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- 92% owner-occupied
- Town building inspector
- 26 miles from Huntsville
Trinity, Alabama · Morgan County
Roof Replacement and Repair in Trinity, Alabama
Trinity is a Morgan County town of about 975 homes, nearly all of them lived in by the people who own them. Our Huntsville office, about 26 miles away, handles its roofs, gutters, siding and paint.
TL;DR
Three Stone Roofing & Exteriors serves Trinity from its Huntsville office, about 26 miles away. Trinity's houses run from the 1960s to today, with a median build year of 1991, and roughly nine in ten are owner-occupied, so most roofs here are chosen by people who plan to stay under them. The town's Office of Building Inspector on Preston Drive handles permits. A free inspection with a photo of every elevation comes first; book one here.
Which Trinity roofs are due for replacement?
Trinity's roofs that are due for replacement sit mostly on its older half. Census estimates put about 30% of the town's homes in the 1960s and '70s and another 32% between 1980 and 1999, and those houses are usually on a second roof or ready for one. The newer half, about 20% from the 2000s and 12% since 2010, mostly needs inspections and small fixes for now.
A first roof from the early 2000s is the one to watch. By its twentieth year, granules thin out on the sunniest slopes and pipe boots crack before the field shingles give up. A roof repair can buy time on a roof like that, and we quote one when that is the honest answer.
Pictured at the top: Burnt Sienna, CertainTeed Landmark Burnt Sienna.
Which Trinity office handles a roofing permit?
Trinity's Office of Building Inspector handles permits for the town, at 35 Preston Drive, 256-353-2474. We have not confirmed whether Trinity requires a permit for a re-roof or a siding job, so describe your project to that office and get its answer before work is scheduled.
Bring our written proposal to the call. It lists the tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, vents and gutters one line at a time, and it is the price you pay, with no surprise change orders added once the crew is on the roof.
What should a Trinity homeowner who plans to stay choose?
A Trinity homeowner who plans to stay should weigh the warranty as closely as the shingle color. On qualifying residential systems, Three Stone registers the Manufacturer's Lifetime Workmanship Warranty, backed and issued by CertainTeed through us, and CertainTeed's 2025 ranking put Three Stone at #1 in Tennessee for SureStart PLUS warranties. Standing-seam metal is the other long-haul choice; it takes longer to install than shingles.
The same thinking applies below the roofline. Gutters formed on site run in one piece per side of the house, and James Hardie fiber cement siding carries a 30-year product warranty that we register as a Hardie Select Contractor. Exterior paint and a Penntek flake garage floor can go on the same contract.
Services in Trinity
Long-term roofs and gutters for Trinity owners
With so many Trinity houses lived in by their owners, a full roof replacement on a registered warranty is the project most worth getting right, in CertainTeed or GAF shingles or standing-seam metal. Seamless gutters usually go up with it, sized 5 or 6 inches to the roof. Hardie siding and exterior paint can join later or on the same visit.
From the gallery
Standing seam, Charcoal Black and round downspouts
A black standing-seam metal roof, CertainTeed Landmark PRO Max Def in Charcoal Black and 6-inch K-style gutters with full-round downspouts come from our gallery, not from Trinity. We chose them as the long-life options a Trinity owner planning to stay would compare.
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Trinity questions
How do I reach Trinity's building inspector about a re-roof?
Trinity's Office of Building Inspector is at 35 Preston Drive, and the number is 256-353-2474. Ask there whether your re-roof or siding job needs a permit before it is scheduled. We haven't confirmed the town's rule for roofing, and the office's answer is the one that counts.
Is a never-replaced 1990s roof in Trinity worth repairing?
A Trinity roof from the 1990s that has never been replaced is near the end of its working life, so repairs on it usually buy months rather than years. If the house got a new roof in the 2000s, a repair is often the right call. The free inspection photographs every slope so you can see which case is yours.
What does ShingleMaster Premier mean for a Trinity homeowner?
ShingleMaster Premier is CertainTeed's highest contractor credential, held by under 1% of contractors, and Three Stone holds it. On a qualifying CertainTeed system in Trinity we also register the Manufacturer's Lifetime Workmanship Warranty, backed and issued by CertainTeed through us. CertainTeed also ranked Three Stone first in Tennessee for SureStart PLUS warranties in 2025.
How soon can someone look at a leaking roof in Trinity?
A leaking roof in Trinity is triaged ahead of routine visits, usually the same day, from our Huntsville office about 26 miles away. The crew carries tarp material to stop the water on that first visit. Call (256) 434-7333; a routine Trinity inspection is normally booked within one business day.
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