Serving Maryville & all of Blount County, East Tennessee
24/7 Emergency Roofing: (877) 692-5349Blount County's Roofing Team Since 2013
From the porches of Downtown Maryville to the ridgelines near the Foothills Parkway, elevation changes fast in Blount County — and so does what your roof has to survive. The ground near Cades Cove and Maryville College sees heavier rainfall and faster freeze-thaw cycling than the valley floor, while homes along the Alcoa and airport corridor take wind from a different direction entirely. We've built roofs for both sides of town since 2013.
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GAF Master Elite
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HAAG Certified
BBB A+ Rated
What We Do
Fast-response tarping and repair when a foothills downpour finds a weak spot in your roofline, day or night.
Metal panel systems built to shed the heavier rainfall that rolls off the mountains toward Maryville, with a 50+ year service life.
HAAG-certified inspections and full restoration after the spring and summer storm cells that push through the valley.
Re-flashing and sealing around chimneys, dormers, and valleys where freeze-thaw cycling opens the smallest gaps first.
Seamless gutters and grading sized for runoff from steeper foothills lots, keeping water away from foundations and fascia.
Extra ridge cap fastening and starter-strip upgrades for open, wind-exposed properties near Alcoa and the airport corridor.
Leak-proof skylight installs and reseals that bring in mountain light without inviting in mountain weather.
Complete tear-offs and replacements in asphalt shingle, architectural shingle, or standing-seam metal, built to code for Blount County.
Annual tune-ups timed around our freeze-thaw season so small issues get caught before spring rains find them.
Local Knowledge
Maryville sits right at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the last real town before Cades Cove and the Foothills Parkway. That elevation gain toward the park brings heavier rainfall and faster freeze-thaw cycling than homes down on the valley floor see — and it means two roofs installed the same year, five miles apart, can age at very different rates. A house tucked against the foothills faces different wind loading than one out near Alcoa and the airport corridor, where the terrain opens up. We size every job around which side of that line your roof sits on.
Ground closer to the park catches more rain than downtown, which accelerates granule loss and flashing wear.
Temperature swings near the foothills crack sealant and lift shingle tabs faster than in the lower valley.
Open exposure near Alcoa and McGhee Tyson puts more uplift stress on ridge caps and starter courses.
Wooded lots near Maryville College and Walland hold humidity longer, inviting moss and algae growth.
How It Works
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A free on-roof and attic inspection to document current condition and storm exposure.
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A written, itemized proposal with material options and a firm price — no surprise add-ons later.
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We lock a start date around Blount County's weather patterns and order materials ahead of time.
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Most homes are torn off and dried-in within a single day, with daily site cleanup and magnetic nail sweeps.
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Manufacturer and workmanship warranties are registered and handed over at final walkthrough.
Materials We Install
Master Elite certified installer, Golden Pledge warranty eligible.
Preferred Contractor status for the full Duration shingle line.
Landmark and architectural shingle systems with extended labor coverage.
Solar and fixed skylights installed with factory flashing kits.
Neighbors Talking
"After that hail cell came through and tore up half of Downtown Maryville, Foothills had a crew at our house within two days while some neighbors waited two weeks."
Karen Ledbetter
Downtown Maryville
"We're two blocks from Maryville College and our old roof just couldn't handle another freeze-thaw winter. The new standing-seam roof looks incredible and the crew was on time every day."
Tom Ogle
Maryville College area
"Living out near Walland, we get wind off the ridge that most roofers underestimate. Foothills actually asked about our exposure before quoting and reinforced the ridge line. No regrets."
Denise Whaley
Walland
Where We Work
Questions
For a typical 2,000 sq. ft. home, a full asphalt shingle replacement in Blount County runs about $8,200–$17,500 depending on pitch, tear-off layers, and decking condition. Standing-seam metal roofing typically runs $14,000–$26,000 for the same home. Every quote is itemized in writing before any work starts — call (877) 692-5349 for an exact number on your house.
Most standard asphalt shingle replacements are completed in 1–2 days of on-site work, weather permitting. Standing-seam metal installs or jobs with rotted decking can run 3–5 days. We build a weather buffer into every schedule since foothills rain moves through faster than valley forecasts predict.
Yes. Our HAAG-certified inspector documents hail and wind damage with dated photos, meets your adjuster on-site, and provides a scope report that matches carrier line items. We can bill your insurance company directly, so you're only responsible for your deductible.
Foothills Roofing Co. is a fully licensed Tennessee roofing contractor and carries $2,000,000 in general liability coverage plus workers' compensation for every crew member on your property. We're happy to email or fax a current certificate of insurance before you sign anything — just ask when you call (877) 692-5349.
Full replacements qualify for GAF's Golden Pledge coverage, up to 50 years non-prorated on materials with a 25-year workmanship guarantee backed by GAF directly. Every job, regardless of material, also carries our own 10-year workmanship warranty covering flashing, fasteners, and installation defects.
As a rule of thumb: if your roof is under 12 years old, damage is contained to one slope, and granule loss is minimal, a repair usually makes sense. If your roof is 18+ years old, has widespread granule loss, multiple past repairs, or storm damage across more than one slope, replacement is almost always the more cost-effective long-term choice. Our free inspection will give you a straight answer either way.
Yes. We offer flexible monthly payment plans through a third-party lender, including promotional 0% interest options for qualified homeowners on replacement projects. Ask your estimator to run numbers alongside your written proposal — there's no obligation to finance.
The elevation gain as you move toward the Foothills Parkway and Cades Cove brings measurably heavier rainfall and faster freeze-thaw cycling than Maryville's valley floor, which is harder on sealant, flashing, and shingle granules. We factor a property's elevation and tree cover into every maintenance recommendation, not just its age.
Whether you're near Downtown Maryville, out past Six Mile, or tucked against the ridge in Walland, our crews know how the terrain changes and build accordingly. Reach out for a free, no-pressure inspection.