Arrington, Tennessee · Williamson County
Arrington is estate country: rolling acreage, large houses, and nearly every home lived in by its owner. Our Franklin office is roughly eight miles from it.
TL;DR
Arrington homes get roofing, gutter, siding and paint work from Three Stone Roofing & Exteriors, whose Franklin office is about eight miles away. Arrington isn't an incorporated town, so building permits come from Williamson County Building Codes. In the 37014 ZIP code the median home was built in 1998, nearly half have gone up since 2000, and 98% are owner-occupied. Most roofs here are large estate roofs, which take longer than the usual one to two days, and the written proposal says how long.
Mostly big ones, on estate acreage. Census estimates for the 37014 ZIP code put the median build year at 1998, with about 47% of its roughly 1,400 homes built since 2000 and another third between 1980 and 1999. Estate building picked up after 2000, and on a lot that size the roof is often the largest surface you see from the road.
That is why CertainTeed designer shingles, BRAVA composite slate and shake, and standing-seam metal deserve a look here alongside architectural shingles. A big estate roof, a steep pitch or a composite or metal system all take longer than the one to two days a typical tear-off needs, so the proposal gives the schedule for your house instead of a stock number.
Pictured at the top: Grand Manor Chestnut, CertainTeed Grand Manor Chestnut.
Big roofs on rolling clay need gutters sized for volume and downspouts that carry the water well away. On a large estate roof, 6-inch K-style seamless aluminum gutters move roughly 40% more water than 5-inch, the margin long runs and steep slopes call for; the red brick home in our gallery shows the Spectra 6-inch profile.
Clay is slow to absorb rain, and in parts of Arrington limestone sits close beneath it, so the spot where each downspout lets go deserves as much thought as the gutter. On sloped acreage that water heads downhill toward whatever is in its way, and routing it past the foundation is part of the job.
It starts with a free inspection, which our Franklin office can usually put on the calendar within one business day. Every elevation gets photographed and the report comes to you even if the roof is fine, and any proposal is written line by line. One project manager stays with the job from that first visit through the final walkthrough and warranty registration.
If a storm opens up a roof, active leaks are triaged first, usually the same day, with tarp material on the truck to make the house watertight. When there's an insurance claim, the homeowner files it; we provide the photo report and scope, and our Haag-certified advisors meet the adjuster on the roof. Request a free inspection to start.
Services in Arrington
Most Arrington work starts with the roof itself: designer and composite roofing where the roof carries the look of the house, architectural shingles everywhere else. James Hardie siding and exterior painting come next for trim and cladding that are showing their age. Garages and basements can take a Penntek polyurea flake floor, which Penntek rates four times stronger than epoxy.
From the gallery
None of these three projects is in Arrington; we picked them from our gallery because they suit its estate houses: CertainTeed Belmont in Black Granite, BRAVA Old World Slate in Graphite, and 6-inch Spectra K-style gutters on a red brick home.
Neighbors voted us a Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave in 2024 and 2025. Every review below is real and public.
“Best company ever! They worked with our insurance and handled everything! Absolutely the best crew of guys also! They worked all day, completed our beautiful new roof and cleaned up every last thing before they left. My yard and back porch look cleaner this afternoon than before they came. Highly recommend this company!”
“My experience with three stone roofing has been nothing but excellent! Simon and his crew did a fabulous job on my roof! Definitely recommend them!”
“We recently hired Three Stone Roofing for a commercial roof installation, and the entire experience was outstanding from start to finish. Their communication was top-notch — clear, timely, and always professional. In an industry where delays are common, Three Stone delivered exactly when they said they would.”
Answers
Permits for Arrington addresses come from Williamson County Building Codes, since Arrington isn't an incorporated town. Whether your particular project needs one depends on the scope of the work, so ask the county about your address before materials are ordered and a crew is put on the calendar.
Yes. It is about eight miles in a straight line from our office at 6100 Tower Circle in Franklin, which serves Middle Tennessee. The number there is (615) 434-3333. Inspections are usually booked inside a business day, and an active leak or new storm damage jumps the queue.
Composite slate is one of the better fits if you want the look of slate or shake on a large roof. Three Stone is the only BRAVA Certified Craftsman contractor in Tennessee and Alabama, and BRAVA makes composite slate, shake and barrel tile. A composite roof takes longer to install than shingles, and the proposal reflects that.
Many are getting there. The median home in the 37014 ZIP code dates from 1998, and about a third were built between 1980 and 1999, so a good share of original roofs are well into their working life. A free inspection with photos of every elevation tells you where yours stands.
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