the metro, scheduled so your business keeps running.→Commercial Flat RoofsLow-slope commercial roofs: drainage first, membrane second, details third.→Commercial Roof LeaksTracking a leak back from the ceiling stain to the actual entry point.→Commercial Roof InspectionsA walked roof, photographed, with a plain written summary of what it needs and when.→Warehouse RoofingLarge low-slope spans where a leak lands on inventory instead of a living room.→Industrial RoofingRoofs with equipment, curbs and penetrations that need flashing done right.→Multi-Family RoofingDuplexes, fourplexes and small apartment buildings, phased so tenants stay dry.→Townhome Roof RepairShared walls and shared roofs, where the repair has to respect the neighbor's side.→Church RoofingSanctuaries, steeples and fellowship halls, worked around the service schedule.→Restaurant RoofingGrease exhaust curbs, rooftop units and the flashings around them.→

Siding

Vinyl and wood siding, installed and repaired.

Siding InstallationNew siding over a properly prepared wall, with the housewrap and flashing that goes under it.→Siding RepairCracked, loose or storm-struck panels replaced and blended into what is already there.→Vinyl Siding InstallationVinyl hung with the right expansion gaps so it does not buckle in a Memphis August.→Vinyl Siding RepairPanel swaps and re-locks where wind or a ladder took a section out.→Wood Siding InstallationLap, board and batten, and shake, installed and sealed against the weather.→Wood Siding RepairRotted boards cut out and replaced, then primed before anything gets painted.→

Gutters

Gutters, fascia and soffit, the system that moves water off and away.

Gutter InstallationGutters sized and pitched to move a Tennessee downpour away from the foundation.→Gutter RepairRe-hanging sagging runs, resealing joints and correcting slope that stopped draining.→Fascia InstallationNew fascia board behind the gutter, which is what the gutter actually hangs on.→Fascia RepairSoft or rotted fascia cut back to sound wood and rebuilt.→Soffit InstallationVented soffit that lets the attic breathe, which is half of what makes shingles last.→Soffit RepairClosing the gaps where squirrels, wasps and water have been getting into the eave.→

Exterior

Exterior painting and fencing, so the whole outside of the property matches.

Exterior PaintingPrep, prime and paint. Most of the work is the part that happens before the color goes on.→Fence InstallationWood, vinyl and chain link, set on posts deep enough to stay standing.→Fence RepairLeaning posts, broken pickets and gates that stopped latching.→

Questions

Timely response. Attentive to issue. Thorough. Completed job promptly. I highly recommend “All Done” for your roofing and construction repair jobs.

Do you really do all of these?

Yes. Big or small, we do it all, and the list is what we actually take on rather than a list to look impressive.

Can you combine jobs into one trip?

That is usually the cheaper way to do it. Roof and gutters together, or siding and paint, saves you a mobilization.

Which do you get called for most?

Storm damage and shingle work, especially in spring. Gutters and fascia come right behind it.

Do you do commercial?

Small commercial, yes: churches, restaurants, warehouses, duplexes and small apartment buildings.

Is the look free?

Yes. Jonathan comes out, walks it, photographs it and gives you a written number.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe what you are seeing and Jonathan will tell you what it is.

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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