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Roof Replacement Photo Album: Metal Roof Replacement in Nashville, GA

When storm damage left this Nashville, GA home exposed, MVW Roofing was called in to restore protection and peace of mind. This album captures the full transformation—from emergency tarp coverage and attic damage to a fully rebuilt roofing system. We removed the compromised metal roofing and inspected every layer—from rusted fasteners and uplifted panels to torn insulation and displaced ductwork in the attic. Once stripped to the rafters, our crew installed new CDX plywood decking to create a solid, code-compliant foundation. Every phase of this project reflects The Klaus Roofing Way™, emphasizing structural integrity, energy efficiency, and long-term durability. Mrs. Faye's home is now fully protected and better equipped to withstand future storms.

Tarped Roof - Exterior View

Temporary protection in place after significant storm damage compromised the metal roofing system. Our team was called in to assess underlying structural issues and develop a permanent solution.

Dislodged Roof Panel

Uplifted panels are a common failure point on older metal roofs, especially after severe weather. This opening exposes the interior to water damage and heat loss.

Tear-Off and Decking Installation

Metal roofing removed and structural evaluation underway. We're replacing lath and installing CDX plywood decking to meet current building standards.

Rusted Fastener on Metal Roof

Corroded fasteners like this one can lead to water intrusion, roof panel shifting, and long-term structural issues. Preventative maintenance is essential for metal roofs.

Attic Interior - Insulation and Duct Issues

Inside the attic, we found damaged batt insulation, displaced ductwork, and signs of moisture exposure. Proper insulation and air sealing are key to energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Open Deck View - Exposed Insulation

With decking removed, we could assess insulation coverage and structural framing. This stage is crucial for correcting airflow, insulation gaps, and any hidden damage.