1.Roof Report
We pull high-res aerial measurements to verify pitch & layers.
2.Receive Quotes
Local contractors compete. No salespeople, no hidden fees.
3.Review & Choose
You get a structured breakdown: materials, labor, and warranty.
4.Payment Protected
Funds stay in escrow until you approve the completed work.
Pikeville may be small, but it’s the heart of Bledsoe County and the Sequatchie Valley, with just over 2,000 residents spread between the historic downtown square and surrounding farms. Older homes along Main Street sit beside manufactured homes and newer builds tucked off Highway 127. That mix of housing, plus frequent valley storms, means roofs age and fail in different ways.
Whether you’re maintaining a family farmhouse roof or replacing shingles on a newer ranch, finding a trustworthy contractor who will actually show up to Pikeville can be a challenge. roofquotes.com connects Pikeville homeowners with vetted, Chattanooga-area roofers and adds escrow protection so you only release payment when the job is done right.
roofquotes.com connects you with 3-5 vetted, licensed roofers who compete for your business. Get free quotes in 24 hours, compare side-by-side, and pay safely through escrow — your money is protected until the job is done right.
With fewer local contractors based in Pikeville, getting fair, competitive roofing quotes can be tough. roofquotes.com connects you with 3–5 vetted roofers who already serve Bledsoe County, then protects your money in escrow until you approve the finished work.
Escrow payment protection
Your money stays safe until you approve the completed work
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Unbiased advisors
Our roof advisors aren't paid on commission — they're here to help you make the right choice
Rigorous vetting
Every contractor passes background checks, credit checks, license verification, and ongoing review monitoring
Based in Chattanooga, we're just 1 hour from Pikeville. Our contractors know the area, understand local building codes in Bledsoe County, and work in your area regularly.
Pikeville’s location in the Sequatchie Valley brings its own roofing challenges. Strong thunderstorms roll up and down the valley, bringing high winds that can lift shingles, peel back ridge caps, and loosen metal panels on barns and farmhouses. Many Pikeville homes are one-story ranches or manufactured homes with lower slopes, where improper installation can lead to leaks around chimneys, vents, and satellite mounts.
Out in the county, long gravel driveways and limited access mean some contractors tack on extra travel charges or avoid jobs altogether, stretching out wait times when you need emergency repairs. Older homes near downtown may have multiple roof layers, outdated ventilation, or soft decking that only shows up once the tear-off begins. roofquotes.com helps Pikeville homeowners compare multiple bids from roofers who already work in Bledsoe County, understand local weather patterns, and can recommend materials — including metal — that stand up to rural conditions and valley storms.
Our vetted contractors serve homeowners throughout Pikeville, including:
Downtown Pikeville & Courthouse Square
Around the courthouse square and nearby side streets, you’ll find older homes, small businesses, and bungalows with aging shingle roofs, chimneys, and porches that often need careful flashing and deck repairs during replacement.
Highway 127 & Rural Pikeville
Along Highway 127 and the surrounding country roads are farms, manufactured homes, and ranch houses where metal roofing and simple gable designs are common, but access, long drives, and storm exposure can influence roofing costs.
With a median home value around $210,000, most Pikeville properties are single-story ranches, manufactured homes, or modest farmhouses where roof costs are a big decision. Rural access, long driveways, and the popularity of metal roofing can nudge prices up, so comparing multiple quotes is key to getting solid value for your budget.
Most Pikeville homeowners pay between $7,000 and $15,000 for a full roof replacement with architectural shingles. Metal roofing costs more ($12,000-$24,000) but lasts 2-3 times longer. The Chattanooga area typically runs 10-15% below national averages.
We serve the entire greater Chattanooga area:
We also serve Hamilton County and nearby North Georgia communities including Ringgold and Fort Oglethorpe.