Field Manual FM 479-25Roofing · Northwest Arkansas
Free estimate(479) 334-7860
Issued at
Springdale, AR
Distribution
Northwest Arkansas
Scope
Residential & commercial
Owned & operated
Veteran · Local
EHO Roofing · 25+ years on NWA roofs

Roofing, by the book.

Veteran owned and operated out of Springdale. We climb up, look hard, tell you the truth about your roof, and then build it right. Shingle, metal and commercial.

Two EHO roofers setting shingles on a stone and cedar home at golden hour, Ozark hills behind
Plate I. Crew on a Springdale roof, golden hourEHO / 01
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Honest assessments · Proven craftsmanship · No shortcuts Rev. 2026
§01
Standing ordersHow EHO works. Every job.
p. 01

1.1Honest assessments. 1.2Proven craftsmanship. 1.3No shortcuts.

A

Veteran owned & operated.

EHO is run by a veteran. That means you get a straight answer, a plan, and a crew that shows up when it said it would.

B

25+ years of experience.

More than twenty-five years on roofs. We have seen what Arkansas weather does to a roof, and what a good install holds up to.

C

Licensed & insured.

Your home and our crew are covered while the work gets done. Ask and we will show you the paperwork.

D

Honest assessments.

If a repair will do, we say so. If you need a new roof, we show you why, with photos from your own roof.

E

No shortcuts.

Every layer goes on the way it should: deck, drip edge, underlayment, starter, shingles, ridge. The parts you never see matter most.

F

Locally owned in Springdale.

We live and work in Northwest Arkansas. When you call, you talk to people who know these streets and these storms.

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Roof systemsWhat we install, repair and replace.
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Exploded diagram of a roof system: roof deck, drip edge, ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, starter strip, architectural shingles, ridge vent and cap. ARoof deck BDrip edge CIce & water shield DSynthetic underlayment EStarter strip FArchitectural shingles GRidge vent & cap EXPLODED VIEW · NOT TO SCALE
Fig. 2-1

A roof is a system, not a layer of shingles. Seven parts, stacked in order. Skip one and the rest cannot do their job.

Every kind of roof in NWA.

Dark standing seam metal roof on a farmhouse
Plate 2-B. Standing seam, farmhouse
Crew welding a white membrane seam on a flat commercial roof
Plate 2-C. Flat roof seam weld
Close view of a coil roofing nailer on shingles
Plate 2-D. Fastening detail
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ProcedureFrom first call to final walkthrough.
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3.1

Inspection. On the roof.

We get up there. Shingles, flashing, vents, valleys, decking and gutters. Photos of everything we see.

ShinglesFlashingVentsDecking
Roofer on a ridge line at sunset
Plate 3-1. Ridge line check
3.2

Honest assessment. Plain words.

We walk you through the photos and tell you what we found. Repair or replace, and why. No pressure.

PhotosOptionsStraight talk
Gloved hands holding a shingle next to a nail gun
Plate 3-2. Hands on the material
3.3

Free estimate. In writing.

A clear written estimate for the work and the materials. It costs you nothing to ask.

ScopeMaterialsPrice
White work pickup with ladders parked at a job
Plate 3-3. On site, ready to measure
3.4

Tear-off. Down to the deck.

Old roofing comes off so we can see the wood. Soft or rotted decking gets replaced before anything new goes on.

StripInspect deckReplace bad wood
Tear-off shovel lifting old shingles off a roof deck
Plate 3-4. Tear-off to bare deck
3.5

Dry-in. Sealed tight.

Drip edge, ice and water shield in the valleys and eaves, then underlayment over the whole deck.

Drip edgeIce & waterUnderlayment
Synthetic underlayment rolled across plywood roof deck
Plate 3-5. Underlayment laid
3.6

Install. By the book.

Starter, field shingles, flashing and ridge, installed the way the manufacturer says to. Every course straight.

StarterShinglesFlashingRidge
Coil nailer fastening architectural shingles
Plate 3-6. Fastening pattern
3.7

Clean-up. Walkthrough.

Magnet sweep for nails, debris hauled off, and a final walk around the house with you before we call it done.

Nail sweepHaul offFinal walk
Magnetic nail sweeper rolling across a lawn
Plate 3-7. Magnet sweep
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Storm protocolHail, wind and insurance help.
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After the storm, call first.

Spring hail and summer wind hit Northwest Arkansas hard. Damage is not always easy to see from the ground. We get on the roof, document what is there, and help you with the paperwork.

Field card 4-AAfter a hail or wind event
  1. Stay safe. Stay off the roof.Note the date of the storm. Check ceilings and the attic for water.
  2. Call EHO for an inspection.(479) 334-7860. We come out and look at the whole roof.
  3. We document the damage.Photos, measurements and notes on hail hits, lifted shingles, dents and flashing.
  4. You file with your insurer.We give you the documentation and help you understand what it shows.
  5. We repair or replace.Same crew, same standards, no shortcuts.

Straight talk: your policy and your insurance company decide what is covered. We document the damage honestly and tell you what we see. We never promise a claim outcome.

Hail damage on shingles marked with chalk circles, hailstones and a tape measure
Plate 4-1. Hail hits, chalked and measuredDocumentation, not a verdict
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Area of operationsNorthwest Arkansas, from Springdale out.
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Based in Springdale. Working all over NWA.

Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers and beyond. From the ridges out by Bella Vista down to the hills around Prairie Grove. Not sure if you are in range? Call and we will tell you.

Base
Springdale, AR · 36.19°N 94.13°W
Cursor
36.19°N 94.13°W
Elevation
1,329 ft
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Contour interval 20 m (66 ft)Terrain: USGS 3DEP / SRTM
Service area · Northwest ArkansasCall to confirm your address
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Hablamos EspañolTwo languages. One standard.
p. 06

Aquí, Hablamos Español.

ENCall in English or Spanish. The same honest assessment, the same crew, the same free estimate.

ESLlame en español o en inglés. La misma inspección honesta, el mismo equipo, el mismo presupuesto gratis.

Switch this manualUse the EN / ES switch at the top of the page, or right here.

Llámenos(479) 334-7860
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Request a free estimateCall is fastest. Email works too.
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