Nolensville, Tennessee · Williamson County
Three in five Nolensville homes were built in 2010 or later. The work here is less about worn-out roofs and more about storm checks, drainage on graded clay lots, and finishing garages that were left as bare concrete.
TL;DR
Nolensville sits about eight miles from the Franklin office of Three Stone Roofing & Exteriors. Nolensville's housing is young: its median home was built in 2012, and about 61% of its 4,500 homes date from 2010 or later, so most roofs are still the originals. What owners usually need is a storm inspection, a repair, better drainage on graded clay lots, or a coated garage floor. For permits, the Town of Nolensville Building Codes is the office to call.
Usually not a replacement, but it still needs checking. With about three in five homes built since 2010 (Census estimates, 2020–2024), most Nolensville roofs are originals still in their first years, and the calls that come from houses like these are about wind-lifted shingles, a leak at the flashing, or a question after a storm. A roof repair fixes the problem in front of you without selling a roof you don't need.
A free inspection is the simple way to find out where yours stands. We photograph every elevation and send the report even when the roof is fine, which also leaves you a dated record of its condition in case a later storm leads to an insurance claim.
Pictured at the top: Grand Manor Chestnut, CertainTeed Grand Manor Chestnut.
Because the ground was graded recently, and it is clay. Nolensville's subdivisions were shaped over clay soil, and Mill Creek heads up in this area, so water coming off a roof lands on lots that absorb it slowly and send it along whatever path the grading left.
On a large roof, a 6-inch K-style seamless aluminum gutter carries roughly 40% more water than a 5-inch one, and downspouts can be extended or moved so the water comes down well clear of the foundation. Guards, cleaning and repair are part of the same service when a gutter is sound but overflowing.
Garage floors are a good example of work a newer house hasn't had yet. A Penntek polyurea flake floor goes over bare concrete in a garage, basement or patio, and Penntek rates it four times stronger than epoxy. Three Stone is a Penntek Certified Installer, and the same system is in school locker rooms in our gallery.
Exterior paint is the other. Trim, doors and fascia on a house from the 2010s can be due for their first repaint, and our six-step process (wash, mask, repair, prime, paint, inspect) treats that first repaint as preparation work rather than a quick change of color.
Fast, and with the paperwork your insurer will want. Leaks and fresh storm damage are triaged ahead of routine inspections, usually the same day, and we carry tarp material so the house is watertight after the first visit.
The claim itself is yours to file. Our advisors are Haag-certified and insurance-trained: they document the damage in a photo report, write the scope, and meet your adjuster on the roof. If a replacement does follow, impact-resistant shingles are among the options, and as a CertainTeed ShingleMaster Premier contractor we can register CertainTeed's Manufacturer's Lifetime Workmanship Warranty on qualifying systems.
Services in Nolensville
Repairs and storm inspections lead, since most roofs in town are originals. Concrete coatings for garages and basements are close behind, and gutters matter on every graded lot. For the replacements that do come up, our residential roofing range runs from CertainTeed and GAF architectural and designer shingles to BRAVA composite and standing-seam metal.
From the gallery
These three come from our gallery rather than from Nolensville: CertainTeed Presidential Shake in Autumn Blend, BRAVA Old World Slate in Atlantic, and 6-inch Spectra K-style gutters on a tan brick home. They show options that suit the town's newer houses.
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
Yes, the Town of Nolensville Building Codes office, which issues building permits for addresses inside the town. Requirements vary with the scope of a roofing, siding or gutter project, so check with the town for your address before the work is put on the calendar and before any materials arrive.
Probably not yet, unless a storm or a defect says otherwise. Most roofs in Nolensville are originals on houses built since 2010. A free inspection photographs every elevation, tells you what, if anything, needs repair, and gives you a dated record to keep with the house papers.
Yes. Going from 5-inch to 6-inch seamless aluminum K-style adds roughly 40% more capacity, which helps on large roofs and long runs. On graded clay lots like Nolensville's, the downspouts matter as much as the gutters, so they are placed and extended to move water away from the foundation.
Yes. Nolensville is about eight miles from our office at 6100 Tower Circle in Franklin. Most inspections are scheduled within one business day, and one project manager runs your job from that inspection through the final walkthrough and warranty registration.
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