Tom Severt Roofing company

Tom Severt started roofing in the High Country when the area was still mostly farmland and vacation cabins. Jefferson and the surrounding Ashe County communities have grown since then, but the approach to the work has stayed the same: show up when you say you will, do the job correctly, and stand behind it. The High Country presents specific challenges. Winter brings heavy snow loads that stress roof structures and create ice dam conditions along every eave. Spring freeze-thaw cycles work moisture into any gap in the roofing system. Summer thunderstorms drop hail that damages shingles across entire neighborhoods. A roof installed in Jefferson or West Jefferson needs to handle all of it. Tom Severt Roofing covers residential and commercial projects across Ashe County and the New River valley. Shingle replacements are the most common work, from basic three-tab to architectural styles with longer warranties. Metal roofing has become increasingly popular with homeowners who want something that handles snow shedding naturally and lasts longer between replacements. Flat roof systems serve commercial properties and the occasional residential addition. Storm damage repair and insurance claim assistance help property owners navigate the process when hail or wind causes problems. The documentation and coordination happen so homeowners can focus on other priorities. The company has watched the High Country change over the decades. New construction keeps expanding, vacation homes have become year-round residences, and roofing technology has improved. What has not changed is the basic expectation that a roofer shows up, does honest work, and treats every property like it matters. Tom Severt Roofing Company has operated that way since the beginning. The referrals keep coming because of it.