Roofing for Tontitown and Johnson — the fastest-growing town in the metro and the May 2025 hail
Tontitown grew 12.9 percent in a year, the fastest of any city in Northwest Arkansas, and on May 18, 2025 it and Johnson took inch-and-a-quarter hail. New roofs and new bruises.
Tontitown — 7,364 people and growing faster than any city in the region — is filling its vineyard hills between Springdale and Highway 412 with new subdivisions, and Johnson, tucked between Fayetteville and Springdale along Wilson Creek and Main Drive, is a small city of 3,672 with a mix of 1970s ranches, newer townhomes and the acreage lots along Clear Creek. On May 18, 2025, hail up to 1¼ inches fell on Johnson and inch hail on Tontitown in the same storm that put golf balls on Springdale — enough to bruise any roof more than a few years old, and plenty of the brand-new ones.
We inspect Tontitown's and Johnson's roofs after every storm, document hail honestly on the new builds, replace the older roofs with Class 4 shingles, put metal on the acreage and the shops off 412, and handle the insurance paperwork properly. Both cities issue their own permits; we pull them.
What we do in Tontitown & Johnson
New-build inspections
Honest hail and installation inspections on Tontitown's new subdivision roofs.
May 2025 hail claims
Test squares, photos and storm reports for the May 18, 2025 storm and every one since.
Class 4 replacements
Impact-rated shingles for roofs that have already been through two claims.
Metal
Standing seam and panel on acreage, shops and the vineyard-hill homes.
Townhome & HOA
Multi-building reroofs and maintenance in Johnson's newer developments.
Emergency tarps
Any hour.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Tontitown (Henri de Tonti Boulevard & Highway 412)
- Tontitown vineyard hills
- Barrington Parke
- Highway 412 west commercial
- Johnson (Main Drive)
- Clear Creek
- Wilson Creek
- Johnson Mill area
- Johnson Square
- I-49 & Johnson Road
- Elm Springs edge
- Wheeler
Roofing services available in Tontitown & Johnson
- Roof repair & leaks, hail & storm damage, 24/7 emergency tarping
- Roof replacement, Class 4 shingle roofing, metal roofing
- Insurance claim help, inspections
- Gutters & leaf guards, attic ventilation & ice dams, chimney & flashing
- Commercial & HOA roofing
Questions from Tontitown & Johnson homeowners
How big was the hail in Tontitown and Johnson in May 2025?
Up to 1¼ inches in Johnson and about an inch in Tontitown on May 18, 2025 — the same storm that dropped 1¾-inch hail on Springdale. Inch hail bruises an aging shingle; 1¼-inch bruises most standard shingles regardless of age. Worth the free look.
My Tontitown house was built last year. Does hail damage even matter?
It can — a bruised mat leaks in two or three summers, and a builder's warranty won't cover storm damage. Documenting it now, while the storm date is clear, is how you get it covered.
Do Tontitown and Johnson require roofing permits?
Yes, both cities issue building permits for roof-covering replacement. We handle them.
Can you do standing seam on a new home in Tontitown?
Yes — with the builder or after closing, including the high-temp underlayment and snow-guard details.
Do you work on townhome HOAs in Johnson?
Yes, with per-building reporting and one point of contact for the board or manager.
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