Bullitt County takes hail through most of the spring, and asphalt is what the majority of Shepherdsville homes are wearing when it arrives. Asphalt shingle roofing still makes sense here as long as you pick the right product and the install gets done properly, which is where plenty of jobs fall apart. 44 Roofing works this county daily, and this page sits under our broader roofing services in Shepherdsville because shingles are the bulk of what we replace between Highway 44 and the Salt River bottoms.
We're a family-owned S-Corp, and the crew on your roof works for us, not a subcontractor we found last week. Estimates start with a drone pass, so you get photos of the ridge caps, valleys, and pipe boots instead of a verbal description from someone who was up there alone. Three tiers cover nearly every house we quote: architectural, premium luxury, and impact-resistant. Financing runs at low interest, and military members, first responders, essential workers, and seniors take a percentage off the total.
Tear-off comes first. Layering new shingles over old hides rot and voids most manufacturer coverage, so everything comes off down to the decking and any soft plywood gets swapped out before a single new shingle goes on. Ice and water shield goes into the valleys and along the eaves, synthetic underlayment across the field, starter strip at the rakes and eave edges. Shingles get nailed to the manufacturer's pattern, not close enough. Ridge vent goes back on last.
Season matters more with asphalt than people realize. We schedule March through November because shingles need warmth to seal their adhesive strips, and a January install can sit unsealed until spring wind finds it. A full replacement in this area averages around $17,000 depending on square footage, pitch, and how many layers are coming off. Ask about the free shingle upgrade before you sign, since moving from a builder-grade product up to architectural often costs less than homeowners assume.
Price is the obvious reason, but the durability gap has closed a lot. Impact-resistant shingles carry a Class 4 rating and hold up to hail that would strip a standard three-tab bare, and several carriers discount premiums for them. Ask yours. Architectural shingles give you a heavier profile and better wind ratings than the flat shingles sitting on most 1990s subdivisions around Shepherdsville.
Age ends more roofs here than any single storm does. A shingle roof installed around 2005 is at the end of its run, and insurers have gotten aggressive about non-renewals on older roofs regardless of how the shingles look from the driveway. If you don't know where yours stands, a roof inspection in Shepherdsville gives you a straight answer with photos attached. After a bad night, our storm damage roof repair crew documents the damage and builds the file your adjuster will ask for.
Our roofing company holds a GAF Master Elite certification, making our technicians the best choice for servicing your roof.
A roof replacement shouldn’t put your financial future in jeopardy. Take advantage of our convenient financing and pay over time.
You deserve a company you can trust, and we maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
When you work with a family-owned local business, you know you’re getting a company that gives back to its community.
Certification is where warranty coverage actually comes from. We're a GAF Master Elite contractor and an Owens Corning Preferred contractor, which lets us register enhanced manufacturer warranties that most roofers in the area can't offer at all. On our side of it, labor coverage runs 25 years on qualifying installs, with 3-year workmanship and 10-year labor coverage on other scopes of work.
A few things come with the job. Gutters get cleaned at no charge with a replacement, and veterans and active-duty members take $500 off. If the same storm chewed up your siding, our siding installation crew works in vinyl, composite, metal, Hardie board, and LP SmartSide on the same schedule. Every asphalt shingle roofing project we hand off in Shepherdsville ends with one contractor, one timeline, and one person answering the phone about your claim.
