Serving Lebanon & every corner of Wilson County, Middle Tennessee
24/7 Storm & Emergency Line: (877) 692-5349From the antique storefronts ringing the historic Lebanon town square to the new subdivisions rising along Coles Ferry Pike, Cedar Creek Roofing has protected Wilson County homes for over a decade. We understand how the cedar-glade limestone soil around Cedars of Lebanon State Park drains — or doesn't — and how that affects the roof over your head. Local crews, honest inspections, no surprises.
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Liability Coverage
We'll call within one business hour — usually sooner.
Every service below is performed by our own Wilson County crews — not subcontracted out to whoever's available.
Active leak after a Wilson County storm? We dispatch same-day, tarp what's exposed, and stop the damage before it spreads.
Increasingly the go-to on new Lebanon builds — metal panels shed I-40 corridor hail and heat better than most alternatives.
Free storm inspections after Middle Tennessee thunderstorms, with photo-documented damage reports for your insurer.
Flashing failure is the #1 cause of "mystery leaks" in Lebanon's older downtown homes — we reseal and rebuild it right.
Properly sized gutters matter more here — Lebanon's shallow limestone bedrock means water has to go somewhere fast.
As Nashville commuters fill new Providence and Leeville-area subdivisions, we install and upgrade builder-grade roofs to last.
Velux skylight installs and reseals, flashed to handle Wilson County's freeze-thaw swings without leaking.
Tear-off to final inspection, using GAF, Owens Corning or CertainTeed systems matched to your home and budget.
Detailed, photo-backed inspection reports written specifically to move your Wilson County insurance claim forward.
Wilson County isn't generic Tennessee terrain. The cedar-glade limestone that gives this area its name — and its state park — creates drainage and grading conditions most out-of-town crews have never dealt with. We have, for fifteen years.
Shallow bedrock under Lebanon's cedar-glade soil means water can't always soak in — it runs, pools, and finds the weak point in your roofline instead.
Homes near Cedars of Lebanon State Park deal with constant needle and leaf buildup that clogs valleys and gutters year-round.
Wilson County sits squarely in a severe-thunderstorm and hail corridor that tracks along I-40 — often multiple times per season.
Nashville's commuter growth means builder-grade roofs on brand-new subdivisions that often need upgrading sooner than owners expect.
A free, thorough on-roof and attic inspection with photo documentation of every issue we find.
A written, itemized estimate with material options and honest repair-vs-replace guidance — no pressure tactics.
We lock in a firm date, order materials, and confirm permits with Wilson County where required.
Most tear-offs and installs finish in one to three days, with daily cleanup and a magnetic nail sweep.
A final walkthrough plus manufacturer and workmanship warranty paperwork, filed and ready if you ever need it.
GAF
Master Elite
Golden Pledge warranty eligibility on qualifying installs.
Owens Corning
Preferred Contractor
Duration series shingles built for hail and wind resistance.
CertainTeed
Select ShingleMaster
Landmark and premium lines for architectural curb appeal.
Velux
Certified Installer
No-leak skylight systems flashed for Middle Tennessee weather.
"After a hailstorm rolled through, Cedar Creek had someone out to our place near the historic square within a day. They handled our insurance paperwork like they'd done it a thousand times — because they have."
Karen Whitfield
Downtown Lebanon Square
"We moved out from Nashville for the commute and bought new construction off Coles Ferry Pike. Cedar Creek caught flashing the builder skipped before it ever became a problem. Worth every call."
Marcus Deel
Providence
"Living this close to Cedars of Lebanon, the cedar needles never stop. Their crew re-graded our gutters and drainage so water actually moves off the limestone instead of sitting at the eaves. No more soft spots."
Renee Ashford
Cedars of Lebanon Area
From the town square to the county line, if it's in Wilson County, our crews already know the streets.
Most Wilson County asphalt shingle replacements run between $9,500 and $18,500 depending on roof size, pitch, and material grade. Standing-seam metal roofing, increasingly popular on new subdivision homes, typically runs $16,000 to $28,000. Every quote includes a written, itemized breakdown — never a vague number.
Most asphalt shingle tear-offs and installs finish in one to two days. Standing-seam metal roofs generally take three to five days due to custom panel fabrication. Middle Tennessee's spring storm pattern can push a schedule by a day or two, which we'll flag well before your install date.
Yes. We provide a free, photo-documented storm inspection, meet your insurance adjuster on-site if requested, and supply a detailed damage report referencing local Wilson County storm data. We work directly with most major carriers and help make sure nothing gets missed on the claim.
Yes — Cedar Creek Roofing is a fully licensed Tennessee roofing contractor carrying $2 million in general liability coverage plus workers' compensation for every crew member on your property. We're happy to send proof of insurance and pull required Wilson County permits before work begins. Call (877) 692-5349 and we'll email documentation same-day.
Qualifying GAF installs carry the Golden Pledge Limited Warranty (up to 25 years, workmanship included). Owens Corning and CertainTeed jobs carry equivalent manufacturer coverage. On top of that, Cedar Creek backs every install with our own 10-year workmanship warranty, separate from the manufacturer terms.
As a rule of thumb, if damage is isolated to one section, your roof is under 12 years old, and the decking underneath is sound, a repair usually makes sense. Widespread granule loss, a roof past 18-20 years, or repeated leaks in different spots typically point to replacement. We'll always recommend the cheaper honest option first.
Yes. We offer flexible monthly financing plans with approved credit, including options with no interest if paid within a promotional period. Our estimator can walk through numbers on-site during your free inspection so there's no guesswork before you commit.
Both, actually. Wilson County's cedar-glade karst topography means shallow limestone bedrock that doesn't absorb water quickly. When gutters or roof drainage aren't sized correctly, runoff pools near the foundation and backs up at the roofline during heavy rain, which is a common cause of soffit rot we see on inspections. We size and grade drainage with this in mind on every project.
Whether it's a slow leak, storm damage, or a roof that's simply due, Cedar Creek Roofing is a phone call away — locally owned, locally trusted, and still answering the same number since 2011.