Realistic averages for Pearl homes (2,000–2,400 sq ft), based on 127 projects completed in 2024: Roof replacement with GAF Timberline HDZ ranges from $14,600 to $22,200; full-wrap James Hardie siding installation runs $20,800 to $33,500; seamless gutters with LeafGuard® protection cost $3,300 to $6,200; replacing 10 mid-tier Pella windows averages $10,300 to $16,800; and a 14’x18’ Trex composite deck with under-deck drainage falls between $18,700 and $29,100. Bundling services delivers measurable savings—roof, gutter, and soffit/fascia replacement together averages $17,900 with Tekton versus $19,800+ with fragmented contractors. Insurance often covers storm-related work minus your deductible, and we provide $0-down financing with approved credit. For precise, photo-based estimates tailored to your home, [get your free assessment today].

A bundled project—roof, siding, gutters—on a typical Pearl home takes 18 to 25 calendar days, depending on scope, weather, and permitting. Roofing typically requires 3 to 5 days (scheduled early to protect the structure); siding installation takes 7 to 10 days (performed in morning hours to minimize material expansion in afternoon heat); and gutters are installed last, in 1 to 2 days, to avoid damage during other phases. We build 3 to 5 buffer days into timelines for Mississippi’s wet season and prioritize weather-resistant work first—e.g., emergency tarping, roof replacement, gutter installation—before proceeding to siding or windows. For active leaks or storm emergencies, we complete mitigation within 24 hours. You’ll receive a detailed project timeline with milestone dates and daily text updates throughout the process.

Absolutely—and this is a core Tekton strength. Watkins excels at roofing claims but typically does not assess or document damage to siding, gutters, or windows—a critical gap, as insurers will deny coverage for these elements if not documented upfront. Tekton conducts full-exterior assessments using HAAG-certified inspectors who verify impact depth, document secondary damage (e.g., gutter overflow compromising fascia), and produce professional reports accepted by all major carriers. We coordinate directly with your adjuster, attend meetings with you, file supplement requests when needed, and manage the entire repair process—including debris removal and final inspections. Most clients pay only their deductible. As a pro tip, call us before your adjuster visit—early documentation prevents denials. [Get your free storm damage inspection] to start the process correctly.

Late February through April is ideal for most exterior projects: temperatures range from the 50s to mid-70s, humidity is lower, and materials like shingles and siding install optimally with minimal thermal expansion. Fall—September through early November—is also excellent, though we avoid peak leaf season for gutter and deck work. Summer can work for roofing (heat helps seal shingles) but is less ideal for siding installation or painting due to extreme expansion and curing challenges. Winter projects are possible if dry, though cold slows adhesive curing. That said, storm damage repairs should never wait—our emergency team mobilizes 24/7, because in Pearl’s hail corridor, timely mitigation is often the difference between full coverage and a denied claim.

Yes—and ours exceeds industry norms. All materials carry full manufacturer warranties: GAF roofs up to 50 years with Golden Pledge®; James Hardie siding with 30-year non-prorated coverage; Pella windows with lifetime limited warranties; and Trex decks with 25-year fade-and-stain protection. Crucially, Tekton backs all labor—roofing, siding, gutters, windows, decks—with a 5-Year Workmanship Warranty, fully transferable if you sell. This is broader and longer than many competitors, who often limit labor warranties to roofing only (2–5 years) and exclude damage from “secondary causes” like gutter overflow. Our warranty is insured, digitally registered, and includes no hidden exclusions—just straightforward, accountable coverage. We believe your peace of mind is as important as the installation itself.